If you drive an older car, you may find that you spend a lot of money repairing your car. If money is tight or you are looking for ways to save money, you might start looking for repairs you can make yourself. If this is the situation you are in, my site was designed just for you. I was once in the same position. My car needed repairs, but I didn't have the money to pay someone to keep making those repairs. Thanks to lots of reading and researching, I figured out what repairs I could do myself and how to do them. But it took a lot of time and research to gather that information. I created this site so people like you don't have to spend the time researching, when you could be spending it making auto repairs. Hope you find this site informative and useful!
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24 February 2016
If you just invested in a new car that has a convertible top, one of the things you need to know is how to properly care for the top. After all, the better the care that your top receives, the longer it is likely to last you. Even if it spends more time down than up, it's still going to need regular cleaning and care. Here are a few tips to help you maintain the top on your convertible car.
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19 January 2016
Getting your car engine tuned up is one of the most beneficial pieces of maintenance that you can receive. This tune up will help your vehicle last a long time, while also ensuring that it also performs for you at high levels. This tune up should be performed by certified auto mechanics and typically consists of having your spark plugs and wires changed, cleaning your air filters, replacing rotors and tweaking the oxygen sensor.
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30 December 2015
A little misfortune on the road can result in a rock making a seemingly innocuous chip in your windshield. Over time, though, this chip can expand in size until it's a small crack and then a larger crack. By the time you reach this point, you'll need to have your windshield replaced. While auto glass companies can typically repair small chips, a replacement is necessary once a crack begins to grow.
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12 December 2015
When you rent a car, you may have questions about how your diesel is different from the previous vehicles your owned that were gasoline-fueled. Many myths exist about diesel and how it produces bad elements for the atmosphere. Doesn't gasoline also produce elements that are not considered good for the climate? Please continue reading if you would like to know more about choosing a diesel engine over a gasoline engine.
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