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These Sounds Could Mean Your Water Pump Is Failing
Your car's water pump does crucial work that wards off costly repairs. So you need to listen for the sounds that could mean it's about to give up the ghost.
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The 4 Things To Check If Your Car Is Wet Inside After It Rains
Water damage is something that shouldn't be ignored. If you are having leakage in your interior after it rains, this is what you need to check.
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When The Oil Light Turns On, How Long Is It Safe To Keep Driving?
Vehicles have three kinds of oil lights, and each means something different. So when they come on, how long should you wait before you pull over?
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Why Some States Don't Require Front License Plates
Washington, D.C., along with 29 states, requires cars to display license plates mounted at both the front and rear, while 21 states only require rear plates.
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Why Changing The Oil In Diesel Cars Is Such A Pain
You can easily go to a local mechanic for a diesel oil change, but you can also do it yourself. However, here's why it can be a more difficult project.
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How Does Head Gasket Sealer Actually Work?
If your vehicle's head gasket is leaking, it may be tempting to buy a head gasket sealer. Before you do, it's important to know how it works.
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Yes, Jumper Cables Can Wear Out, Here's When They Should Be Replaced
Having a jumper cables in your car or garage is a good idea in case of an emergency. However, if they have any of these problems, it's time to replace them.
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Tire Balancing Beads Seem Like Magic, But There's A Reason They Aren't Used More Often
Wobbling on the road can be frustrating, which is why tire balancing beads seem like the perfect answer. However, there's a reason everyone isn't using them.
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Shocks Vs. Struts: Here's The Difference
Shocks and struts aren't the same thing, though they both are key parts of a vehicle's suspension. But not every car is equipped with both of them.
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What's The Deal With Anime Characters On Cars?
Spreading anime characters all over your car may be a little cringeworthy, but the folks doing it are in on the joke, as the name of the trend proves.
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How To Check Power Steering Fluid (And How Often You Need To Change It)
Power steering fluid forms the hydraulic link between the steering wheel and front wheels, reducing the effort required to turn the steering wheel.
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Gas Vs. Diesel RVs: The Pros & Cons Of Each Fuel Type
If you are in the market for an RV, it's important to consider the pros and cons of having a gas or diesel model. Here's the breakdown to help you decide.
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How Often Do You Need To Change Your Car's Fuel Filter?
It's easy to overlook fuel filter replacements, but depending on your car make and model, it may be due for a new fuel filter to keep it running.
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The Pros And Cons Of OEM Parts Vs Aftermarket
Vehicle repairs are inevitable, and when you need a part, you have two options: OEM or aftermarket. Before buying, here are the pros and cons.
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How Whale Oil Helped Cars Survive Before Modern Lubricants
Killing whales for their oil may seem like a relic of the 1800s, but it went on until the 1970s. The reason? Whale oil was really good for certain car parts.
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These Tires Come With An 80,000-Mile Warranty, But Here's What That Actually Covers
Three kinds of tires offer an 80,000-mile warranty, and two of them come from the same company. Here's what that warranty will get you for each tire.
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How To Master Parallel Parking Using Your Backup Camera's Colored Lines
Considering how large cars have gotten and how much worse their outward visibility is, the proliferation of backup cameras is definitely a good thing.
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Why Does Lombard Street Exist?
Lombard Street's hairpin turns are a symbol of San Francisco, right up there with the Golden Gate Bridge. They may seem crazy, but they have a serious purpose.
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Here's What Those Small Cameras On Top Of Traffic Lights Are For
Have you ever noticed those small cameras that sit on top of traffic lights? Here's what they are for and why you should watch out for them.
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The Story Behind The Subaru Logo's Six Stars
The six stars that make up Subaru's logo are sleek and eye-catching, but these badges are about more than just looks, they tell the story of a company.
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Why Your Car's Plastic Bumper Looks Like It's A Different Color
If you've ever noticed that your car's bumper looks like it's a slightly different color from the rest of the body, you don't need to rush to the eye doctor.
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This 1930s Gearbox Let You Shift Before You Needed To
Before synchronized gearboxes took over, some cars let you choose your next gear in advance with a small lever. It's a concept that's making a comeback.
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Who Invented The Hemi Engine? (It Wasn't Dodge)
"Hemi" is usually associated with Dodge, but the invention of what we know as the hemispherical combustion chamber was first developed over 100 years ago.
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These Are The 13 US States Where 5% Tint Is Legal
There are a lot of reasons to want dark tint on your car windows, but before you pay out for this upgrade, here are the US states where 5% VLT is legal.
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Speeding Is Bad, But 10 Over Will Cost You More In These States
The more you speed, the more you pay if you get a ticket. But fines vary widely across the U.S. Here are the states' highest and lowest fines for going 10 over.
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Before You Pump Gas, Look For These Signs Of A Card Skimmer
There are things to look out for so you don't fall victim to a credit- or debit-card skimmer. And even if you can't spot it, there are ways to protect yourself.
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