Do It Yourself Car Maintenance

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By AskLucy 0 comments
Off roading? Need fresh air? Time for a replacement cabin air filter in your Nissan Frontier?.. more »
By Clem-Media 4 comments
It’s the event we all dread, but usually encounter at least once in a lifetime: mechanical failure due to auto breakdown at a deserted area of town, at a late time of day or during dreary weather. That disaster exposes the driver to dangers or ... more »
By LTro 1 comments
You'll see a step by step walkthrough of how to effectively disassemble a simple gearbox, along with some points to pay special attention to... more »
By 2003MLC 0 comments
What you will need is some sandpaper from slightly course to moderately course and leave it in cold water for 10 mins before you start: scrap the headlight lens starting with the slightly course sandpaper scrap it up and down; once it is ... more »
By ChrisMorgan 7 comments
Do you have working car parts you no longer need? Lenses? Hubcaps? Lamps? Don't throw them away. You can make money selling your car's used parts... more »
By Digitalline 0 comments
Hi, It's About, How to Petrol(Gas) Engine Works. MECHANICS: FOUR STROKE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE (CAR ENGINE / PETROL ENGINE): This Article explains how a petrol engine works. It shows a highly simplified 4-stroke engine cycling through the ... more »
By bozaktwo1 0 comments
This article explains, in detail, how to replace the horn on a 1998 Mercury Mountaineer... more »
By thebigandy 10 comments
Want to help out your wallet at the pump? Need to get your gas guzzler to be more fuel friendly? Look no further... more »
By AngelHeart 1 comments
With a car video security system - You can monitor activities in and around your car. The ones that are made for cars are hard to find,and are very expensive, they're mainly supplied to police departments. But if you look for something called a ... more »
By sassybrat 3 comments
You can learn how to stop a leak. So your car, dont get hot... more »
By vries 0 comments
Unless your battery ends are getting a good connection with your battery itself, you will lose charge and the battery will run down fast. Checking your battery terminals weekly is a great way to keep an eye on corrosion and build-up on your posts ... more »
By cyclecyco 1 comments
The area in which I live was devastated by a flood. To my horror my Softail was under about 6 feet of nasty, oily, sewage filled water... more »
By cyclecyco 2 comments
You'll install this gasket without using your moms name in a unkindly way. Also done without goopy gasket schmoo... more »
By misswuwu 0 comments
How often have you ever cleaned out your car and then the next day the messes in your car just piles up again? YUCK!.. more »
By eHow Cars Editor 17 comments
Today's cars make it easy to keep the windows from fogging up. Using the defrost option and following these steps can help clear the view... more »
By Clem-Media 2 comments
Vehicle maintenance is particularly important during the colder months. After all, you don't want your car to break down on icy streets in blowing snow and freezing temperatures. Even if you take your car in for routine oil changes, you car may ... more »
By CARSON BAILEY 8 comments
Alright, Alright, Alright.. You've heard it before! But by adjusting the amount of Air pressure on my left front tire yesterday, with a good "Tire Pressure Gauge" ..I also reaped the benefit of better steering, less tire wear and ... more »
By Diane Dilov-Schultheis 0 comments
The 2002 Buick Century has a very useful computer system that will warn you about various problems, when they occur. One of the regular maintenance requirements it monitors is the engine oil and oil filter. If your “Change Oil Soon” light stays ... more »
By ChrisMorgan 7 comments
Saving money on car parts isn't hard, but you'll need to look around. Here's how to find cheaper parts for your car or vehicle... more »
By Driverinmyhead 0 comments
Ever wonder WHY and HOW your car actually works? Read along!.. more »
By eHow Cars Editor 2 comments
A dirty windshield can block your view and potentially lead to an accident. To keep your windshield clean, make sure your car always has a full supply of windshield-washer fluid... more »
By Ron Cogan 5 comments
While vehicle fires are usually associated with collisions, many occur without any crunching of metal. Fortunately, these fires can almost always be avoided with a few simple precautions. Unlike collision damage that can be repaired, serious ... more »
By Driverinmyhead 0 comments
Want to build a Little Hot Rod To Scoot Around Town? Here's a method that can be accomplished for UNDER FIVE GRAND!.. more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
You've fallen in love with your classic Saab 900, and as a labor of love you've decided to do some restoration work on it. You couldn't find a Saab mechanic, so you're taking matters into your own hands. You have all the necessary references; all ... more »