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Michael Kurko

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Content editor and SEO writer with a proven record of creating and optimizing high-performing content for major publications, including AOL/Yahoo Finance, Investopedia, Forbes Advisor, U.S. News, and FinanceBuzz. Experienced across content editing, SEO strategy, and book editing — with a track record of delivering clean, compelling copy that ranks and converts.

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11 car repairs you shouldn't ignore, according to mechanics

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By Michael Kurko
| Miami Herald Verified
Most drivers put off fixing their car until the day it doesn't start. Subtler problems like a small leak, a strange noise or a dashboard light tend to get ignored for months. But most mechanics agree that these smaller issues can snowball into bigger problems and bigger repair bills. USA TODAY asked mechanics which car repairs they see put off the most by drivers. Here are the issues they see neglected most often, and what waiting can actually cost you.
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8 signs your transmission is about to fail (and what to do about it)

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By Michael Kurko
| Miami Herald Verified
Transmission trouble usually starts small: hesitation, a slip, a noise you can't quite place. Catch it early, and you're looking at a simple repair. But wait too long, and you'll be looking at a replacement that can cost you thousands. Here are the signs your transmission is failing, what repairs cost and when to see a mechanic, according to experts interviewed by the USA TODAY automotive team.
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