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It is hardly surprising that our cars are now more intelligent than ever in today’s fast-paced society where technology is seamlessly incorporated into our daily lives. Intricate diagnostic systems are now standard in modern automobiles, and they communicate with us via error codes to give us information about any problems

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Your car is a complex machine that requires regular maintenance to keep it running smoothly and efficiently. By following a regular maintenance schedule, you can help to prevent costly repairs down the road. In addition to regular maintenance, there are also a number of replacement parts that you may need

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Your car is a big investment, and it’s important to take care of it. Regular car care can help to prevent costly repairs and extend the life of your car. In this blog post, we will discuss common car problems, DIY fixes, and preventive tips for smooth rides. From the

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There are certain parts of your car that, if removed, render your car immediately useless. Without the wheels, your car won’t roll. Without the transmission, it won’t move. Then, there are other parts, that if removed, wouldn’t make a bit of difference in getting you to your destination. Your car

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Your car’s headlights are important. Without them, driving in the dark would be an unnecessarily dangerous challenge. In some states, you’re required to drive with your headlights on if it’s raining, even in the middle of the day. So, when one of your headlight bulbs burn out, you’re best off

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So, the time has finally come for me to replace my wife’s car. Not to toot my own horn, but I’ve done a pretty decent job keeping it running all these years. After all, the car has 320,000 miles on its original, unopened engine and automatic transmission, so I must

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If you’re out on the highway and you’re feeling every crack in the road and every pebble you drive over, chances are that your shocks or struts are worn out and need to be replaced. Shocks and struts perform the same basic function – dampening road vibration. When they wear

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If you have an older car, chances are that one tune-up item you need to pay particular attention to is your ignition system. One item you don’t see too often anymore is the distributor. Most cars, these days, have long since transitioned to distributorless ignition systems, thus simplifying the tune-up

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Recently, my car developed a misfire. I was experiencing a recurring P0302 trouble code, indicating the misfire was in cylinder 2. Knowing there could be multiple causes of the misfire, I approached the problem by investigating the simpler possibilities first. Starting with spark plugs. After combing through the entire ignition

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Three letters you don’t want to see when shopping for parts for your older are NLA. In case you didn’t know, NLA stands for “no longer available.” Often, when a car is older and long out of production, the vehicle manufacturer no longer makes or stocks certain parts for it,

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