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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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  • How to Change Glow Plugs on the 6.2 Liter Chevy Diesel

    Glow plugs are used on 6.2L Chevy diesel engines because the compression of the diesel inside the engines is what causes the internal combustion of fuel. The glow plug is necessary to ensure that...

  • Chevy Silverado Brake Problems

    The Chevrolet Silverado is manufactured with a hydraulic braking system that uses a combination of rotors and disks and drums and shoes to stop or slow the truck. This system has had a high number...

  • How to Change the Valve Cover Gaskets on a Jaguar XJ8

    The valve cover gaskets on a Jaguar XJ8 help to seal the valve covers to the engine head. If the car starts leaking oil, this is usually one of the first seals to fail on the Jaguar. With two...

  • 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 Remove 1988 Mustang AC Vents

    The AC vents on a 1988 Mustang may need to be removed if they are chipped or cracked. Since there are several vents on the car, you'll need to know how to remove all of them. Replacement AC vents...

  • Clogged Heater Core

    The heater core is similar to a small radiator in the heating system the antifreeze passes through. Over time, old coolant can clog up the core. A clogged core won't allow the antifreeze to pass...

  • How to Remove the Fuel Pump on a 95 Ford Explorer

    The Ford Explorer has been one of the most popular SUVs in America since it was introduced in 1991. Over the years, the Explorer has proved to be fairly durable and reliable. Unfortunately, a fuel...

  • How to Tighten Windshield Wipers on a GMC Sonoma

    Wobbling windshield wipers are not only annoying, but can be dangerous as well. Over time, the bolt attaching your wiper arm to your wiper motor can become loose. When this happens, it will be...

  • How to Install Serpentine Belts on Dodge Truck

    The serpentine belt on dodge trucks controls all of the accessories and belt-driven components on the truck. Installing a new serpentine belt requires the specific vehicle's service manual for the...

  • Wiring for a Ford 302 Alternator

    Wiring the alternator for Ford's 302-cubic-inch engine is a fairly simple task, particularly when compared to the alternators used on other engine designs, perhaps because the 302 was created in...

  • How to Replace a Ford 5.4 Engine Exhaust Manifold

    The exhaust manifolds on your Ford vehicle routs exhaust gases into the exhaust system. On the 5.4L model, one manifold is mounted to the left and right side of the engine. When cracked or...

  • How to Replace a Heater Core in a 2001 Ford Ranger

    The heater core in a 2001 Ford Ranger controls the heat that is metered into the passenger cabin. Hot coolant from the cooling system is drained off into the heater core. A fan then blows the heat...

  • How to Change the Accessory Belt on a Mitsubishi Endeavor

    The accessory belt on a Mitsubishi Endeavor is called a serpentine belt. The serpentine belt drives all of the pulleys on the vehicle using one belt instead of several. Removing and changing the...

  • Common Problems With Ford Explorer Transmissions

    Transmission failures and problems are unfortunately very common with Ford Explorers, particularly those produced in 2002, 2003 and 2004. The cost of a repair can be enormous, especially if you...

  • How to Change a Timing Belt on a Toyota 4Runner

    The timing belt on a Toyota 4Runner truck needs to be changed every 30,000 miles. As is the case with many vehicles, and Toyotas in particular, the real challenge in changing a timing belt lies in...

  • Where to Find Free Auto Repair Advice

    Sending a car an auto repair shop can be, and usually is, expensive. For those who are sure they could fix a car problem on their own if they only had advice on where to start, such expenses can...

  • How to Program GM Keyless Remotes

    Because most GM vehicles share similar electronic components, the process for programming most GM keyless remotes is the same. Some vehicles, such as the Chevrolet Cobalt, Pontiac G6 and Chevrolet...

  • How to Troubleshoot a Ford F-150

    The Ford F-150 is one of the most popular trucks on the road. Over time, you should expect things to break on the truck, and regular maintenance is important. However, there are a few issues...

  • 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...

  • How to Replace an Explorer AC Compressor

    When replacing an air conditioning compressor on a Ford Explorer, you must use a reclaimer. It is illegal and harmful to the environment to release fluorocarbons into the atmosphere. If you don't...

  • How to Replace a Suburban Mirror

    The inside rearview mirror on a Chevy Suburban is held on by special glue called rear view mirror adhesive, which you can purchase at any parts store. This is the only type of adhesive that works....

  • How to Install a Car Door Window Handle

    Manual window handles, often called window cranks, have been phased out in most newer cars because of the popularity of electric windows. Manual window handles are attached to their post with a...

  • How to Troubleshoot an Infinity Radio in a Dodge Truck

    An Infinity audio system is an aftermarket audio system that replaces the factory sound system. In a Dodge truck, the Infinity system should provide decent sound and reliable performance if it is...

  • How to Remove a Starter From a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee

    You're getting ready for work, the kids are restless, coffee spilled on your shirt and now, your 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee won't start. In fact, it won't do anything but let the radio play, so you...

  • How to Troubleshoot a Smoking Lexus ES300

    A smoking Lexus ES300 can be traced to one of three major problems. Loss of compression in the engine will contribute to most of the major causes of smoke coming from either the tailpipe or the...

  • How to Replace Tie Rod Ends on a Ford Probe

    The Probe, a sporty coupe manufactured by Ford from 1989 to 1997, came equipped with rack and pinion steering. There are two different kinds of tie rod end on all rack and pinion systems, so both...

  • When Should You Change an Oxygen Sensor?

    Keeping your car's oxygen sensor in good working condition is important for the health and performance of your car. The oxygen sensor helps your car's engine produce relatively few emissions, and...

  • How to change the Wiper Motor on a Ford ZX2

    The Ford ZX2 was officially known as the Ford Escort ZX2, although it shares few components with the Ford Escort sedan. The ZX2 was sold between 1998 and 2003. Since the Escort ZX2 was never...

  • How to Remove Rear Speakers in a 2007 Chevy Impala

    The rear speakers in a 2007 Chevy Impala can be removed if you need to replace them. Because the factory speakers are made with paper cones instead of high-quality silicone, it's not unusual for...

  • How to Remove a 2001 Toyota Camry Rear Bumper

    The rear bumper on a 2001 Toyota Camry will only need to be removed if it is damaged, or if you want to replace it with an aftermarket body kit. In either case, you must have a few simple tools...

  • How to Pack a Wheel Bearings Trailer

    Wheel bearings are a wear point in all wheels and are dependent on grease lubrication to prevent undue wear and heat. Grease is held in the bearing cavity by the wheel seal in the back of the hub...

  • How to Fix a Heater Core on a Buick

    The heater core on a Buick vehicle works in conjunction with the engine cooling system to provide hot air to heat the passenger cabin. Heated engine coolant flows from the engine to the heater...

  • How to Remove a Transmission on a Camaro

    The Chevrolet Camaro was introduced in 1967 to compete with Ford's popular Mustang. The Camaro was in continuous production from 1967 to 2002 when it was discontinued. In 2010, a totally new...

  • How to Replace an Alternator on an Isuzu Bighorn

    An Isuzu Bighorn alternator should always be tested with a fully charged and inspected battery. A partially charged battery or one with a bad or shorted cell will cause false readings on the...

  • How to Find Original Tire Sizes

    Tire size is more important on vehicles produced with fuel injection and computer-controlled engine functions than on the earlier models with carburetors. Speedometer error would be the most...

  • How to Replace a GM 3.1 Crankshaft Position Sensor

    The GM 3.1 crankshaft position sensor is a cylindrical-shaped sensor located behind the crankshaft pulley. The sensor has three wires on its connector. One outside wire is the 12V power and the...

  • Tig Welding History

    TIG welding is one of the most common types of professional welding used today. It is especially useful when welding thin sheets of metal or certain types of metals such as aluminum and other...

  • How to Remove Gorilla Wheel Locks

    Gorilla wheel locks are special lug nuts made by Gorilla Auto. You cannot remove Gorilla wheel locks without a special key that should have come with the lug nuts. If you do not have the key,...

  • How to Remove a Civic Rear Wheel Bearing

    The rear wheel bearing on the Honda Civic is a sealed unit. The bearing itself attaches to the wheel hub assembly and must be removed when the bearings start to grind. The wheel bearing carries...

  • How to Lift a Chevy Silverado 1500

    The Chevy Silverado is one of General Motors' most popular products. If you need to work on your Silverado or change a tire, you will need to safely lift and support the vehicle first. Properly...

  • Changing Chevy Rear Brake Pads

    Chevrolet rear brakes use hydraulic calipers and friction pads, on most late models, that can deteriorate. The pads are a semi-metallic or ceramic material designed to thin over time, requiring...

  • Power Brake Troubleshooting

    Automotive brake systems use a hydraulic master cylinder that operates a combination of calipers and/or wheel cylinders to apply friction and stop the vehicle. These friction surfaces and...

  • How to Install a Corvette Radiator

    Chevrolet Corvettes are manufactured with a pressurized coolant system that uses a finned radiator core to stabilize the engine temperature. This radiator is typically made from aluminum and...

  • How to Install Leaf Springs on a Ford

    Many Ford trucks and older model rear-drive Ford cars utilize leaf springs to mount the rear drive axle to the vehicle's frame. Leaf springs resemble long thick steel plates that are grouped...

  • How to Adjust Slack Adjusters on Trailer Brakes

    Proper adjustment of slack adjusters is essential to the functionality of trailer brakes. Slack adjusters compensate for normal wear of break linings. The slack adjuster is an arm attached to a...

  • How to the Change Fuel Pump on a Chevy Truck

    Chevy trucks come equipped with powerful engines that have ample torque; however, if you are beginning to notice a lag or sputtering when the throttle is depressed, your truck could have a bad...

  • How to Remove Heads From a Big Block Chevy

    Over time, an engine's valves develop carbon deposits and the valve springs lose their tensile strength. Detonation, backfiring and a decline in power and fuel mileage are common symptoms of...

  • Volvo C70 DIY Oil Change

    Checking and changing the oil on your Volvo C70 is not only one of the most important maintenance jobs you can do for your car, but it is also one of the easiest, most basic of procedures. Even...

  • How to Bleed the Master Cylinder Without Removing it From a Car

    Bleeding the master cylinder and brake lines is the process of removing air from the hydraulic lines. Brake bleeding is one of the most important things you can do to ensure the proper operation...

  • How to Install an EGR Valve in a Saturn

    EGR (exhaust gas recirculation) valves have been an important feature in automobiles since the late 1970s. The EGR valve helps your engine run more efficiently and reduces tailpipe emissions....

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