"Getting Families Where They Need To Go For Over 50 Years"Jay’s Automotive215 E. 2nd StreetBartlesville, OK  74006(918) 333-3700www.jays.ccMain NavigationHomeServicesAir Conditioning ServiceBattery InspectionBrake RepairComputer DiagnosticsCooling SystemEngine Performance CheckElectrical SystemEngine RepairEngine ReplacementMaintenance InspectionsNew/RebuiltTransmissionsOil ChangePre-Purchase InspectionsRadiator InspectionScheduled 30/60/90Shocks & StrutsSuspension/SteeringTire RotationTransmission InspectionTransmission ServiceTune-UpsVehicle InspectionWheel AlignmentWhat We Work OnAreas ServedBartlesville, OKCaney, KSCoffeyville, KSCollinsville, OKCopan, OKDewey, OKNowata, OKOchelata, OKOsage, OKOwasso, OKPawhuska, OKRamona, OKSperry, OKTulsa, OKSedan, KSSkiatook, OKWann, OKFind UsAuto Tips 101Online SpecialsCalendar of EventsAuthorized DealerAffiliates & LinksFoto FunTake our SurveyYour Car MattersHealthJay's KitchenLOL!Make An AppointmentGuestbookContact UsFire up the engine—let’s have a “Car-B-Que”When it’s 115 degrees outside, the last thing you want to do is turn on an oven.  Why not make your car do the work instead?  It’s already parked outside, soaking up the sun. All you have to do is harness some of that heat.  Talk about energy efficient!  At Jay’s Automotive, we suggest a couple of different methods of vehicular cuisine —CAR DOGS – It’s possible to cook just about anything on your car engine,  except soup.  Obviously, you don’t want to drive around the block 300 times just to cook dinner.  That would be a waste of gas and time.  However, if  you’re already driving somewhere, find something to cook that fits into your travel plans.  May we suggest a “car dog?”  A quick trip is long enough to heat up hot dogs or a sandwich.  Cooking times vary, depending on your car and how fast you drive.  Hot dogs will take about 30 miles!DASH COOKIES – While “Meatloaf” saw paradise by the Dashboard             Light, we see an opportunity for fresh cookies.  A vehicle’s window acts like a greenhouse, trapping heat inside.  That means the temperature in a closed car can climb as much as 40 degrees in about 10 minutes, according to the American College of Emergency Physicians.  That kind of heat is deadly for kids and parents, of course; however, it’s perfect conditions for baking.  Prepare your favorite cookie dough recipe.  Slice evenly and place on lightly oiled baking sheet.  Place the baking sheet on top of your vehicle’s dashboard.  (Use towels underneath the sheet if you’re worried about any possible damage to the dash.)  Let the cookies sit, about three hours.  Total cooking time depends on a lot of variables, including the temperature outside, the size of your car and the direction you’re parked.  P.S.  Bring us any leftovers!
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