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Read MoreKeeping your car's oil pressure within the correct range is an important part of vehicle maintenance — but what exactly is that range? Let's take a look.
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Read MoreAdding solar power to your RV frees you up from hookups and opens up a whole new world of possibilities. Here's what you need to know before you invest.
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Read MoreDoes oil stop leak really work the way it sounds? Are there are any risks associated with it? Let's take a look at how it works and when to use it.
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Read MoreThe diesel particulate filter is hardy, but it's not invulnerable. Here's how it gets clogged, how to regenerate it, and what can go sideways in the process.
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Read MoreThe colored markings in a new car's engine bay aren't there for show. Some actually convey information that you (and your mechanic) ignore at your peril.
Read MoreAn oil extractor pump might seem like a big investment for a DIY mechanic, but it's a straightforward machine that works exactly as advertised.
Read MoreIf you've ever pulled out your dipstick only to find bubbles mixed in with your oil, you're not alone. Let's take a look at whether you should be concerned.
Read MoreSpark plugs have a pretty predictable life cycle, but ignition coils can be harder to track. Here's how to tell if an ignition coil is on its way out.
Read MoreSemi-synthetic oil and full synthetic oil share some key characteristics, but they are not the same and knowing the difference between them can be critical.
Read MoreTop Ties gasoline was the result of several automakers coming together to provide a fuel standard that improved engine longevity. So what is it, exactly?
Read MoreLet's say you've just removed an old spark plug. Does it have any life left in it? Can it be reused if it is cleaned properly? Let's take a closer look.
Read MoreCharging your car's battery needn't be complicated, but it's worth checking the details first.
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