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Consult eHow’s collection of auto repair How Tos before visiting the mechanic. Diagnose car problems from the muffler to the headlights and save a bundle in the process. Charging a dead battery or fixing a flat tire? eHow’s got the basics covered. Bumper crunched following a fender bender? eHow’s even got helpful suggestions about repairing minor dents and dings. Whether fixing it yourself or arming yourself with knowledge so you don’t get taken to the cleaners at the body shop, eHow can help.

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  • Mustang Brake Problems

    The brake system on your Ford Mustang requires periodic inspection and maintenance. Unfortunately, it is not until we notice strange smells, noises or mechanical changes coming from a brake...

  • How to Diagnose Problems With CV Joints

    CV joints on a vehicle allow flexibility in the drive shaft. The joint itself is like a ball and socket. It's packed with grease, called axle grease, to help with lubrication. The joint is covered...

  • How to Replace the Hub Assembly on a Honda Prelude

    The Honda Prelude is a dependable, long-lasting sport-compact car with a large following of enthusiasts. The Prelude does not require a great deal of regular maintenance, however eventually the...

  • How to Replace Rear Wheel Cylinder

    Rear wheel cylinders are the hydraulic braking component for drum brakes. Internal pistons on both sides of the cylinder extend outward from inside the cylinder when demand is placed on the...

  • How to Replace Suzuki Swift Auto Brakes

    The Suzuki Swift is a compact car that was manufactured with a hydraulically actuated braking system, which requires routine maintenance. You can easily replace or resurface the friction surfaces...

  • How to Replace Truck Rotors

    Modern trucks use a hydraulic caliper to apply a friction surface onto a rotor. This rotor can warp or wear out, usually due to heat stresses, and require replacement. Changing the rotors is a...

  • Buick Anti-Lock Brake Problems

    Anti-lock brakes systems use a series of sensors, valves and solenoids to alter individual wheel brake pressure. Modulating individual pressure allows the vehicle to stop wheel slippage under...

  • How to Remove Rust From Motorcycle Wheel Spokes

    Motorcycle wheel spokes can rust if they are not well taken care of, or if the spokes are prone to rusting because the finish has been damaged. Rust will eventually destroy a wheel, so it is best...

  • 2003 Ford Explorer Problems

    The Explorer is Ford's midsize SUV. Debuting in 1990 for the 1991 model year, it has been the best-selling SUV in the United States. The 2003 Ford Explorer is part of the vehicle's third...

  • How to Clean Metal With a Wire Drill

    Easily remove paint and rust from metal with a wire wheel---a collection of wire strands fastened to a base, which then attaches to different types of power tools. A wire wheel attached to a drill...

  • How to Replace a Ford Truck Key Switch

    The key switch for your Ford truck's ignition system is more properly called a lock cylinder and is in the steering column. If you need to replace the switch, you also will replace the old key....

  • How to Use a Steering Wheel Lock Plate Remover

    The steering wheel lock plate holds the steering column bearings in place while providing recesses for the steering wheel locking bolt to latch and lock the steering wheel. Introduced in the...

  • How to Remove Rounded Wheel Bolts

    Rounded wheel bolts are special types of bolts that use an inverted hex head. The bolts are usually used on wheel calipers, but they can also be used as locking bolts and nuts on the wheel hub...

  • How to Remove Round Wheel Bolts

    There are many kinds of bolts on a vehicle. The wheels themselves use wheel stud bolts, traditional hex bolts and round wheel bolts. The round wheel bolts are actually an inverted type of hex...

  • How to Straighten a Motorcycle Rim

    Arguably the most important part of any motorcycle is its wheels. Without them, the bike would not move or turn. Keep your motorcycle rolling correctly and safely by straightening your rims regularly.

  • How to Adjust Brake Drums on a Cordia

    The Cordia uses a rear drum braking system that requires routine maintenance to operate properly. The adjustment screw on the bottom of the brake assembly often needs attention and is only...

  • How to Take to the Road With More Peace of Mind

    Most people think of their automobile as their lifeline. If this describes you, then following these five basic tips will provide you with a safer and more knowledgeable relationship with your...

  • 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...

  • 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 Flat Tire in 10 Easy Steps

    Be prepared for a tire emergency by following these steps for changing a flat.

  • How to change 1997 Nissan Sentra front brake and rotor (with photo)

    I was looking for instruction on how to change the front brake pads and the rotors on my 12 year old 97 Nissan Sentra GXE. I found some generic instructions and videos. Some of them were not very...

  • Removal of an Ignition Switch in a Chevy Blazer

    Replacing the ignition switch in the Chevy Blazer is not a task for the mechanically challenged. A quality repair manual specific for your specific year and series Blazer will help illustrate the...

  • How to Change Brake Rotors & Bearings

    Automobiles manufactured with front disk braking systems use rotors and wheel bearings to stop the vehicle and keep the wheels rotating, respectively. These parts can wear out over time and...

  • How to Bleed Brakes on a 2004 Toyota Tacoma

    The 2004 Toyota Tacoma was manufactured with a hydraulic braking system, which requires purging of the master cylinder, lines, calipers and wheel cylinders after repairs. This "bleeding" must be...

  • How to Change Brake Shoes

    Most automobiles were manufactured with rear drum brakes during the 20th century, and these braking systems use hydraulically operated shoes to apply friction to the interior of a drum, stopping...

  • 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 Change the Brake Pads on a Renault Clio 2

    The Renault Clio 2 is a French automobile. The brake system uses a caliper and piston design for maximum clamping force. Over time, the friction material in the brake linings wears down. This is...

  • How to Troubleshoot Steering on a GM Gear

    The steering gear on a GM vehicle is the gear inside the steering rack that controls steering. When this system fails, a critical failure of the rack occurs. This will leave you without the...

  • How to Remove a Front Wheel Hub on a Front Wheel Drive

    Manufacturers have come a long way in terms of providing at-home mechanics with a way of repairing front-wheel-drive wheel bearings. Today's front-wheel-drive cars, and many rear-wheel-drive cars...

  • How to Replace Brake Seals on Drum Brakes

    Drum braking systems use a hydraulic wheel cylinder to press twin shoes into the interior of a drum, stopping the vehicle. The rubber seals on both sides of the wheel cylinder can become worn and...

  • How to Remove a Rear Drum on a Toyota

    Early Toyota models were manufactured with rear drum brakes, which use a hydraulic wheel cylinder to press twin shoes into the interior friction surface of a round drum, stopping the vehicle. The...

  • How to Change Brake Shoes on a Nissan Frontier

    The Nissan Frontier was manufactured with rear drum brakes on some models, which require routine maintenance for optimal performance. The twin shoes that are pushed against the inside of the drum...

  • 4Runner Shifting Problems

    Owners of a Toyota 4Runner might panic when the gearshift begins to have problems. Knowing a couple of the things that often go wrong in a 4Runner can help a driver diagnose or even repair the...

  • How to Change Honda Rear Disc Brake Pads

    Honda automobiles are manufactured with rear disc brakes on some models. This hydraulic caliper, rotor and pad system can wear out and require the replacement of some parts to function correctly....

  • How to Install Rear Brakes on a Ranger

    The Ford Ranger uses a rear drum braking system that stops the truck and provides a stationary parking brake. The shoes can wear out and require replacement. The drums should be replaced after...

  • How to Change the Brake Pads in a Hyundai Accent

    The Hyundai Accent is manufactured with a hydraulic braking system that uses calipers, rotors and pads to provide most of the car's stopping power. The pads can wear out, and when that happens,...

  • How to : Bleed Brakes

    Any time the brake system is opened, removal of unwanted air is required to ensure proper brake function. This is known as bleeding brakes. Once you understand how to do this other things like...

  • How to Change Mondeo Brake Pads

    The Ford Mondeo uses a hydraulic caliper braking system that must be maintained to operate properly. The brake pads are a routine maintenance item and are designed to wear out of material and...

  • How to Install Disc Brake Pads on a 1984 Camaro

    The 1984 Chevrolet Camaro was manufactured with a hydraulic braking system that employs front disc brakes. The brake pads are pressed against the rotor with caliper pistons, and they can wear out...

  • How to Replace Toyota Ball Joints

    Toyota lower ball joints are bolted to the lower control arm. Once the vehicle passes 90,000 miles, the ball joints should be checked every 30,000 miles. It is an easy procedure. The ball joints...

  • How to Change an Axle Bearing on Rear Wheel Car

    The rear axle bearing, also called a wheel bearing, is a crucial part of the steering system. The wheel bearing allows the wheel to turn smoothly. The rear axle bearing may need replacing when you...

  • How to Assemble Wheel Bearings

    Wheel bearings support the radial and lateral loads of a vehicle's wheel, as well as the weight of the vehicle and cargo. Grease provides the lubrication to prevent overheating and galling. During...

  • 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 Change Brake Pads on a Freelander

    The Land Rover Freelander is manufactured with a hydraulic disk braking system that requires routine maintenance to function correctly. The twin braking pads on each caliper will wear down their...

  • How to Change the Brakes on a Chevy Aveo

    The Chevrolet Aveo is a sub-compact automobile manufactured with a hydraulic master cylinder braking system, with rear drums on some models. The pads and shoes are routine replacement parts;...

  • How to Install 1967 Camaro Brake Lines

    The 1967 Chevrolet Camaro uses hydraulic lines to transfer brake fluid from the master cylinder to the calipers and wheel cylinders at each wheel. Over time, the steel lines attached to the...

  • How to Replace Wheel Bearings in a 2002 Chevy Silverado

    Wheel bearings used to be a bit complicated to replace, but nowadays things are much easier. On the 1999 through 2006 Chevrolet and GMC trucks, the front bearings are in one assembly. Granted, the...

  • How to Remove Ford Airbags

    The air bags in a Ford will need to be removed if you want to remove the steering wheel. The air bag assembly is just behind the center steering wheel cover. To remove the air bag, you'll need a...

  • How to Replace Rear Wheel Bearings

    Many rear wheel bearings use a sealed bearing unit. This eliminates the need to press out bearings from a wheel hub to install new wheel bearings. Because there are no tie rods or other steering...

  • How to Replace Tires on All Wheel Drive Vehicles

    The tires on an all wheel drive vehicle will wear somewhat evenly because power is being distributed to all wheels. There are tread depth markers on most tires being sold today to indicate whether...

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