Failed an Emissions Test? Here’s What to do Next
While there are many potential reasons for a car to fail its emissions test, the cars that fail usually do so for one of three basic reasons.
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Are your brakes starting to feel a bit off? Weak brakes might mean it's time for some minor maintenance, we've put together a guide on how to bleed brakes.
Better understand what a head gasket is, what happens when it doesn't work like it's supposed to, and how to diagnose a blown head gasket.
Maybe your tint is peeling, or worse it is bubbling. Whatever the problem, you need to know how to remove window tint so you can get a new coat on.
Good project cars for beginners are inexpensive to purchase and easy to work on. But don't get started if you think you're going to make a lot of money.
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Working on your car is fun, but not if you don't have the right car tools. These tools can make your day in the garage that much easier.
Engine knock is a well documented and preventable problem, but that's not the case with the more harmful and random low speed pre ignition.
Your dashboard is full of car warning lights and messages. Some aren't very urgent, but if you ignore these three lights, you're going to have problems.
Aside from a dead car battery, there are other signs of a bad alternator. Here are some indications and how to test an alternator.
If you're looking for headlight upgrades, there's no shortage of options. But before you spend a lot of money, be sure to consider tried-and-true bulbs.
It doesn't get as much attention as the engine, but your differential is important, and expensive to fix. Here's some tips for a differential fluid change.