All good things come to an end. This past Saturday was our last Auto Talk Radio show on Wood Radio. Along with our partners on the show, we’ve had a great time answering your auto questions every Saturday am.
If you were a faithful listener, we’ll give you a few audio links to enjoy. If you had no idea this was going on every Saturday at 7 am, we think you’ll enjoy listening too.
We started this program when Pat O’Neill was running the shop, then his grandson Shaun O’Neill (pictured here) took the show over weekly. We think you’ll like the music too!
WOOD Radio welcomes our new hosts of Auto Talk…Pat O’Neill and Al Schwinkendorf. Pat and Al bring decades of experience to the WOOD Saturday morning’s experts lineup. Both O’Neill and Schwinkendorf are ASE Certified Automotive experts and they bring their vast knowledge and experience to the area’s ONLY one hour, live call-in show. From Audis to Z-28s, Pat and Al help WOOD listeners fine tune their cars, trucks, vans & SUVs. If you’ve got a question about how to supercharge your four-wheeled wonder or if you’ve been hearing something unusual coming from underneath your vehicle’s hood. Circa 1980
When it comes to auto maintenance, it’s easy to focus on obvious essentials like oil changes, brake service, or rotating your tires. But there’s one crucial component that quietly keeps your vehicle moving—and that’s your transmission. At Oniell’s Transmission in Grand Rapids, Michigan, we believe your transmission deserves just as much attention as your engine.
Neglecting it doesn’t just put your vehicle at risk—it hits your wallet, too. Let’s dive deep into why routine transmission maintenance is essential for long-term vehicle efficiency, safety, and savings.
Customers with complaints of not shifting, wrong gear starts, late or early shifts are considered to have shift timings issues. For an automatic transmission to shift, there are two things that need to be known: 1) How fast the vehicle is moving. 2) How hard the operator is depressing the accelerator. Sorting out the source […]
