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When people talk about technological advances in the automotive industry, they’re usually talking about things like smart cars or hybrid electrics, but great strides have been made for traditional diesel and gas engine-powered vehicles as well. Although turbochargers have been around for over a hundred years, they only started showing up in cars in the late ’60s and ’70s…
Springtime boat cleaning is a crucial part of boating without failure. Here’s a checklist of 6 things to inspect before you hit the water.
Driving hazards are usually unexpected, but with a little know how and some simple items, you can fix them problem and get back on the road.
Fasteners are complicated, particularly screws. There many variations for screws, so many that it can be hard to figure out what you need, even with the old one in your … Continue Reading A Guide To Common Screws Found Around The Garage
Because electric cars and gasoline or diesel cars are powered differently, it’s no surprise that some electric car parts are different.
Boat technology has evolved remarkably in recent years, making it safer and more accessible for boaters of all skill levels to get out on the water.
Snowmobile storage means more than just adding stabilizer. Here’s a look at what you need to do to keep your sled running at the top of its game.
Potholes can pose a serious threat to your vehicle’s tires, wheels and suspension. Here are some of the worst-case scenarios caused by pothole damage.
Whether you’re working in your own garage or simply sitting in traffic, carbon monoxide safety is paramount.
We’re all going to run into auto repair problems that we can’t troubleshoot at home. Here’s how to talk to a mechanic and build that important conneciton.