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  • How to Find Car Loans

    The biggest mistake car buyers make when arriving at the auto dealership is not reading up on the car buying process. To some sneaky salespersons (though not all are dishonest), a person who has...

  • How to Install a Magic Shower Head in Your RV

    Let’s face it, a shower in an RV isn’t the most exhilarating experience. In fact, in can be a bit claustrophobic. But that’s the least of the “problems”. Undoubtedly, it’s the water pressure, or...

  • How to Burn Less Gasoline

    Don’t cancel road trips or nights out on the town because of high gas prices. Here are a few steps you can take to burn less gas and save more at the pump.

  • How to Quickly Make an Hho Generator

    Build and use this hho generator to double your gas mileage. I hope you will be satisfied with this design, if you have suggestions please comment. I cannot be held responsible if any accident may...

  • How to get a New Jersey Learner's Permit

    It is not difficult to get a New Jersey Learner's permit. A learner's permit will allow you to practice driving a car. A permit is a very useful item that can provide you with the means to learn...

  • How to Take Apart a Door Mirror for a Saturn SL

    The Saturn SL was the sedan version of the Saturn S-series vehicles. The S-series was discontinued in 2002, when it was replaced by the Saturn Ion. The S-series only received a redesign once in...

  • How to Refinance an Auto Loan

    Refinancing your car can be a good way to pay off higher interest rate debt or possibly even lower your current rate. Maybe you need some emergency money and you own your car. Refinancing used...

  • How to Install Lexus LS400 Hood Shocks

    The Lexus LS400 is a popular car, but as it gets older, parts start to break. The hood struts aren't a critical moving part of the vehicle, but if one goes out, it's certainly inconvenient. The...

  • Kawasaki LTD 440 Cruiser Information

    The 440 LTD was a cruiser-class motorcycle sold by Japanese manufacturer Kawasaki between 1980 and 1983. Also known as the Kawasaki Z 440 LTD, it was sold alongside the similar Z 440 C, Z 440 Twin...

  • How to Install Wheel Bearings on a Chevy Impala 2001

    The 2001 Chevy Impala came equipped with a standard 3.1L V-6 engine, in a front-wheel drive configuration. The wheel bearings for this car are a hub and bearing assembly driven by the drive axles...

  • Saturn Automobile Tech Information

    The Saturn Aura automobile, produced by the Saturn Division of General Motors, is one of three surviving Saturns that will remain in production until the end of the 2010 model year. The other two...

  • Whistling Exhaust Tips

    Born on the streets of Oakland, California, whistler exhaust tips are pieces of metal welded into the tip of a car's exhaust pipe that emit a high-pitched shriek under acceleration. The sound is...

  • Types of Car Window Tints

    Contrary to the popular conception that window tint comes in only one of two varieties (dark or shiny), there is a great deal of difference in manufacture, appearance and durability between the...

  • How to Contact a Car Repo Service

    A variety of organizations, as well as individuals, can have need for a repossession service. These are companies that repossess cars for a living and charge their clients a fee, which is usually...

  • How to Install Honda Projector Headlights

    Projector headlights for Honda vehicles are typically aftermarket options. Several manufacturers make projector headlights for Hondas. The projector headlight focuses a beam of light onto the...

  • Duramax Fuel Filter Replacement Procedures

    Duramax generally refers to the 6.6L V-8 diesel engines available in Chevrolet and GMC trucks since 2001. The big GM diesel's ability to tow heavy loads reliably and economically has made it a...

  • How to Remove a Caliper Slide Bolt

    The caliper slide bolt, or pin bolt, is the lowermost bolt on a brake caliper. The slide bolt holds the caliper to the caliper mounting bracket. When you remove this bolt, the caliper will swing...

  • How to Test a Faulty Distributor in a Ford Aspire

    The distributor in a Ford Aspire should last at least 45,000 miles without much trouble. However, over time, the distributor's rotor may burn out or the electrodes may not produce the spark they...

  • Gas versus Electric Engines

    The world seems to want to wain itself off dependence on fossil fuels. With the drastic rise in oil prices, consumers are met with a tough choice to adopt a more expensive, clean-burning car now,...

  • How to Replace the Fuel Filter on a 1999 Oldsmobile

    The 1999 Oldsmobile came standard with a sequential port fuel injection system and 3.1-liter V-6 engine, but replacing the fuel filter is similar for all engines and body styles. These vehicles...

  • Automotive Paint Removal

    Whether your car is looking old, scratched and rusted, or you are into restoring classic cars, you may be considering a new paint job. The first step toward getting a sleek new appearance to an...

  • Information on Small Block Chevy Head Casting Numbers

    Chevy small-block engine head casting numbers identify the model year, horsepower range, valve and chamber size and the size of the intake and exhaust ports. The most common heads sought by engine...

  • Cylinder Head Rebuilding Tools

    Cylinder head rebuilding tools fall into one of three basic categories: Assembly/Disassembly, Measurement and Machining. For a quick rebuild of stock cylinder heads in good condition, the only...

  • Automotive Paint Troubleshooting

    Painting automobiles is a tricky undertaking. There a several things that can go wrong: paint drying too fast, running paint and bubbling paint. Knowing how to troubleshoot these issues can save...

  • How to Stop Auto Rust on Metal

    Automotive body rusting is the result of metal being exposed to moisture. This exposure to moisture then permits the surrounding air to oxidize the metal surface. Rust on a car's body will...

  • How to Fix a Power Window on a Ford Thunderbird

    The Ford Thunderbird was manufactured with electric power windows, regulated by a small motor embedded in the door. This motor can give out, or have other electrical malfunctions that cause the...

  • How to Replace 65 Mustang Quarter Panel

    The 1965 Ford Mustang is a popular restoration candidate. However, after many years on the road, the typical 1965 Mustang will need some rust repair, particularly the rear quarter panels. The...

  • How to Remove Black Marks From Car Paint

    It has happened to many of us after leaving our car in a parking lot. Upon return, we notice that somebody caused a black scuff mark on the car's finish. A scuff can cause a nice car to loose its...

  • How to Install the FD3S Boost Gauge

    Installing a boost gauge is recommended if you have modified the turbo on an FD3S-generation Mazda RX7 to produce more boost. A boost gauge is a simple device that reads the boost pressure that...

  • How to Change Rotors & Pads on a Chevy Suburban

    The Chevrolet Suburban was manufactured with a front disc braking system; this system uses hydraulically actuated calipers to apply friction pads against a rotor, which stops the truck. When these...

  • How to Fix an Oxygen Sensor on a 2002 Honda CRV

    The oxygen sensor is used to monitor the amount of oxygen in the exhaust system's gas stream. The sensor is located on the exhaust manifold and proper operation is dependent upon electrical...

  • How to Tighten Hose Clamps

    Hose clamps that are used to attach radiator hoses and other engine system hoses also are useful in other applications. In fact, hose clamps are so effective, easy to work and useful in a wide...

  • How to Replace a Mercedes Headlight

    Mercedes-Benz makes some of the most trustworthy and revered vehicles on the road today. Most of the time you will probably want to take your Mercedes to the dealer to get it serviced; however,...

  • How to Remove Auto Window Film

    Auto window film is often used by individuals who want a tinted look to their car windows without paying the hefty fee of having the actual glass tinted. Most auto window film is self-installed,...

  • How to Remove an RV Window

    Recreational vehicle windows are typically flat panes of glass held to a window frame with small screws, plastic glass supports and tight rubber gaskets. During the lifespan of the RV, it may...

  • How to Remove Sap Stains From Car Paint

    Most of us have experienced the misfortune of parking our car under a tree that drips sap. The next morning, your paint job has hardened spots on it that you can't wash off. Sap is often harder to...

  • How to Paint Chrome Emblems Black

    Chrome emblems may look great when they're shiny and new or in good shape. Over time, though, they can become dull and pitted from lack of proper care. Chrome emblems also have a bright look that...

  • How to Install a Roof Rack

    Having a roof rack on your sedan, wagon or SUV can be pretty convenient. You can put bicycles, suitcases or moving equipment on top of the vehicle, saving space on the inside and having more room...

  • What Is a Blown Head Gasket?

    A head gasket is the part of an internal combustion engine that seals the cylinder head to the engine block. The purpose of this component is to make sure that the compression stays at a maximum...

  • Ford 4X4 Problems

    Many Ford vehicles can contain 4x4 options that allow the vehicle to be shifted into a 4x4 situation. This means that all four wheels of the vehicle are moving in the same direction to create more...

  • Headlight & Domelight Problems in a Chevrolet Caprice

    General Motors produced the first Chevrolet Caprice in the United States in 1965. Aside from occasional complaints about a delay in the vehicle's dome light, no official documentation...

  • How to Remove the Road Paint From a Vehicle

    If you've had to drive through construction, your vehicle may have the battle scars to prove it. Overspray or road paint in bright yellow or white may be decorating the rocker panels of your...

  • Autometer Boost Gauge Install

    Installing a boost gauge is recommended when increasing the boost levels on a turbocharged car. A boost gauge is a relatively simple gauge that reads the boost pressure produced by a turbocharger....

  • Common Saturn Car Problems

    Founded in 1985, the Saturn division of General Motors began selling cars in 1991. For nearly 20 years, Saturn's vehicle offerings have ranged from compact coupes and sedans to sports cars and...

  • How to Fix the Power Window on a Chrysler

    Chrysler cars and trucks are manufactured with motor-driven window regulators, which raise and lower a pane of glass within a door. Several issues with the power window can lead to its failure,...

  • How to Install Hood Pins

    Hood pins are popular in the muscle car and tuning car world. That's because a hood pin replaces the hood latch, making it easier to pop the hood in case you need to get at it quickly before or...

  • How to Replace a 1993 Toyota T100 Ignition Switch

    A bad ignition switch will make it difficult for electrical power to reach the starter solenoid on your 1993 Toyota T100, or it will cut power once the engine has started. You can easily fix the...

  • How to Change a Taillight Cover

    Breaking a taillight isn't a whole lot of fun. Replacing the lens is not a big deal and takes about five minutes. In this case, the vehicle is a 1986 Toyota pickup, but the process is the same for...

  • How to Tell If a Starter Relay Is Bad in a Ford

    A bad starter relay on your Ford vehicle will prevent the necessary electrical power from reaching the starter motor; fail to cut off power; or keep the motor from starting at all. Fortunately,...

  • How to Put Lowering Springs on a Car

    Installing lowering springs is a popular modification to many cars and trucks, because the lower height looks good and performs well. The process of installing the springs should take about an...

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