Comments on: Recycled Car Parts: What Becomes of them?

By: Gold Charm Bracelets

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By: replace carpet car

replace carpet car — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 18:11:26 +0000

I think it’s great that we can recycle just about most things these days. The future is looking far more greener than it did 15 years ago.

By: jim

jim — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 11:47:48 +0000

Hey, my names jim, i’ve just read your article thingy majiggy which i found very intresting which told me alot about which parts of the car can be recycled…….Thank you very much. bye x

By: chris

chris — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 12:28:09 +0000

itrs good

By: Rebecca

Rebecca — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 14:50:08 +0000

Hi all, I work within the vehicle recycling industry and am doing a research project at the moment for Manchester Metropolitan University on using recycled vehicle parts through the insurance industry. Any chance you could spare 5 mins to do a quick survey. I hope the use of recycled parts becomes more widespread in the uk as this will save significant amounts of natural resources and reduce the carbon footprint of the manufacturing industry.
Rebecca
http://www.recycall.com

By: Have Glass Will Travel

Have Glass Will Travel — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 14:05:00 +0000

Have Glass Will Travel
Do you own your own car? Do you know a lot about cars, what makes them run, and what keeps them going? If you answered no to the last two questions, then you are among most other car owners out there. Owning a car in today’s world is expensive enough without having to worry about repairs, and the huge bills that typically come with them. But what if it is not a part on the car but the windshield that gets broken? Is this something you need to take to your mechanic?
You will be surprised at how many people bring their car into their car shops to get a crack or a break fixed. What this does is cost you more money in the long run. Would you go to your chiropractor to get your tooth ache taken care of? Would you go to the little Italian place down the street to pick up Chinese food? No you would not, so don’t take your car to the car garage when you should go to an auto glass repair specialist. Don’t be among those that spend hundreds of dollars at their garage, take it to those that specialize in it.
What a lot of people also don’t know is that not every crack means you have to replace the whole thing. You will be amazed at the ways smaller cracks or nicks can be simply filled in, and many times, at no or very little costs. What this does is ensure that they do not spread so badly that they will need replacing. How often have you followed a plow truck or passed a large vehicle and damaged your front or back window? What starts as a tiny little pit can turn into a crack that runs along the entire length. Every time you go over a bump that crack gets bigger and bigger.
What if you live in a very rural area? Rural area’s often mean bumpy back roads that are many times dirt roads. It is under these types of conditions that you will find many pits and divots on the vehicles in the area. Furthermore, with rural living come few resources. The beauty about many glass repair services is that they will come to you. Many of these places have everything they need to replace or repair your windshield right in their vehicles.
This is a great service to their customers as many do not have the time or way to leave their car somewhere all day. Now you can be sitting in the comfort of your home or office and rest assured that your car will be taken care of by professionals that won’t break you wallet. Also, all of these places also work with many insurance companies. This is a great thing to ask when calling an auto glass repair specialist. Make sure they work with your insurance company for those glass issues that will cost a lot. Make the right choice, call your glass repair specialist today!

By: Virginia@cars4causes.net

Virginia@cars4causes.net — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 22:07:52 +0000

Thanks so much for the comment! Keep coming back for more information in future posts.

By: Chief Enterprises | America's provider of Bosch Relays, Solenoids, Connectors, and Diodes

Mon, 12 Jan 2009 14:18:10 +0000

First, thanks for the useful post and we got much information on where the recycled parts are going to. But this is the good thing as there is no wastage in automobile industry. Keep on going and update more!!!

By: Joseph Newsome

Joseph Newsome — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 05:03:56 +0000

This is something to really think about and take a very close look at what we are doing. If everyone does there part in recycling it can and will make a big impact on our world and ecosystem. This was a very interesting post.

By: rtanner

rtanner — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 05:31:48 +0000

its a great industry and needs to do a better job in getting support for better awareness and accountability in the industry so peopel will feel safer to buy this way.

By: pcarrerra4s

pcarrerra4s — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 10:04:54 +0000

I was really curious about this myself. I've always wondered where recycled car parts go. Now I know where. Thanks for this wonderful post!