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Sunday 3rd of November 2024even know what it is. Here's why it's a good gauge to know
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Read more...Oil leaks mean your oil level is probably low and running a vehicle in that condition can lead to expensive repairs. While there are many r
Read more...d is going on when your windows are closed tight, not leaking and you STILL wind up with wet carpet? The answer could b
Read more...eed to be lubricated. Those could be parts of the suspension, steering system and the drivetrain. Years ago, most vehicles had to have their chassis (what you
Read more...ing off going to your vehicle repair facility
Read more...ng. But what happens when you tap on your horn and all of a sudden it won't quit? Everyone's looking at you like you're an angry jerk and all y
Read more...So your vehicle won't start. What's the first thing that comes to mind? Battery dead? Starter motor worn out? Out of gas? Well, those are all reasons that make sens
Read more...Sometimes the movie is better than the book, sometimes it's the other way around. But when it comes to your vehicle, the best book of all is the owner's manual. The plot is simple: Owner wants long life and dependable per
Read more...Ever wonder what one of the best things is to ever happen to your vehicle's engine? It's the little thing that usually looks like a can, the oil filter. Just like your kitchen sink strainer filters out errant particles of food from clogging your drain, the oil filter cleans out small particles
Read more...We've all been through it. The vehicle ahead of us kicks up mud, slush, snow or salt on our windshield and we can't see a thing. And not being able to see a thing whe
Read more...It's bad enough in cold weather when ice and snow block your visibility. Add to that fog on the inside of your windows and you could be driving blind. So here are a few tips on how to keep your windows from fog
Read more...We've all been through it. The vehicle ahead of us kicks up mud, slush, snow or salt on our windshield and we can't see a thing. And not being able to see a thing whe
Read more...Ever wonder what one of the best things is to ever happen to your vehicle's engine? It's the little thing that usually looks like a can, the oil filter. Just like your kitchen sink strainer filters out errant particles of food from clogging your drain, the oil filter cleans out small particles
Read more...ontrol for what vents the air comes out of. Don't be surpris
Read more... But there's something else that causes
Read more...s, there are a few things we should all know about how important rearview mirrors are to safe drivi
Read more...Your vehicle is a complicated machine, and yes, it would be nice if you could take care of all of its problems yourself. There was a time when vehicles were simpler and it wasn't too hard for a weekend mechanic to replace brakes, adjust a carburetor or perform
Read more...e road a much less friendly place. They really "T" us off. These are the bad
Read more...They say your vehicle has one, but you've never seen it. And you might not even know it if you stumbled on it accidentally. We're talking about the jack, that tool that allows you to lift one corn
Read more...Your vehicle may be like that famous battery bunny, the one that just keeps going and going. But while it may seem sometimes like you never need to take your vehicle in to be worked on, there are some things you should keep your eye
Read more...Ever wonder what one of the best things is to ever happen to your vehicle's engine? It's the little thing that usually looks like a can, the oil filter. Just like your kitchen sink strainer filters out errant particles of food from clogging your drain, the oil filter cleans out small particles
Read more...So winter has arrived and you don't feel confident in how your 2-wheel drive vehicle does in the snow and ice. You envy all those people with all-wheel-drive (AWD) and 4-wheel-drive (4WD) cars, trucks and SUVs. You start thinking, "I need one of th
Read more...Here's a part of your vehicle you probably don't think about much: lug nuts. They're what fasten your wheels onto your axles. Pretty important, right? In order to take the wheels off your vehicle to service the bra
Read more...water left from air conditioning condensation. But then again, it could be a sign that there's trouble brewing in one of your vehicle's systems. You can help your service facility diagno
Read more...trees. When those leaves get wet, you'd be surprised to learn just how slippery
Read more.... There are plenty of pictures online of people who've discovered there was more than an engine under the hood. In one case, the driver of
Read more...wn to gnaw on wires in engine compartments, causing vehicle electrical sy
Read more..., some of us are bound and determined to wash our own vehicles. And to protect the paint and its luster,
Read more...t of out of it. There are some steps you can take that will likely help you get the best results possible. Fo
Read more...it worked. Well, some of the time. Now days, cruise control is all electr
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