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  • How to Replace the Brake Pads on a Mitsubishi Lancer

    The Mitsubishi Lancer is manufactured with a hydraulically operated caliper braking system that requires routine pad maintenance. Replacing worn or damaged pads ensures safe braking and can...

  • How to Install a Shifter Plate in a Camaro Z28

    Z28 is the name Chevrolet used for a performance package available on the Camaro between 1967 to 2002. The package usually consisted of a high performance V8 engine and upgrades to the vehicle's...

  • How to Install a Car Mirror

    A rearview mirror on a car or light truck is glued to the center of the windshield inside the passenger compartment. Over time the adhesive bond that connects the mirror mounting plate to the...

  • How to Install a Honda Civic Control Arm

    One of the more common items that will need to be replaced on an aging Honda Civic is the upper control arm, which is part of the steering mechanism on the front wheels. When the bushings wear out...

  • Help With Foamy Automatic Transmission Fluid

    No matter what you drive your vehicle's transmission is a critical component. Neglecting the health of your transmission could leave you with a huge repair bill or even leave you stranded. When...

  • How to Install a Serpentine Belt on a 1993 Chevy Truck

    The serpentine belt on a 1993 Chevy is a ribbed belt that drives several of the engine's peripheral devices, such as the air-conditioning compressor, the alternator, and the separate pumps for...

  • Car Fan Problems

    When your engine is running, it generates a great deal of heat is by burning fuel. The cooling system is designed to contol that heat, and part of that system is the cooling fan. Rear-wheel drive...

  • Car Blinker Problems

    The turn signal or "blinker" first turned up on the 1938 Buick, and in 1940 Buick introduced the self-canceling system we still use today. The color amber was adopted voluntarily by the auto...

  • Where Can I Find Wheels & Rims?

    Thanks to the popularity of aftermarket wheels, finding the right wheels for your car and your desired look is easy. There are many places where you can get them, from tire stores just down the...

  • How a Trunk Lock Works in a Car

    Trunk locks keep the trunk or tailgate of a car locked for protection. They differ very little from the locks of car doors and other common locks on vehicles. Most are divided into three different...

  • How to Create a Honda Car

    Honda is a popular brand of cars that have become known for its dependability and high resale value. Honda dealers are available in most larger cities. At a dealership, you can visit and test...

  • How to Install Lowering Springs on Mustangs

    Lowering springs help your car handle better by stiffening the suspension and lowering the center of gravity. They also make the car look better. Installing a set of lowering springs on a Mustang...

  • How to Improve a Subaru's Fuel Mileage

    Subaru has a reputation for producing fuel-efficient vehicles. The automaker produces mostly small cars, which get some of the best gas mileage on the road. However, even the most fuel-efficient...

  • What Is a Swift Keyless Entry?

    Keyless entry is an package option offered on the Suzuki Swift, a subcompact by the Japanese car manufacturer. The Swift is expected to be available in the U.S. by 2011.

  • Types of Car Rims

    Wheels have come a long way in design since their invention. The wheels of today come in an unlimited variety of styles and colors to fit any drivers needs and desires. The right set of wheels can...

  • Automotive Paint Fading Problems

    All vehicle paints fade gradually over time as a result of exposure to the ultra-violet rays of the sun. You can reduce the effects considerably, however, and make your paintwork last much longer,...

  • How to Recharge Optima Batteries

    Optima batteries are used extensively in boats, tractors, cars and other vehicles. Optima batteries are a sealed lead acid battery designed for maximum electrical output. The are factory sealed so...

  • Signs of a Bad Alternator

    Alternators are essential to automobile function. They are small generators that keep the battery charged and which power the spark plugs and other electrical accessories of the vehicle. These...

  • How to Replace the Idle Air Control Valve on a Ford Escape

    The Ford Escape is available with two different engines. Both engines have idle air control valves and other than location, replacing the valve is the same in both engines. A faulty idle air...

  • How to Remove Dull Paint on Hood of Vehicle

    While preventative maintenance can keep a vehicle's engine running smoothly for years, there's only so much you can do to maintain the vehicle's paint job, especially on the hood. When wear and...

  • How to Find the Cheapest Gas Prices in Your Area Online

    With gas prices still very high in every state of the union, it pays to shop around for the cheapest gas prices instead of driving around and wasting gas to find the cheapest gas prices in your...

  • How to 1997-2004 Toyota V6: How to change your timing belt, water pump, or idler pulleys

    Toyota recommends to change the timing belt on the 1MZ-FE engine every 90,000 miles. Do you want to change the timing belt on your Toyota V6 yourself, but you're not sure how? My article...

  • How to Remove the Radio From a Mazda 6

    If you're looking to upgrade the factory stereo in your Mazda 6, the first thing you'll need to do is remove the old radio. Read on to learn how to remove the factory radio from Mazda 6. This...

  • How to Prepare Your Truck for Winter

    During the winter your truck goes through a lot. Most people drive there cars in the summer, and the trucks in the winter. Before you rely on your truck, check it over and make sure everything is...

  • How to Have A Stress-Free Road Trip

    It's been 12 years since I got my driver's license. In that time I've driven almost a million miles, in various kinds of vehicles. On certain trips (that don't include sight-seeing), I like to...

  • How to Teach Yourself to Drive a Stick Shift

    These simple steps will allow you to master driving a car with manual transmission in no time.

  • How to Save Gas Through Little Means

    Gas prices were down last year, but as predicted the prices are steadily rising and will continue to rise. We all need gas, but we can't afford, literally, to waste money on gasoline. While you...

  • How to Tape Plastic Over Car Window in Emergency

    Your car battery goes out with your window down. The tow truck tows you home and it’s about to pour down rain with no front window up! Here’s a quick way to tape plastic over your car window in an...

  • How to Replace the Blower Resistor on a Chevy Prizm

    Although cars are more durable today than in years past, they can be expensive to repair. Owners always cringe when they take their cars into the shop, especially the dealership. That’s why it’s...

  • How to Replace a Master Cylinder

    When your brakes feel squishy or air bound, test them in this manner. With the ignition on, pump the brakes rapidly 3 or 4 times and push down hard as if you were trying to stop the car quicky. If...

  • How to Use PSI Tire Air Pressure

    The acronym PSI stands for pounds per square inch, and it is a unit of measure of pressure. It is commonly used when referring to the inflation of automobile tires. A person who is unfamiliar with...

  • Facts on Synthetic Motor Oil

    Synthetic motor oil is not made from crude oil but is composed of raw materials including methane, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide. Synthetic motor oil is used as an alternative to conventional...

  • Synthetic Oil Benefits

    Synthetic oils have been in existence for more than 50 years for use in jet engines. The first commercially available synthetic oil for use in automobiles was marketed in 1972.

  • How to Install a Chevy Starter

    The starter on a Chevrolet engine is a small electric motor bolted to the engine block near where the engine meets the transmission. When you turn the ignition switch to "start," the starter motor...

  • Car Paint Removal: Home Remedies

    There are many home remedies for removing car paint, depending on the material that has been painted or stained. If you need to remove paint from metal, such as a car, there are mechanical methods...

  • Fuel Saver Myths

    With everyone trying to get the most mileage out of the gas in their tanks, lots of tips and products have emerged that claim to save fuel. From checking your tire pressure to turning off the A/C...

  • How to Install Fuel Injectors on a 1988 Mustang

    The fuel injectors on your 1988 Ford Mustang are very effective fuel system components---but their coil, valve and other frail internal parts may easily break after years of service. A single bad...

  • 2000 Ford Expedition Door Panel Removal

    Removing the door panels in your Ford Expedition isn't as hard as it may seem. You will need a few simple tools, such as a socket wrench, a pry tool (or flat-head screwdriver) and a door panel...

  • How to Read a Truck Tire Size

    At first glance, the mix of letters and numbers found on the sidewall of a truck tire may seem like they don't make any sense. Each of these letters and numbers actually refers specifically to a...

  • How to Replace a Mystique Power Antenna

    Power antennas are prone to failure. Luckily, replacing them isn't too difficult or time-consuming. The most probable cause for power antenna failure is the motor, meaning you will need to replace...

  • How to Replace an Upper Radiator Hose

    Unexpected breakdowns will occur with your vehicle; however, some maintenance tasks can be done with relative ease and, in turn, save you some money along the way. Replacing a radiator hose on...

  • How to Identify a Chevy Motor

    A reliable way to identify a Chevrolet motor is through the engine block casting code. This code identifies the engine as manufactured by Chevrolet, as well as what year it was cast and what its...

  • What Is Required to Ship a Car to Canada?

    Americans living in border states astride Canada are much more familiar with the requirements for getting a car into our northern neighbor than most. After all, when you live in Michigan and the...

  • How to Change the Cab Microfilter in a Nissan Xterra

    The Nissan Xterra is equipped with two cab microfilters. The microfilters help clean the air inside your vehicle. Nissan recommends changing both filters at least once every 25,000 miles. The...

  • How to Change the Window Wiper on a Car

    Windshield wiper blades come in many different configurations for various makes and models of vehicles. Some wipers can be replaced as a complete wiper arm and blade unit only. Other models offer...

  • How to Buy Auto Tires

    You can buy tires at specialized tire shops, online, at wholesale and discount outlets like BJs and Wal-Mart, and even at small used tire operations on the street. No matter where you go to buy...

  • How to Change Radiator Coolant in a Ford Truck

    Your Ford truck requires that you change the coolant in the radiator regularly to maintain performance and engine life. The radiator coolant is designed to maintain the temperature of the engine...

  • Types of Mechanical Seals

    Mechanical seals are used in industrial pumps, compressors, and other applications where a spinning shaft protruding into a wetted process is likely to have continuous, rigorous duty. Mechanical...

  • When to Replace Shocks & Struts

    A car's shocks and struts have a tremendous impact on its ride and handling. Replacing the shocks and struts is a routine part of maintenance, though it isn't done as often as something like an...

  • How Much Weight Can a Chevy Truck Tow?

    The Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck, along with its siblings the GMC Sierra and compact Chevy Colorado, can tow from 2,400 lbs. to more than 10,000 lbs. Engine size, type of transmission, rear...

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