Monthly Archives: May 2018

2018 EHS Photo Contest

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Over the past few years, Gamblin Motors has sponsored a photo contest for EHS students. The students are given two weeks to send us their very best photos. These photos are uploaded to our Facebook page. Our Facebook followers are asked to vote for the favorite photo. Students encourage their friends and family to vote for their photo. At the end of the contest, the photo with the most likes and comments wins. The winner receives $250. Participants need to be a current student of Enumclaw High School, and they are allowed to submit up to five photos.

Our 2018 contest kicks off this next week. Students can send us their photos beginning May 29. They will be uploaded to our Facebook page the next day. The contest runs from May 29-June 14. The Winner will be announced on June 15. Get ready to vote for your favorite photo.

Here are the instructions for interested EHS students:


Contest Instructions

-Save Photo with your name using this format: First_Last _Grade

-Email Photo to jjacobson@gamblinmotors.com Your photo will be uploaded to Gamblin Motor’s Facebook page the next day.

-Spread the word to get the most likes for your photo on Gamblin Motor’s Facebook page.

-The photo with the most likes wins $250 cash.

Helpful Hints

  1. Like Art Gamblin Motors on FB
  2. Get your photo in soon. (If your photo is one of the first posted, it will be up the longest.)
  3. Spread the word on your FB page.
  4. Repost our photo contest posts on your wall.
  5. Have friends and family also post your contest photo on their wall.

The more people who see your photo the more votes you will get.

The Dreaded Check Engine Light

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It is the dreaded illuminated message no driver wants to see: check engine. This light is alerting you to a problem detected in your vehicle’s on board diagnostic system (OBD). This system creates and stores a code pinpointing the problem occurring with your vehicle. To retrieve this code and diagnose the problem, you will need to have your vehicle scanned by a certified repair technician.

A service engine soon light can illuminate for a variety or reasons. Common causes are a loose or faulty gas cap, problems with the anti-lock brake system, a faulty catalytic converter, spark plug or wiring replacement, emission components, or computer related problems — such as faulty sensors. To help identify the problem, note the conditions when the light first illuminated. Were you starting your car, accelerating, braking, or shifting? Have you noticed any other uncharacteristic behavior with your vehicle or fuel economy? Answering these questions will help your technician identify the problem and get you back on the road in no time.

We recommend you have your vehicle checked anytime the check engine light illuminates; even minor problems can develop into major problems. A flashing service engine light requires immediate attention. To avoid damaging your vehicle, reduce power and call the Gamblin team. Gamblin Motors is the Plateau’s premier service provider, and our team of professionals is here to bring quality service to our hometown community. Contact our service center online or by phone today to speak with our repair professionals.