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  • Engine Removal on a Camaro LT1

    The Chevrolet Camaro was first manufactured between 1967 and 2002 and is being revived for the 2010 model year. Most Camaros manufactured between 1992 and 1997 had an F-body LT1 engine, GM's...

  • Corvette Half Shaft Removal

    Chevrolet has produced the Corvette sports car model from 1953 to present. Many of these models have an independent rear suspension that utilizes half-shafts to transmit the rotational power from...

  • DIY Repair for a Front Wheel Bearing Hub in a Buick

    A front wheel hub bearing on a Buick is featured on the front-wheel drive models. This sealed bearing is unserviceable and requires replacement as an assembly when it fails. While replacing one in...

  • DIY Control Arm Bushing on a Dodge RAM

    Trying to replace the control arm bushings, upper or lower, on your Dodge Ram model without the right tools is next to impossible. These tools may be expensive to buy, however, a good alternative...

  • Toyota Camry Starter Problem

    Troubleshooting the starter system on your Toyota Camry may seem difficult at times. However, there are some simple tests you can follow to trace the cause of the problem. The tests are simple and...

  • How to Remove a Lincoln Electric Window Motor

    A stuck window with your Lincoln could be traced to any of several problems. If you do not hear the window regulator engage when the window switch is depressed, the electric motor is a good...

  • Chevy Silverado Brake Light Troubleshooting

    Chances are the cause of the defective light or brake lights circuit on your Chevy Silverado is a simple problem. Moreover, you can blame most of these problems on little or no maintenance,...

  • DIY- Window Seal Replacement for a Chevrolet Silverado

    Window seals are designed for two purposes. The first is to keep rain and other weather elements outside of a vehicle. The second is to hold the window from rattling in place when it is rolled up...

  • The Best Way to Set the Timing on a Big Block Chevy Engine

    Chevrolet big-block V8 engines were introduced in the late 1950s and have powered many medium-duty trucks and heavy car models ever since. The timing belts on these engines ensure that the truck...

  • DIY Replacement Chevy Transmission Cooling Lines

    Chevrolet truck transmission cooler lines keep your transmission from overheating during hot summer days when you're stuck in traffic with the air conditioning blasting. They transport the...

  • Ford Ranger 3.0 Fuel Injectors Removal

    You can replace one or more fuel injectors on your Ford Ranger 3.0 model. They are readily accessible through the top of the engine, underneath the upper intake manifold. However, before you begin...

  • Crown Victoria Bumper Replacement Instructions

    Ford Crown Victorias are the standard police cruiser model and are also a popular consumer car. Replacing a Crown Victoria bumper requires a new bumper, a few simple tools and the hardware to...

  • How to Jump Start a Car Easily

    We have all or will get a dead battery someday. It's not a big deal and it's very easy to jump start.

  • How to Replace the Vent Fan in a Chevrolet Prizm

    When you are driving down the road on a hot summer day, you don't expect your cool air to stop blowing. The annoyance of turning your fan on and being hit with a blast of hot air is enough to ruin...

  • Subaru Outback Engine Removal

    Prepare to remove the engine on your Subaru Outback days or weeks in advance of the actual task by getting organized, gathering the necessary tools and setting up your garage or place you intend...

  • Dodge Heater Motor Wheel Removal

    The heater motor wheel or fan, on a Dodge vehicle, is a plastic fan that attaches to the electric heater motor. This fan is used to draw outside air into the passenger cabin while the heater or...

  • Chevy Fuel Pump Replacement Instructions

    From the mid-1950s until the mid-1980s, most Chevy small-block engine fuel pumps remained essentially the same. Barring the size of several fittings and the fuel pump body's assembly, most 1980s...

  • Jeep Performance Engine Rebuild Kits

    Engines have become more durable in recent years, but the average shelf life of an engine is still only about 15 years. High performance engines, like many of those used in Jeep vehicles,...

  • Ways of Recycling of Junk Cars

    Recycling your old junk car is not only good for the environment but possibly your conscience and wallet as well. While your car may not run, it has lots of parts and pieces that can be useful in...

  • DIY Auto Alignment

    Checking and adjusting your car's wheel alignment can be done with some basic mechanical knowledge. While all four of the tires should appear parallel and perpendicular to the road, subtle...

  • DIY Ford Tailgate Repair

    Ford trucks have wide beds that can be used to transport a large variety of construction materials and other items. The objects in the bed are secured by a rear hinged door, commonly referred to...

  • Chevy 305 Pulley Removal

    A pulley is a devise used to transfer power from one component to one or more other components. A Chevrolet 305 engine features a single pulley which transfers the power generated by the engine to...

  • How to Care for a Jack Stand

    Jack stands are a must for anyone performing safe auto maintenance at home. They are able to support the weight of a vehicle, which allows work to be performed underneath it. They are typically...

  • Ford Expedition Transmission Rebuild Procedures

    Rebuilding a Ford Expedition's transmission is a time-consuming process that requires a considerable amount of mechanical know-how and finesse. It is a worthy endeavor because many times, rebuilt...

  • Ford Truck Fan Removal

    The cooling fan on your Ford truck model is powered by the engine and mounts on the water pump at the front of the engine. In some models, to replace or service the fan assembly, you need to...

  • How to Change Plugs in a Ford Triton Engine

    You should replace the spark plugs on your Ford Triton engine every 20,000 or 30,000 miles, according to the manufacturer. New plugs will help to deliver a healthy spark to the cylinders for...

  • Saab 9000 Power Steering Pump Replacement and Procedures

    The power steering pump on your Saab 9000 helps you steer the vehicle with ease. This becomes an important safety issue once you imagine how a bad pump will keep you from easily guiding the...

  • Power Window Motor Problems

    Troubleshooting the power window motor in your vehicle can be a straightforward task using a simple tool like a test light. In most cases, you will find problems with the window switch and loose...

  • Dodge Van Engine Removal

    Careful planning is perhaps the most important task in removing the engine from your Dodge Van. Besides the special tools required for the job, an adequate location with enough space, light and...

  • GMC Truck Dashboard Removal

    The General Motors Truck Company, better known as GMC, is renowned for its rugged truck models. Removing the dashboard from a GMC truck is a tricky process but it can be mastered by an enthusiast...

  • Dent Removal from a Softball

    Imagine you're enjoying a softball game on a fine spring day. Everything is lovely until someone knocks a flyball over the fence and onto the hood of your new car. Are you doomed to make a trip to...

  • How to Check for a Bad Voltage Regulator

    The voltage regulator in your vehicle, although one of the smallest components in your engine compartment, serves as a major vehicle safety feature. Your automobile's electronics and battery...

  • Holley 4412 Rebuild Instructions

    The Holley 4412 is a strong performing carburetor that comes from a long line of Holley performance products. Just as with other carburetors, over time the insides of the 4412 can become gummed up...

  • Ford Windstar Window Motor Replacement

    The Ford Windstar was manufactured with optional power windows, which utilize a small motor to operate the window regulator. This motor can wear out because of age or malfunction and require...

  • 2002 Ford F-150 Ball Joint Removal

    The ball joints form part of the steering linkage and serve as steering knuckle pivot supports for your Ford F-150. These joints seat at the outer end of the upper and lower control arms on each...

  • Fiero Exhaust Removal

    The exhaust manifold on your Pontiac Fiero collects exhaust gases at the cylinder-head exhaust ports, and guides them toward the header pipe and out of the system. Removing the manifold or...

  • 2000 Jeep Cherokee Fuse Instructions

    The 2000 Jeep Cherokee, like all cars on the road, comes equipped with fuses to protect the electrical system of the car. The fuses act as safety precaution so if there is a short in the system,...

  • Motorcycle Tank Dent Removal

    There's a dent in your bike, and you're confident enough to pop it out yourself. If you're not 100 percent confident, playing with gas tanks is dangerous business. Bring it into a shop. But if...

  • Do It Yourself Repair for Dodge Truck Transmissions

    Dodge truck transmissions can be very expensive to repair in an auto shop. Luckily, with considerable elbow grease and some mechanical knowledge, you can fix your truck's automatic transmission...

  • How to Change a Cabin Air Filter in a KIA Spectra

    The Kia Spectra (or Cerato) has been produced by Korean auto company Kia Motors since 2000. The cabin air filter, if equipped on your Spectra, purifies the air inside your car, keeping pollen,...

  • How to Install a Toyota Cabin Air Filter

    Your Toyota cabin air filter serves a vital function. It keeps dust, pollen, mildew and smog out of the air in the vehicle. Occasionally you may notice that the cabin air has become stale. Inspect...

  • How to Reset the Check Engine light in a 2001 Lexus IS300

    Do you need to reset your check engine light in a 2001 Lexus IS300? A check engine light needs to be reset when new parts are installed and the system needs to read it. It is also necessary to...

  • Motorcycle Dent Removal

    You've got a dent in your baby, and you're prepared to handle that rascal. If you're handy, read on. If not, and your bike happens to be a Harley or Ducati, do yourself a favor and bring it into...

  • Honda Mirror Removal

    Rear-view and side-view mirrors have been a standard feature on cars since the automobile's earliest days. Honda first began manufacturing cars for American drivers in 1959 and has remained a...

  • Tips on Car Spray Painting

    If your car or truck needs a paint job but you don't want to spend the money on a professional paint job, paint it yourself. It may seem like a difficult task, but with a little patience and...

  • Caravan Auto Power Window Problem

    The Dodge Caravan is manufactured with optional power windows that may encounter several issues that prevent the window from operating correctly. The most common is power loss, caused by a short...

  • Aluminum Fuel Tank Dent Removal

    Popping dents out of gas tanks is usually the domain of body shop professionals. However, it may not be as hard as you think. The important thing is to take the proper safety precautions. Home...

  • How to Program a Ford Remote Door Lock

    Remote door locks make it easy to unlock your vehicle's doors with full hands. But when you replace the remote, the new remote does not automatically work with the vehicle. Therefore,...

  • How to Replace Your Auto's Thermostat

    Replacing your auto's thermostat takes just a few minutes and can be done easily without any automotive experience. A thermostat and gasket can be purchased for around ten dollars.

  • How to Change A Battery in A 1982 Goldwing

    How to change a Battery on a 1982 Honda Goldwing Aspencade. It will take about 15 minutes to change. You will learn how to change the battery and clean the terminal ends.

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