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5 Tips to Flush a Car Radiator and Cost
An internal combustion engine gets very hot as it runs. With so many metal components moving quickly and rubbing together inside of the engine, all...
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5 Symptoms of Hole in the Muffler in Your Car
Any vehicle with an internal combustion engine and an exhaust system is bound to have a device called a muffler. There are two purposes in which a...
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5 Symptoms of a Bad Timing Belt Tensioner & Pulley in Your Car
The internal combustion engine contains a part called the timing belt. This is responsible for ensuring that the camshaft and crankshaft are rotating at the...
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5 Causes of a Brake Pads Wear Unevenly
Every disc braking system relies on brake pads to create the necessary friction needed to slow down the vehicle. The brake pads are positioned within...
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Improve Car Fuel Economy in Cold Weather
It’s that time of year when the cold weather takes over with the economy hitting you hard in the wallet, saving money on fuel when...
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5 DIY Ways To Fix Dents And Scratches On Cars
Getting minor dents and scratches on a car is common, but they are hard to ignore. Some owners don’t care and keep driving with them, but even...
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5 Symptoms of a Bad Transmission Control Module
The transmission control module is a vital component of any vehicle with an automatic transmission system. Rather than relying on hydraulic or mechanical control over...
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Do NOT ignore these 10 most DANGEROUS things on your car
The modern-day cars have become much more reliable than what they used to be a decade back. With proper care and attention, a modern day car...
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4 Signs Your Carburetor Needs Cleaning
A healthy heart is key for a healthy life. The same is true for engines, except their “heart” is a carburetor. Just like cholesterol in...
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What Does It Mean to Bleed Your Brakes?
While it sounds like a medical procedure, bleeding the brakes is a common maintenance procedure that needs to be done on a regular basis in...
