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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 Install Windshields

    Installing a windshield is essentially the opposite of the process to remove it. However, there are some key steps that you need to be aware of while installing windshields. You must be especially...

  • How to Change the Oxygen Sensor in a Dodge Ram Hemi

    The oxygen sensor on a Dodge Ram Hemi monitors the air to fuel ratio coming out of the exhaust manifold. Since the oxygen sensor, also called an "O2 sensor," is responsible for controlling...

  • How to Remove Ball Joints

    Ball joints on an automobile are a pivotal part of your car suspension system that connects the control arm to the steering knuckle. A worn ball joint can affect the performance of your suspension...

  • How to Install a Wheel Hub

    The wheel hub on your vehicle is responsible for tying together the suspension and securing the brakes and the wheels to the driveshaft. All in all, the hub assembly does a lot for your vehicle....

  • How to Change a Wheel Hub

    The hub is the central component in a vehicle's suspension. It ties the upper and lower control arms together as well as the shock and oil assembly. The hub also holds the wheel in place and...

  • How to Install an O2 Sensor on a 6-Cylinder Ford E-150 Van

    The O2 sensor in your Ford E-150 Van measures the ratio of air to fuel to make sure that the van isn't running too rich or too lean. The sensor relays information to the van's computer allowing it...

  • How to Change a Heater Core in a 1992 Blazer

    The heater core in a 1992 Chevy Blazer provides the heat that keeps you warm in the winter. The heater core operates on a simple principle. Heat from the engine cycles through the radiator and...

  • How to Install Fog Lights on the Chevy HHR

    The fog lights on a Chevy HHR help to provide supplemental lighting for the truck at night or during heavy fog. While the HHR may or may not have come with fog lights when you purchased it, you...

  • How to Install Fog Lights on a Tsx

    The TXS is a premium-level luxury sport coupe made by the Acura division of the Honda Motor Company. The TSX normally comes equipped with fog lights, however, if your TSX did not, you will need to...

  • How to Replace the o2 Sensor on Hyundai Santa Fe

    The O2 sensor on a Hyundai Santa Fe measures the air to fuel ratio to make sure that the vehicle doesn't burn too much gasoline (running "rich"), or to prevent the engine from burning too little...

  • How to Clean O2 Sensors to Pass Smog Tests

    O2 sensors are sensors which measure the toxins that are expelled from your vehicle's exhaust system. The O2 sensor is an emissions control device, and is required in states that use smog testing...

  • How to Change the Brakes on a GMC Envoy

    The GMC Envoy uses a caliper and rotor design to maximize clamping force on the rotors and improve braking. Hydraulic fluid runs through steel tubing, called "brake line" and creates the pressure...

  • How to Replace a Thermostat in a Dodge Intrepid

    The thermostat on your Dodge Intrepid model is an engine-temperature control valve. This valve is designed to close and open within a predetermined temperature range, allowing the exchange of hot...

  • Homemade Chrome Cleaner

    Four simple household ingredients and a little bit of elbow grease will yield an inexpensive, yet effective homemade chrome cleanser and polish. Although removing rust and grime is the main...

  • How to Replace the Lower Control Arm in a Miata

    The Miata is a small, two seat roadster made my Mazda. As with other roadsters, maintenance is important because of the abuse that this car tends to get from its drivers. One of the less common...

  • How to Become a Car Restorer

    When you restore an antique or classic car, you are returning the vehicle to its original beauty. If you want to become a car restorer, you need to have an interest in classic cars as well as...

  • Tips for Removing Scratches on Windshields

    With the cost of replacing windshields getting higher all the time, it pays to take the time to repair them if possible. Scratches are a problem that should be addressed not just because they are...

  • How to Change Audi TT Brakes

    The Audi TT is a twin turbo sports car made by the Audi division of Volkswagen. The TT's brakes use a caliper and rotor design for all four wheels to maximize clamping force on the rotors and...

  • How Do Automotive Ignition Systems Work?

    Automotive ignition systems are made up of several key components. The trigger device is the ignition module or points, and these supply energy to the coil. The ignition coil multiplies the energy...

  • Automatic Transmission Basics of a Chevy

    Chevrolet has produced a number of different automatic transmissions over its long history, each with different characteristics. However, the basic design of any Chevrolet automatic transmission...

  • Automobile Repair Tips

    When one buys a new car, the last thing a person wants to do is have to fix something that's gone wrong with it. Inevitably, however, that's exactly what's necessary. Heeding a few tips can make...

  • How to change dashboard light for Toyota Corolla 99

    This summer my Toyota Corolla dashboard light went off. This affected my night time driving as I was unable to understand my current speed, fuel level etc. I checked with body shopper for change...

  • How to Jump Start Your Car With a Dead Battery

    Having a dead car battery is something we will all experience throughout our life. It may have been caused by leaving the headlights or an inside light on, or it may just be the natural end to...

  • How to Cool Down Your Car When It Has Ran Hot

    First and for most Never Ever Ever try to take off the radiator cap when the car is hot. Serve burns can acuter to the face hands and your chest. You have to run cool water over the radiator for...

  • How to Test for a Blown Voltage Regulator

    A vehicle's electrical charging system can sometimes be tricky to diagnose when things are not functioning properly. The battery, alternator or regulator can all potentially be the problem. If...

  • How to Replace the Universal Joint on a Ford Ranger

    A Ford Ranger driveshaft uses a flange on the rear universal that mounts to the pinion yoke. The universal joint does not mount directly to the pinion yoke. Before removing the driveshaft on these...

  • How to Replace a Dodge Shadow Window Motor

    The window motor on a Dodge Shadow is replaceable separately from the window regulator. The window regulator on this vehicle is a cable driven type of regulator assembly. Many times, a motor...

  • How to Troubleshoot a Jeep Engine

    Troubleshooting a Jeep engine begins by focusing on the points that have the highest probability of failure and moving to internal engine problems. There is a multitude of possibilities on a Jeep...

  • Instructions on Changing the Headlights on a Trailblazer

    Changing headlights on vehicles these days is not as easy as it used to be. The Chevy Trailblazer is no exception to the rule. Since the induction of halogen headlight capsules, it seems...

  • Parts of a Car & Their Functions

    A car is a complex machine with several systems functioning simultaneously. While most modern cars contain computerized systems that are beyond the understanding of all but the most specialized...

  • What Is a Master Cylinder?

    A master cylinder is a device that converts the motion of a lever or pedal into hydraulic pressure. Master cylinders are commonly used to control a vehicle's clutch or brake systems and can be...

  • Signs of a Fuel Filter Problem

    Fuel entering a vehicle's engine must first pass through the fuel filter, which is a mesh-like screen responsible for filtering out dirt and debris in the fuel. Problems with a vehicle fuel filter...

  • Types of Catalytic Converters

    The catalytic converter is widely used as an emissions control unit in automobiles and some industries. It uses one or more catalysts such platinum, palladium and rhodium to burn off many...

  • How to Remove a 2000 Ford F150 Hub

    The Ford F150 is Ford's best selling truck. The F150 uses a standard wheel hub to tie the suspension together. The wheel hub connects the upper and lower control arms, as well as houses the brake...

  • What Is a Tuned Port Injection?

    Chevrolet's version of multi-port fuel injection called Tuned Port Injection was introduced to the public in 1985 on the Corvette and Camaro. Featuring tuned length intake runners, one individual...

  • How to Make a Homemade Brake Bleeder

    A brake bleeder is a device that siphons or directs air out of the brake system in your vehicle. The simplest design is a tube and cup that helps remove air from the brake lines using the vehicle...

  • How to Replace a Fog Light Bulb on a Chevy Avalanche

    The fog lights on the Chevy Avalanche are supplemental lights used to illuminate the road underneath fog. As the name suggest, these lights are especially useful and effective when it's foggy...

  • Problems with the Ford Contour

    A car that fell in between compact and midsize, the Contour was Ford's first attempt to make a car that can be sold across the world with nothing but minor changes from region to region. Below are...

  • How to Change the Brakes on a Mini Cooper S

    The brakes on a Mini Cooper S are the high-performance type, utilizing a caliper and rotor system for maximum clamping force. Hydraulic fluid is pushed through steel tubing to the brake caliper...

  • How to Install Brakes on a Scion Xb

    The brakes on a Scion xB use a caliper and rotor design. The brake system works by pushing hydraulic fluid through metal tubing, called "brake tubing" or "brake line," and actuating a piston...

  • Automotive Rust Repair & Treatment

    Rust is a car's worst enemy. Once a small speck of rust is present on the sheet metal of your car, it can eventually spread to entire body panels of the car. Rust attaches to the sheet metal and...

  • Catalytic Converter Problem Symptoms

    While a catalytic converter is designed to last 10 years or more, several variables can make it die sooner. Nowadays, vehicles employ more than one converter, which increases the chances of...

  • How to Troubleshoot the Honda Accord Auto Transmission

    The Honda Accord is a mid-sized automobile made by Japanese car maker, Honda. The Accord was the first in a series of Japanese automobiles to be produced in America. Although it was introduced in...

  • How to Replace Honda Civic Motor Mounts

    The Honda Civic is one of the most popular compact cars on the market both today, and for a couple of decades. It is the second oldest continuously produced Japanese automobile to be sold...

  • Dodge Dart Wiring Problems

    The Dodge Dart was a full-sized automobile produced from 1960 to 1976. As with most older cars, the Dart does occasionally have wiring problems. Thankfully, the Dart's electrical design is quite...

  • How to Install a KIA Sedona Manifold

    The Kia Sedona is also known as the Kia Carnival. This minivan uses a standard design manifold to route intake and exhaust gases into and away from the engine. The manifold assembly, which...

  • How to Remove the Wiper Motor From a Chevy S10 Blazer

    The Chevrolet S10 Blazer, more commonly called the Blazer, was a midsized SUV sold by General Motors. The Blazer was discontinued in 2004 and ultimately replaced by the Chevrolet Trailblazer. The...

  • Chrysler Crank Sensor Replacement Instructions

    The crankshaft position sensor on your Chrysler vehicle is part of the ignition system and monitors engine speed. The engine computer uses electrical current signals from this and other sensors to...

  • How to Repair Hail Damage & Dents

    Hearing the peaceful patter of rain turn into the sharp clang of punishing hail is enough to make any car-owner cry out in frustration. Within minutes, a bad hailstorm can leave a new car badly...

  • Mustang Manual Transmission Problems

    Although the Mustang's transmission is generally regarded as quite durable, given enough time it will eventually develop problems. Many problems associated with the Mustang's transmission can be...

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