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  • Problems Caused by O2 Sensor

    A car's O2 sensor is a main component in keeping your car in smooth-running order. There are many warning signs that are caused by problems with your O2 sensor and the following will help you...

  • How to Buy a Plug-In Hybrid Car

    The stories are all over the media--nearly every motorist knows that using a gasoline-fueled engine is bad for the environment, in addition to complicating international politics. Plug-in hybrid...

  • Ford Diagnostic Procedure for Misfire

    The diagnosis of a misfire in an engine can be more difficult than figuring out why the engine won't start at all; misfire problems are normally minor and are often overlooked. The diagnostic...

  • How Often Should You Change Rear Brakes?

    All too often, we hear about vehicle accidents due to brake failure, where the driver ran into another vehicle or a person, or even off the side of the road. To help avoid such a situation, it's...

  • How to Install a New Radio in a Subaru Forester

    Changing the stock radio into something with more uses and options is one of the most popular aftermarket options for car owners. In the case of the Subaru Forester, which for many years came...

  • 2001 Monte Carlo SS Transmission Questions

    The 2001 Monte Carlo uses an upgraded version of the previous generation's trans-axle (transmission and axle in one, used in front-wheel-drive applications), called the 4T65-E. It is a four...

  • Kawasaki Kdx 200 Description

    The KDX 200 was an off-road motorcycle produced by Japanese manufacturer Kawasaki. The KDX 200 was sold between the 1995 and 2006 model years. It was marketed as an inexpensive, high quality...

  • The Best Way to High Gloss Tires

    When you drove your shiny new car home from the dealer everything looked great. From the high gloss on the headlights to the glow on the tires, the entire car looked perfect. But after a few days...

  • Ford Escape Brake Problems

    The Ford Motor Company placed its future in the Ford Escape, after overall vehicle sales reached an all-time low in the late 1990s. The Ford Escape, a crossover SUV, was billed as the vehicle...

  • Automobile Wax Treatment Products

    One of the best ways to keep an automobile looking its best is to occasionally treat it with a wax product. Wax protects the vehicle's paint from debris and guards against fading while providing a...

  • How to Change the ATF in a 2002 Audi A6

    Regular fluid changes are crucial to keep an Audi's automatic transmission performing reliably and smoothly. Over time, the fluid in an automatic transmission becomes dirty, which can lead to...

  • How to Clean a K & N Motorcycle Filter

    Your motorcycle relies on a steady stream of fresh air to perform properly. K&N air filters offer a greater flow of air into the intake while keeping foreign debris from wreaking havoc on the...

  • What Is a Rotary Engine?

    Rotary engines are best known today for use in Mazda's RX series of automobiles, but the basic design has been used since the late 1800s. The simplified design eliminates many of the parts used by...

  • What Crank Is Needed to Build a Ford Stroker?

    You love your Ford. You gave her a girl's name, bought her new billet valve covers for your third anniversary and would probably marry her if you lived in Massachusetts. So what can you do at this...

  • Ford Alternator Repair

    Before you start troubleshooting your Ford alternator, perform a visual inspection. Make sure there is no apparent damage to the case, the drive belt is tight and the electrical connections are in...

  • How to Change a Car Oil Filter Without Spilling Oil Everywhere

    This is an ehow on how to change a car oil filter without spilling oil everywhere. Many people choose to change their own oil in their cars. Changing oil is easy enough but changing the filter...

  • How to get the radio code for your Mitsubishi free

    Put a new battery in your older Mitsubishi? Blow a fuse, or just putting the factory radio back in, and now it doesn't work? It isn't broken. DO NOT pay a dealer, or a web site for the code....

  • How to Change a Hot Water Tank in a Camper

    A camper or recreational vehicle is essentially a home on wheels and includes most of the amenities found in a typical home. Amenities include a sink and shower that require hot water provided by...

  • How Are Snow Tires Better Than Regular Tires?

    There are many factors that go into why winter tires are important to have. The weather and tire traction have a lot to do with which tire is a better pick.

  • Camaro Stainless Steel Exhaust Tips

    Bolting a set of stainless steel exhaust tips onto a Chevrolet Camaro is a popular and inexpensive modification that instantly makes the exhaust look better. Stainless steel comes in a variety of...

  • Types of Car Wax

    Waxing a car is one of the best ways to make it look its best and preserve its finish. Wax protects paint against environmental factors, including harmful ultraviolet sunlight that can fade paint...

  • How a Driveline Retarder Works

    The definition of a driveline retarder is any device or process which serves to retard or stop the movement of a vehicle's driveline or driveshaft. This is effectively a secondary braking system...

  • How to Install a Holley Carburetor in a Chevy 350

    Holley carburetors are among the most widely used and recognizable high-performance carburetors on the market. The Chevy 350's stock Rochester was design to provide smooth operation for day-to-day...

  • How a Turbocharger Works

    A turbocharger has a turbine and a compressor linked to a common axle. The engine exhaust manifold blows exhaust gases into the turbine intake, which causes the turbine wheel to spin. This...

  • Facts on Buying a Car

    Buying a new (or new to you) car is a big purchase that requires good research and thought. With the proper information, a wise financial decision can be made.

  • How to Replace a GMC Sierra Crank Sensor

    The crank sensor (properly known as the crankshaft position sensor or CKP) on a GMC Sierra is a small magnetic sensor that measures the rotation of the crankshaft. The crank sensor measures engine...

  • How to Take Off a Power Steering Pulley

    If the steering in your vehicle starts to get stiff and difficult to maneuver, the power steering pump may need to be replaced. If that's the case, remove the power steering pulley and install it...

  • Avalanche Brake Problems

    Keeping the brakes in your Chevy Avalanche in good condition is absolutely essential--your life depends on it! But even if you do your best to keep your brakes in the best of shape, problems can...

  • How to Find the Paint Color Code on Ford Vehicles

    Each auto manufacturer assigns a specific code to paint colors. This number may change from year to year, as minor differences in paint colors may occur. You'll need the paint color code if you...

  • How to Replace Ford Power Steering Pump Pulley

    The power steering pump on a Ford vehicle works in conjunction with the power steering gear, to aid the driver in steering. On a Ford light truck or car, it is pressed onto the power steering pump...

  • How to Replace a Mazda 6 Thermostat

    The Mazda 6 is available with either a four-cylinder or a V6 engine. The four-cylinder (2.3L) does not have a serviceable thermostat. The thermostat is part of a larger cooling assembly, and must...

  • How to Install a Brake Line Lock

    A brake line lock is a front brake valve that will close to brake line when initiated by the driver. The system brakes the front wheels while the rear wheels continue to turn. A line lock is used...

  • How to Reset a Lincoln LS Check Engine Light

    The Lincoln LS is equipped with a system of sensors known as On Board Diagnostics (OBD II) to ensure that all the emissions components on the vehicle are operating properly. When one of these...

  • Power Sliding Door Problems

    The power sliding doors on a minivan are a useful feature---they allow small children to enter the van without having to pull the handle, they open with a click so you don't have to let go of your...

  • How to Replace a Fuel Line in a Car

    As your car ages, normal wear and tear can affect the fuel line. Connectors and fittings corrode, and weathering of the fuel line itself forms cracks in the line material. The fuel line begins at...

  • Vin Number Identification

    A VIN number (vehicle identification number) is a set of numbers that identify a motorized vehicle. This includes cars, trucks and all types of street-legal motorized cycles. The VIN system was...

  • Where Is the Camshaft Position Located in a Buick?

    The camshaft position, or CMP, sensor on your Buick is located on the front side of the engine near the timing chain. Depending on your particular vehicle, you might need to look under the power...

  • How to Replace a Dodge Neon Air Conditioning Compressor

    A compressor is the part of an air conditioner that compacts the fluid to give it more energy. If the compressor is malfunctioning, it reduces the A/C's performance. If you must replace the...

  • Transmission Fluid Types

    Transmissions, whether manual or automatic, involve lots of moving parts rubbing against each other. To keep a transmission running smoothly requires proper lubrication and cooling. That's where...

  • How to Change the Front Brakes

    Most vehicles manufactured in the late 20th century came with disc-style front braking systems, which include a caliper, rotor and pads. Any of these parts can wear out and require replacement....

  • How to Check a Starter Solenoid

    When a vehicle's starter solenoid fails, a variety of problems can result--most notably the engine does not crank or is slow in cranking. Other problems include failure of the starter motor to...

  • How to Troubleshoot Problems in a Ford Taurus

    The Ford Taurus is a popular vehicle. However, there are problems specific to the Taurus, such as peculiar noises and quirks, which are the result of poor manufacturing processes that went into...

  • Ford Motor Company Warranty Information

    Like most major automakers, Ford Motor Company offers a basic warranty on all new cars its sells. In addition, Ford offers buyers a series of additional warranty plans, known as extended service...

  • How to Learn to Drive a Car in Driver's Education

    The goal of a driver's education course is not only to teach individuals how to drive, but to teach them how to be good drivers. Driver education places a focus on learning and adhering to...

  • How to Identify a Dana 35 Axle

    The Dana 35 axle was introduced by MOPAR in 1948 as a lightweight but durable front axle for practically every four-wheel drive vehicle made by the company. It uses a 7.562-inch ring gear and...

  • Dodge Caravan Cylinder Head Removal

    Removing the cylinder head from a Dodge Caravan engine is professional-level work. This should not be attempted by anyone other than a skilled mechanic. There are several engine parts you must...

  • How to Customize a Suzuki Katana

    Although it was eventually replaced by the GSXR series, the Katana has been a mainstay in Suzuki's two-wheeled arsenal since it made its show-stopping debut in 1982. Relegated to sport-touring...

  • How to Install a Car CD Player on a Ford

    Ford has a wide variety of options for its vehicles' stereos. From DVD navigation to satellite radio, you can outfit your car or truck with a system suited to your own needs and tastes. Save...

  • GM Ignition Switch Removal

    A bad ignition switch will make it nearly impossible to start your GM vehicle. If you must remove the ignition switch, remember that the exact process can vary due to the large number of GM...

  • How to Replace the Headlight in a 2002 GMC Yukon Denali

    The headlights in your 2002 GMC Yukon Denali are very simple to replace, requiring no tools. This should take a mere five minutes of your time. Headlight replacement is the same in all Yukon...

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