Hey guys, watch this! Some little known facts, best kept secrets about our
pre loved inventory being shared by Mark Owen, GM of Homer Skelton
Millington Ford! http://ping.fm/aB0zi
Friday, April 30, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Hey guys, watch this! Mark Owen, GM of Homer Skelton Millington Ford serves
up this 2003 Chevy SSR Thursday special- watch to find out what savings he's
serving! http://ping.fm/GdqtY
up this 2003 Chevy SSR Thursday special- watch to find out what savings he's
serving! http://ping.fm/GdqtY
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Here is the latest release for saving you money @Homer Skelton Millington
Ford as the end of April quickly approaches:
http://ping.fm/rgmdZ
Ford as the end of April quickly approaches:
http://ping.fm/rgmdZ
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Monday, April 26, 2010
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Friday, April 23, 2010
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Announced in time for Earth Day-2nd yr in a row,Ford Escape Hybrid&Ford Fusion Hybrid are on kbb.com’s list of“Top 10 Green Cars for 2010” http://ping.fm/iJyfH
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Addressing your air conditioning at Homer Skelton Millington Ford
When I polled the Millington Ford service department, with the rising temperatures comes A/C complaints. I have gathered together some great pointers from Ford, yet this should be applied to any make and model. Nothing dampens a road trip adventure like having your vehicle break down and the costs to repair will far exceed the service packages available at Millington Ford.
So when you are making your to-do list for your driving travels, number 1 should be: Come by or contact your Homer Skelton Millington Ford to set an appointment to drop your vehicle off to have the recommended services done before you begin your warm weather traveling.
Just about every modern car, truck or SUV sold these days can be had with air conditioning. Air conditioning systems are pretty reliable. On a modern and relatively new vehicle, it is rare to have problems. It's so common that most people take it for granted. You press the button for air conditioning in your car and — presto! — cold air starts to flow out of the car's vents. It's easy, it's simple, and it's a major convenience.
And if there are problems, they are pretty much one of two things: No cool air or insufficient cool air. If you own an older car and its A/C system doesn't seem to be working properly, here are some general troubleshooting tips:
No Cool Air
* Loose or broken drive belt
* Inoperative compressor or slipping compressor clutch
* Defective expansion valve
* Clogged expansion valve, receiver-drier or liquid refrigerant line
* Blown fuse
* Leaking component or one of the A/C lines, hoses or seals
Insufficient Cool Air
* Low refrigerant charge
* Loose drive belt
* Slipping compressor clutch
* Clogged condenser
* Clogged evaporator
* Slow leak in system
* Partially clogged filter or expansion valve
Most A/C repairs are best left to a repair shop. Recharging the refrigerant, in particular, requires special equipment that most people don't own. There are a couple things you can do, however. First, make sure to have the system checked regularly according to your vehicle's owner's manual. Second, if you live in a place with a cold climate, it might not make much sense to run the A/C during the winter months, but many shop technicians recommend running your A/C system regularly, because it contains a light mineral oil in the refrigerant to keep the compressor properly lubricated. The general rule of thumb is 10 minutes per month. Some heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems also engage the A/C compressor for defrost mode (for example, most GM vehicles).
Be sure to bring your vehicle by or you can call our service department Monday through Saturday to schedule having your air conditioning checked out before the humidity of Memphis descends upon us! Contact us here or http://www.millingtonford.com/service/appointment-form.htm or call us at 877-691-3106.
So when you are making your to-do list for your driving travels, number 1 should be: Come by or contact your Homer Skelton Millington Ford to set an appointment to drop your vehicle off to have the recommended services done before you begin your warm weather traveling.
Just about every modern car, truck or SUV sold these days can be had with air conditioning. Air conditioning systems are pretty reliable. On a modern and relatively new vehicle, it is rare to have problems. It's so common that most people take it for granted. You press the button for air conditioning in your car and — presto! — cold air starts to flow out of the car's vents. It's easy, it's simple, and it's a major convenience.
And if there are problems, they are pretty much one of two things: No cool air or insufficient cool air. If you own an older car and its A/C system doesn't seem to be working properly, here are some general troubleshooting tips:
No Cool Air
* Loose or broken drive belt
* Inoperative compressor or slipping compressor clutch
* Defective expansion valve
* Clogged expansion valve, receiver-drier or liquid refrigerant line
* Blown fuse
* Leaking component or one of the A/C lines, hoses or seals
Insufficient Cool Air
* Low refrigerant charge
* Loose drive belt
* Slipping compressor clutch
* Clogged condenser
* Clogged evaporator
* Slow leak in system
* Partially clogged filter or expansion valve
Most A/C repairs are best left to a repair shop. Recharging the refrigerant, in particular, requires special equipment that most people don't own. There are a couple things you can do, however. First, make sure to have the system checked regularly according to your vehicle's owner's manual. Second, if you live in a place with a cold climate, it might not make much sense to run the A/C during the winter months, but many shop technicians recommend running your A/C system regularly, because it contains a light mineral oil in the refrigerant to keep the compressor properly lubricated. The general rule of thumb is 10 minutes per month. Some heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems also engage the A/C compressor for defrost mode (for example, most GM vehicles).
Be sure to bring your vehicle by or you can call our service department Monday through Saturday to schedule having your air conditioning checked out before the humidity of Memphis descends upon us! Contact us here or http://www.millingtonford.com/service/appointment-form.htm or call us at 877-691-3106.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Fiesta is strong like bull;over 50% of the welded body structure is made of ultra high-strength steel members for safety&quality.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRAz6fkr5RQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRAz6fkr5RQ
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Friday, April 9, 2010
..VA Tech Transportation Institute (VTTI) study..voice-controlled Ford SYNC® helps drivers minimize electronics-related visual distractions.. http://ping.fm/GcMP7
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Monday, April 5, 2010
Friday, April 2, 2010
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Check out the Ford Focus on the Regis and Kelly Show- http://ping.fm/UKJda?pid=3502731&id=45471284428
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