Diesel Exhaust Fluid is used in relatively new Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technology to meet diesel emissions standards. Many 2011 and newer diesel vehicles use Diesel Exhaust Fluid, which is a urea solution carried in an onboard reservoir and injected into the exhaust stream by a metering system to reduce harmful nitrogen oxide emissions.
What does Diesel Exhaust Fluid do? Diesel Exhaust Fluid is a non-hazardous solution that is 32.5% urea and 67.5% de-ionized water. Diesel Exhaust Fluid is sprayed into the exhaust stream of diesel vehicles to reduce harmful nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions by breaking the emissions into nitrogen and water.
How do I use Diesel Exhaust Fluid? If equipped with Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technology, your diesel car or truck will have an onboard reservoir that contains Diesel Exhaust Fluid. When the fluid in your vehicle is low, visit your local Oil Can Henry’s to have more added.
You won’t get too far without a good battery, which provides power to your vehicle’s starter and ignition system, among other things.
That’s why Oil Can Henry’s Famous 18-Point Full-Service Oil Change includes a complimentary battery test. Your Oil Can Henry’s technician will perform a complimentary conductance test on your battery and provide you with an informative readout that shows the current charge, cold cranking amps on your battery, and alerts you if there is a concern about your battery life. We’ll also inform you about the condition of your battery terminals.
Oil Can Henry’s offers these battery services:
Battery Replacement. Time for a new battery? Oil Can Henry’s proudly sells and installs quality Interstate Batteries.
Battery Terminal Cleaning. Corroded battery terminals can prevent your vehicle from starting properly and can reduce the life of your battery. Our Battery Terminal Cleaning service helps your battery perform properly by removing acid and corrosion from the battery posts and terminals. The service includes the installation of felt pads on the posts and application of chemical inhibitor to slow the build-up of future deposits.
Most vehicles have two air filters, one that filters and cleans air before it enters the engine and another that filters and cleans air before it enters the passenger cabin.
The engine air filter and cabin air filter both play important roles in the efficient operation of your vehicle and the health and safety of your passengers. So, it’s important that you check both filters regularly and replace them as recommended by your vehicle’s manufacturer — or sooner if a filter is so dirty and clogged that it cannot effectively filter the incoming air.
Oil Can Henry’s provides two convenient replacement services:
Engine Air Filter Replacement
Air flow is an important part of the combustion process that powers your vehicle’s engine. Air is drawn into the engine through the air filter, which cleans and filters the air to keep impurities such as dust, pollen and insects from damaging internal engine components.
What are the benefits of replacing an engine air filter? A dirty or clogged air filter reduces the amount of air that can be drawn into the engine, which can reduce engine performance. Periodic air filter replacement is good preventive maintenance. By replacing a dirty air filter, you can protect your engine and maintain engine performance.
Replacement intervals for your air filter will vary, based in part on your driving conditions. A good rule of thumb is to check your air filter regularly and replace it every 10,000 – 15,000 miles. Refer to your vehicle owner’s manual for recommended service intervals.
Is the engine air filter the same as the cabin air filter? No. The cabin air filter is different than the engine air filter, which filters air as it is drawn into your vehicle’s engine as part of the combustion process.
Cabin Air Filter Replacement
Your vehicle’s cabin air filter protects you and your passengers by removing pollen, dust, bacteria, exhaust, mold spores, and other contaminants from the air that circulates through your vehicle’s heating, ventilation and air conditioning system. This is particularly beneficial for people who suffer from allergies.
When your vehicle is in motion or when the ventilation system is in use, impurities from the outside air are vented into the cabin. These impurities build up inside your vehicle and create an unhealthy mix of pollutants, pollen, dust, and gases. In fact, pollen and harmful substances inside a vehicle can be up to six times more concentrated than outside.
The cabin air filter provides cleaner air in the cabin of your vehicle by removing these impurities from the incoming air.
If a dirty or clogged cabin air filter is not replaced, it can cause musty odors in the vehicle and may even cause corrosion damage to the vehicle’s heating and air conditioning system. A dirty or clogged cabin air filter can also cause contaminants to become so concentrated in the cabin that passengers actually breathe in more pollen, fumes and particles when riding in the vehicle than they would walking down the street.
What are the benefits of replacing my cabin air filter? Over time, the cabin air filter becomes dirty and clogged. As that happens, the filter becomes less effective at preventing contaminants from entering your vehicle’s ventilation system. This can result in mold, odors and reduced ventilation inside the vehicle.
That’s why it’s important to replace your cabin air filter as recommended by your vehicle’s manufacturer — or sooner, if it’s dirty or clogged.
When should I replace my cabin air filter? Refer to your vehicle owner’s manual for recommended service intervals. Oil Can Henry’s can check the condition of the filter and replace it as needed.
Time for an oil change? Visit your neighborhood Oil Can Henry’s for a Famous 18-Point Full-Service Oil Change. It’s quick, convenient and thorough service you can trust.
You relax in the comfort of your car, where you can watch and listen as our trained technicians perform your oil change. The video monitor positioned next to your driver’s side window provides live views of the technicians at work under the hood and in the pit.
Our Famous 18-Point Full-Service Oil Change includes:
Up to 5 quarts of new oil
New oil filter (premium extra)
Lubricate chassis
Under chassis visual inspection
Under hood visual inspection
Re-set oil change light*
Check and Fill*:
Power steering fluid
Radiator fluid
Tire pressure
Automatic transmission fluid
Washer fluid
Check*:
Air filter
Battery
Brake fluid
Cabin air filter
Lights
Serpentine belt
Wipers
* Applies only to accessible/applicable items. At participating locations.
We do not top-up brake fluid because doing so could mask a dangerous problem with your vehicle’s brake system.
Our oil change also includes Free Fluid Refills: Get one free oil top-up within 3 months or 5,000 miles of your last oil change. Come in anytime to top-up other fluids and tires.
You never need an appointment for our convenient service!
Wiper Blades harden and/or break down over time. This process happens faster if you drive in particularly hot or cold conditions. So, it’s important to check your wiper blades regularly and replace them when they are cracked or hard.
According to VehicleMD magazine, “the majority of wiper blades are constructed with a rubber wiping element, which provides optimum friction to clear glass of water.” Rubber is a natural compound and breaks down for a variety of reasons, including:
Heat. The summer sun can heat up your vehicle’s windshield and literally bake the wiper blades. This extreme heat can cause wiper blades to harden and crack.
Environment. Vehicles in high-traffic areas tend to be exposed to a higher concentration of ozone, which can oxidize the rubber blades and create cracks.
Cold. Frigid weather causes rubber blades to harden and lose flexibility. When this happens, water can leak underneath the blades and cause smearing.
While most wiper manufacturers recommend changing your wiper blades every 6-12 months, we recommend that you check your wiper blades often and replace them when you notice that they’re hard or cracked.
How to Inspect Your Wiper Blades A simple test of your windshield washers will tell you if the wiper blades need to be replaced. If the wipers streak, chatter or fail to cleanly remove the wiper fluid, the wiper blades should be replaced. This test will also show you if the fluid nozzle is clogged or if the nozzle needs to be adjusted to ensure the fluid hits the windshield in the correct place.
Leave It to Us Oil Can Henry’s Famous 18-Point Full-Service Oil Change includes an inspection of your wiper blades. If it’s time to replace your wiper blades, ask for Oil Can Henry’s Wiper Blade Replacement service.
We Recycle Oil Can Henry’s is dedicated to reducing impact on the environment, and we recycle all the used wiper blades from services we perform.
