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By Wasatch 2 comments
It can be a task to put a patch on a leather jacket. It is harder than applying a patch to denim. Iron ons seldom work on leather... more »
By cyclecyco 2 comments
With today's fuel prices going up through the roof,I'm going to suggest a way to allow your engine to flow at its optimum performance... more »
By Mark Corgan 2 comments
A water heater bypass is used to, well, bypass your water heater. Why? There are several reasons to mod your motorhome, travel trailer, toy hauler, or 5th wheel plumbing system with a bypass but the most popular is for winterizing. Your RV water ... more »
By mark44 1 comments
this is an easy how to rigging up trailer lights to your tow vehichle.. more »
By Risa Marks 3 comments
Want to design your own decals? Its not as hard as you think!.. more »
By Wasatch 7 comments
You have a bumper sticker on your car. How can you remove it without damaging the bumper. There are several methods that each will work. Different adhesives act differently... more »
By JStarr 0 comments
Remote starters are a popular auto add-on now days, especially in areas where the climate is cold. It's quite appealing to have a prewarmed vehicle waiting for you to hop into on that cold winter morn. A car left idling gobbles up money and ... more »
By nmgg12345 2 comments
With the price of gas these days, it pays to make every effort to conserve gas. Here are a few ideas:.. more »
By Mark Corgan 1 comments
As odd as it is, sometimes an RV manufacturer will neglect to install a furnace vent where you need it most, like in the bathroom or bunk house. It’s no fun making that 2-in-the-morning trip to a freezing bathroom. This how-to is about adding ... more »
By Virginia Allain 4 comments
Golfers need lots of supplies like extra balls, sunscreen, snacks, etc. It's difficult storing all that in the golf cart or the golf bag unless you expand the storage capability. Here are ways to do that... more »
By mshurt 4 comments
Have you ever watched the MTV reality show 'Pimp My Ride'? The newly revealed pimped out automobiles never ceases to amaze me. It is sometimes "toooo" much. Aside from the waterfalls in the armrests and aquariums in the backseat, most ... more »
By John O'Mahony 1 comments
A new Toyota Prius or a Lexus LS 600H L may be too much for your pocket, and the thought of buying a diesel Mercedes-Benz and converting it to run on peanut oil may sound just too out there for you. Even so, for a driver concerned about the ... more »
By Mark Corgan 2 comments
Have you ever cursed your RV furnace for waking you up in the middle of the night? Have you ever had to turn up the TV a few notches when the heater kicks on? RV furnaces are notoriously noisy for a number of reasons. Generally, most of the ... more »
By 7seconds 3 comments
some new cars make it harder and harder to do simple tune ups.. more »
By LetterLover07 0 comments
Do you enjoy customizing your car? If so, removing the Honda, Toyota, etc. decals is a must to look as cool as possible... more »
By knarf 0 comments
If you own a first generation Mercedes SLK and would like to know how to replace the amplifier, this is the weHow for you!.. more »
By Wasatch 2 comments
The easiest way to apply a patch to a jacket. Fast and painless... more »
By framp882 0 comments
There are two ways to apply vinyl decals, the wet and the dry method. This how to covers how to apply vinyl using the dry method... more »
By BlakeXRain 1 comments
Many people get confused when trying to change their sparkplugs. Hopefully this article will help you change yours... more »
By binder 6 comments
With all the scams, and bad advice out there, how do you know this stuff works? And, how do you pick a good one? Here's how... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
So you have finally decided to purchase a Global Positioning System (GPS) unit that you can use in traveling unknown territories or hiking faraway mountains. This item can be very useful in determining your location and time, calculating your ... more »
By knarf 2 comments
This weHow is for older cars with distributor ignitition. More recent cars with electromagnetic ignition requires CPU upgrade to advance the timing (IOW, not free.) Most cars come from the factory with ignition timing that is in the middle of ... more »
By framp882 14 comments
A guide to different ways to add torque and horsepower to your car... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Pin striping is an easy way to add a classy personal touch to your car. Actually applying a pinstripe decal to your car can seem a little daunting at first, but with the right tools you will be on the road in no time... more »
By Jonathan F. 1 comments
A car is a very valuable asset, and it should be carefully protected from damage or theft. Unfortunately, even the loudest car alarm could not scare off some potential thieves. For a particularly potent security system, then, you can rig your car ... more »