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November
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IN THIS ISSUE:
Current Promotions, News, Tips & Tricks and
Year Round Savings
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Welcome
to our first e-newsletter. First, we want
to say thank you for your patronage. We
know there are a lot of other shops in town
and we appreciate you choosing Harrell &
Beverly Transmissions. We aim to be
a cut above the rest and hope this is evident
in how we conduct our business. Whether
you have been a customer of ours since 1959
or came in for the first time last month,
we appreciate your business.
We will send out our e-newsletter once a
month and it will contain information about
current promotions, news, have some tips
and tricks for your vehicle and contain
other timely information. Our goal is that
this e-newsletter will provide you with
important information that will help keep
your vehicles going for a long time.
Our mission is simple: we strive to provide
the highest standards of professional, honest
and dependable automotive service and repair;
specializing in transmissions and advanced
electronic diagnostics. We hope you enjoy
reading our e-newsletter and find it very
informative. If you have any questions or
comments, please contact us at (407) 322-8415
or email us at HBT1959@bellsouth.net.

Alvin D. Beverly Don
Beverly
President Vice
President
Co-Owner Co-Owner
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ARE YOU TRAVELING THIS
THANKSGIVING OR CHRISTMAS?
Then take advantage of our PEACE
OF MIND promotion
$95.00*
Normally a $172.50
value
If you are traveling for Thanksgiving or
Christmas, we recommend having your vehicle
properly evaluated before your trip. It
is better for you to pick the time to take
care of your vehicle rather than your vehicle
picking the time, because we all know our
vehicles will break down at the worst possible
time.
Right now we are offering our special PEACE
OF MIND promotion that will give you
just that, peace of mind, before you take
your next trip. Our PEACE
OF MIND promotion covers the following:
+ Road test vehicle
for proper operation
+ Deluxe engine
lube, oil and filter †
(includes
40-point maintenance inspection)
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Check headlights, brake and park lights
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Check tire pressures (including the spare)
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Check all fluid levels, belts and hoses
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Inspect drive train for malfunctions
+ Visual brake
system evaluation
+ PLUS
A FREE Computer Scan to find any fault codes
(a $65 value for FREE)
We will give
you a full written report with our findings,
including any recommended repairs that should
be done before your next trip.
Our
PEACE
OF MIND promotion is only $95.00* and
is normally a $172.50 value. This offer
is for a limited time only so call us today
at (407) 322-8415 and set up an appointment
for your PEACE
OF MIND evaluation.
>>
CLICK HERE FOR YOUR PRINTABLE COUPON <<
*$95 PLUS
SALES TAX, NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER DISCOUNTS.
LIMITED TIME ONLY. ADDITIONAL PARTS AND
LABOR ARE EXTRA.
†Deluxe engine lube, oil and filter
has the following terms: For gas engines
only, use up to five quarts of Pennzoil
oil (10W30, 5W20 or 5W30), install new engine
oil filter. Lubricate chassis (when applicable).
Some vehicles require more expensive parts,
additional parts and labor are extra.
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DO
YOU LOVE TO GO FISHING?
Check
out our new fishing website: www.iwantmorefish.com
This
web site is dedicated to providing valuable
fishing and tow vehicle information for people
who live in Central Florida and who love to
fish. Harrell & Beverly Transmissions
owns and operates this web site and we know
that a lot of things have to go right in order
to have a successful and enjoyable fishing
trip. We are avid fishermen ourselves and
we hope this site will be educational, enlightening
and entertaining. Check out the website at
www.iwantmorefish.com.
TUNE INTO THE HAWGWILD FISHING SHOW ON ESPN
RADIO
Saturday and Sunday mornings from 6AM
- 8AM
We
are excited about Captain Dave's new fishing
radio
show, Hawgwild Fishing Show. Please listen
live on ESPN 1060 WIXC (Melbourne) or 1190
WAMT (Orlando) Saturday Mornings from 6-8am,
and the show is repeated on ESPN 1080 WHOO
(Orlando) Sunday mornings from 6-8am.
We are proud to sponsor this show and hope
that you will tune in and be entertained and
educated. Below are links to hear our radio
ads we have on the show:
CLICK TO HEAR OUR 1ST RADIO AD
CLICK
TO HEAR OUR 2ND RADIO AD
CELEBRATING
OUR 48th YEAR IN BUSINESS
Serving Central Florida since 1959
Harrell
& Beverly Transmissions is celebrating
its 48th year in business. We have been in
business at the same location since 1959 and
is owned and operated by third generation
family. Unfortunately in today's time it is
uncommon for a family business to last as
long as Harrell & Beverly Transmissions
has. We have always strived to operate based
on Biblically sound values. We feel this is
the only successful way to operate any business.
Thank you to all of our loyal customers who
have helped us achieve 48 years in business!
We plan to be here for our customers for many
more years. (The photo above is our shop from
1962).
5th ANNUAL HOLIDAY
CAR SHOW
Presented by Christ United Methodist Church
The
5th annual Holiday Car Show will be held on
Saturday, December 8th, 2007 at 408
Tucker Drive, Sanford, FL 32773. For more
information contact Michael Korgan at 407-322-5798.
Over a dozen classes of street rods, classic
rods, muscle cars, sport cars and trucks will
be on display. Awards going to 1st, 2nd and
3rd place in each class as well as People's
Choice, Best Engine, Best Interior, Best Paint,
Best of Show and Club Participation.
The first 100 cars receive a Dash Plaque and
a Goody Bag. Plus there are dozens of great
door prizes for all those who display cars.
Laurie, "The Queen of Doo-Woop"
will bring the hits of the 50's and 60's all
day long.
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING!!!
Registration starts at 8:00am, Judging starts
at NOON, Awards presented at 3:00pm
Vehicle registration is $10.00 prior to the
show and $15.00 the day of the show.
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HOW TO PROPERLY CHECK YOUR TRANSMISSION
FLUID LEVEL
Preventative maintenance is the key
to keeping your vehicle working great
by Lloyd
L. Beverly, ASE Master Technician
An
important part of keeping your vehicle working
great is checking your vehicle's fluid levels.
From the radiator cooling system level all
the way to the washer fluid level, all systems
are crucial to the correct operation of
your automobile. With that thought in mind,
you might be asking yourself, "How
do I check my transmission fluid level?"
Checking your transmission fluid level is
not as hard as you may think, however, you
do need a basic understanding of how the
transmission operates and if your manufacturer
has provided you the means necessary to
check the fluid level. Always consult your
owner's manual when in doubt.
Most automatic transmissions can have their
fluid level checked, but there is a rapidly
increasing trend of automakers taking the
conventional methods of checking the transmission
fluid level away. Most automatic transmissions
have a fill pipe with a dipstick to ensure
the proper transmission fluid level is present.
When this is the case, here are a few tips
on how to make sure you are properly checking
your automatic transmission fluid level.
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On almost all vehicles, make sure the
engine has run for at least 5 minutes;
place the gear selector in either Park
or Neutral with the engine running. Always
set the emergency brake and place a wheel
stop or chog in front of and behind a
wheel.
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Remove the transmission dipstick and wipe
any fluid off. Reinsert the dipstick and
remove it once again. There are a few
different styles of dipsticks. The basic
idea of them all is the same. You want
to make sure the transmission fluid is
with in the acceptable range, sometimes
referred to as in the "hash marks".
If it is at the upper or lower end or
anywhere in between, then the level is
acceptable. One piece of advice, all transmissions
are different and sometimes fluid levels
can be slightly above or below the acceptable
ranges and in most cases this is normal.
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If your fluid level is low and you would
like to add fluid, again consult your
owner's manual first to identify the proper
fluid type. Once you have the correct
fluid, insert a funnel into the fill pipe.
It is recommended to add fluid 1 pint
at a time so you won't overfill the transmission.
After each pint is installed, work the
transmission back and forth between Drive
and Reverse to work out any air pockets.
Then repeat step 2 until the proper fluid
level is achieved.
Knowing
the transmission fluid level is important.
Knowing the condition of the fluid is equally
as important. Transmission fluid should
be red in color with no parched or burnt
odor. As transmission fluid loses its lubrication
properties and friction modifiers, it tends
to become brown in color. A transmission
tune up service should be completed every
15,000 miles or once a year, whichever comes
first.
If you ever have any questions about your
transmission please contact us at (407)
322-8415 or email us at HBT1959@bellsouth.net.
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