Lawrence Synthetic Oils - AGgrand Natural Fertilizers Sales

10/21/2017

09/01/2017

07/12/2016

07/22/2015

We have every thing for all lubrication needs , farm , home , the woods, the race track ..

01/29/2013

Let us help you in creating your new generation performance car, exhaust, suspension, drive train engine , and transmission performance,and also custom wheels and tires. Lawrence Oil & Automotive Service Co. 6879 S. St. Rd. 67 Pendleton in . 765-778-4222

01/29/2013

01/05/2013

Rick Lawrence 317-361-2220 services Quick change rear ends, steering units, and all carburetors.........

01/03/2013

How can I tell if my coolant is OK?

It is impossible to determine the condition of the coolant in the radiator just by looking at it. Coolant, a mixture of ethylene glycol and water, breaks down with age, picks up contaminants that cause sludge, and becomes acidic. When this happens, it can cause corrosion within the radiator and cooling passages of the engine. To determine its condition, coolant must be checked with coolant test strips that measure PH balance. Coolant is an environmentally hazardous substance. It pollutes the water table and is poisonous to people and animals and therefore must be disposed of as a hazardous waste. Your mechanic has special tools and procedures for testing and changing coolant.

12/18/2012

We have all your Lubrication And filteration needs

12/14/2012

Our thoughts and prayers go out to all families and victoms at Sandy Hook Elementry....for there tragic losses..

12/12/2012

LAWRENCE OIL & LUBRICATION SVC's Maintenance Tips
How often should my car get a tune-up?

The term “tune-up” actually applies only to older cars without electronic ignition (before 1981). On these vehicles a tune-up would generally be required every 15,000 – 20,000 miles and consisted of replacing the spark plugs, ignition contact points, rotor and distributor cap and adjusting the ignition timing as well as the carburetor.

On modern vehicles equipped with electronic ignition, fuel injection and computer controls, the term “engine performance maintenance” is a more accurate term. A “tune-up” for these newer vehicles is an orderly process of inspection, computer diagnosis, testing and adjustment to maintain peak engine performance, maximum operating efficiency and low exhaust emissions. During this process, spark plugs, plug wires, sensors, and modules may be replaced. The frequency at which a newer vehicle needs a tune-up is dependent more upon driving conditions than mileage and recommended tune-up frequencies vary between 30,000 – 100,000 miles, depending on the manufacturer. To learn how often your vehicle needs a tune-up, check your owner’s manual or speak with your local automotive service provider.