My Car Geek Show
My Car Geek Show
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My Car Geek Hour is powered by CassillMotors.comJay Cassill joins Doug Wagner LIVE in the studio to help you troubleshoot vacuum leaks, fuel systems and more this week on My Car Geek.Participate when the show is LIVE! on Newsradio 600 AM WMT every Saturday at 9am, by calling in the Cassill studio line at (319)365-0600 or text your question to the text line at (319)983-3498. Follow on Facebook and Instagram @MyCarGeekCassill Motors on 16th Ave SWNext door to the Big Beautiful Theisens
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The podcast focuses on practical automotive advice, maintenance tips, and troubleshooting common car problems, with episodes dedicated to topics such as cold-weather battery care, vehicle storage advice, and diagnostics for specific vehicle models like the Ford F-150 and 2016 Ram 1500. Listeners can expect a blend of humor and knowledge around key issues in vehicle upkeep and the latest automotive trends.
My Car Geek Hour is powered by CassillMotors.com
Jay Cassill joins Doug Wagner LIVE in the studio to help you troubleshoot vacuum leaks, fuel systems and more this week on My Car Geek.
Participate when the show is LIVE! on Newsradio 600 AM WMT every Saturday at 9am, by calling in the Cassill studio line at (319)365-0600 or text your question to the text line at (319)983-3498.
Follow on Facebook and Instagram @MyCarGeek
Cassill Motors on 16th Ave SW
Next door to the Big Beautiful Theisens
On this lively episode of My Car Geek Hour, Jay Cassill and Doug dive into all the ways you can—and should—show your vehicle a little more love. From simple maintenance reminders to deep mechanical insights, they answer listener questions, share funny stories, and even roast each other a little (as good friends should).
You’ll hear:
🚗 Why you shouldn’t always trust automatic headlights
🛞 The dangers of ignoring your tire pressures (especially on 18–19″ wheels)
🚛 What to know before buying a 2003 GMC 2500 HD with an 8.1 gas engine
🔧 How to diagnose a speedometer reading incorrectly
🛻 JK vs. JL Jeeps: What’s the difference?
🚙 How to treat an inherited high-mileage Toyota or Ford
🔩 Diagnosing drivetrain whining sounds on old Suburbans
🌧️ Why spring rain calls for a wiper blade check (and knowing if your lights are really on!)
❄️ Jay’s favorite American-made snow tires: Nokian tires now built in Tennessee!
Plus:
- Listener questions about spark plugs, coolant choices, remote starts, and more.
- Tips on fuel tank repairs for older Dodge Caravans.
- A reminder that your car deserves more love than you might think!
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