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Keep Your Car Cool

admin — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 01:54:44 +0000

Keep it Cool
Coolant, or antifreeze, absorbs heat from the engine and helps prevent corrosion from clogging up the cooling system. Check its level periodically and have it changed as recommended by your owner’s manual.
Hot or Cold
Most cars have a plastic refill container which makes adding coolant easier. The level should be at the “maximum” line when the engine is hot, and lower when it’s cold.

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Texaco Credit Cards

admin — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 01:48:12 +0000

All Texaco stations supplied by Chevron accept both the Texaco credit card and the Chevron credit card. The Texaco credit card can also be used at all Chevron stations. To obtain a dual-branded Texaco and Chevron credit card, apply online or call 1-800-FREEAPP (1-800-373-3277) to complete the application process by phone.

Custom credit cards are available, including the No. 42 Havoline Dodge racecar card. If you’re already a card holder and wish to change to a custom credit card, simply contact Texaco and request a new custom card.

Some stations continue to be operated by an independent dealer or by a competitor, and they may not accept the Texaco and Chevron credit cards. Some may accept the competitor’s credit card.

Participating Texaco stations accept all major bank cards and all major credit cards.

Enjoy the card that gives you on-going benefits both
for your gas tank and your pocket book

10¢ per gallon in fuel credits on fuel purchases made at Chevron and Texaco

3% in fuel credits on non-fuel purchases at Chevron and Texaco
1% in fuel credits on all other non-fuel purchases everywhere Visa cards are accepted
Plus NO Annual Fee, Cash Access and Zero Fraud Liability [More Info]

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Cars Aren’t What They used to Be

admin — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 01:44:17 +0000

Today’s engine requires more than just a traditional tune-up. Bring your vehicle to technicians who can bring a high-tech approach to your sophisticated systems and onboard computers. More Texaco Tips %%Cars Aren’t What They used to Be%% is a post from: Seaview One Stop

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Feel the Tire Pressure

admin — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 22:26:06 +0000

Tread on Me
Incorrect pressure or worn tread can compromise fuel economy, cornering, braking and stability. When pressure is too high, your car can deliver a jarring experience; when pressure is too low, tires can overheat and wear prematurely.
Feel the Pressure
Check the pressure regularly, with a gauge, on all four tires, preferably when the tires are cold.
Get it Right
Remember that the pressure listed on the tire is the maximum allowable air pressure. The recommended pressure is usually lower, so check your owner’s manual for the recommended pressure.
Defensive Rotation
To get more miles out of your tires, rotate them for even wear according to the rotation configuration recommended by the vehichle’s manufacturer.

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Select the Right Grade of Gas

admin — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:42:50 +0000

Texaco fuels, lubricants, coolants and other products and services are known for high quality, reliability and performance. Texaco fuels with the Techron additive are sold in the Southeastern and Western United States, while lubricants, such as Havoline and Ursa engine oils, are sold across North America. Learn More About Selecting Gasoline Grades

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Texaco Products: Hit the Road with Confidence

admin — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 18:29:32 +0000

Texaco stations across the United States deliver an unsurpassed driving experience by providing gasolines with the Techron additive. The Techron ingredient cleans vital engine parts to help your car perform at its best. It even cleans up deposits that additives from lower-quality gasolines leave behind.

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Know Your Transmission

admin — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 01:53:51 +0000

Know Your Transmission
Different and specifically prescribed transmission fluids are used for automatic and manual transmissions and among the different transimissions offered by vehicle manufacturers.
Show Your Trannie You Care
Transmission fluid degrades over time. Checking levels and having the fluid and filter changed can prevent damage that could shorten your transmission’s life. Service intervals for transmission fluid vary widely, so check your owner’s manual.

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