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If you missed it, you can listen online to the official check presentation from the Bumper to Bumper Radio Preferred Shop Network to Phoenix Children's Hospital. The combined effort of the shops resulted in a record breaking effort, raising over $10,300 for PCH this year.

We invite all our listeners to join us in this important effort by signing up to donate any amount.

Every contribution to Phoenix Children's Hospital has a direct impact on our young patients. Donations from caring people like you make it possible for PCH to offer the very best medical specialists, cutting-edge technology, and family-friendly services without regard to the family's ability to pay.

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Phoenix Children's Hospital Check Presentation from Bumper to Bumper Radio Preferred Shop Network

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Has your car been recalled? If you're one of the millions of drivers impacted by the General Motors recall, what should you do? Automotive analyst Lauren Fix, The Car Coach and Consumer Reports' Jeff Bartlett provide consumers with important information to ensure their cars' safe repair. Watch the segment on The Willis Report.



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Aired: 7/10/2014

How do you check your engine oil and when do you change it? Should you buy conventional or synthetic oil? Be Car Care Aware Tips to save you money and protect your engine.

Are self driving cars the wave of the future? Should General Motors be promoting their autonomous cars during their HUGE recall problem? GM President predicts self-driving cars will be available by 2020. Lauren Fix discusses this on Fox Business Channel with Gerri Willis.

Most vehicles start out with a "new car" smell, but there are other specific odors that motorists should never ignore. Identifying these suspect smells early on can help car owners be "Car Care Aware" and avoid the hassle and expense of an unexpected breakdown.

Unusual smells can be the sign of serious, and potentially costly, trouble for your vehicle. By acting quickly and making necessary repairs, you'll be able to breathe easy knowing there is no harmful damage to your car.

Use the sniff test to identify any unusual smells in your vehicle, including the following six warning signs:

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Bumper to Bumper helps a listener diagnose a brake issue with their Toyota Rav4.