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Decoding VIN Numbers
You can decode a VIN to determine what kind of car it is - Ford, Chevy, Honda, Corvette, Chevrolet, etc. With that information, you can tell almost anything about the car. Do your Vin...
Manufacturer Replacement Parts
When it comes time to replace parts on your car, or to do routine maintenance, the manufacturer of your car knows best. It is always a good idea to check your owner’s manual to see when certain parts...
Superchargers
Most people have absolutely no idea what a supercharger is. If they hear that it is on a car, most would think "wow, that must be good." Lets start with the basics- a supercharger works in much the same...
Spark Plugs
Make sure when changing spark plugs to invest in a tube of dielectric grease. The lubricant will make removing the plug wires much easier the next time you replace your plugs.
Fuel Octane
What level of octane does my car really need? This is a common question, as many people know very little about the octane ratings they see at the gas station. The octane ratings you see (usually 87-93)...
Fuel Injectors
Modern fuel injection systems are far more efficient then their carbureted ancestors. However, fuel injection systems do require cleaning every now and then, and there are some points to remember when...
Fuel Filter
Most people do not often think about changing their fuel filters these days as a part of routine maintenance. This is because your car’s fuel filter lasts much longer then it did 30 or 40 years ago due...
Change your Air Filter
Your car's engine is basically an air pump. The more efficiently it can suck air in and expel spent gases out, the better it will perform. The first step to keep this cycle going properly is to change...
Car Battery Problems
One of the most common reasons for a car to refuse to start is a dead battery. The battery is obviously an essential element to a car’s operation, as it allows it to be started. Because of this, you...
Car has Blue Smoke
Should you be concerned if you see blue smoke in your exhaust? YES! This means that your engine is burning an excess of oil, which could mean that you have worn valve guides, piston rings, etc. If you...
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