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Sharing NAPA Know How for all is what we do here at the NAPA Know How Blog. The Know How category is the place to find the information you need to be educated about your vehicle. Whether you are a beginner DIYer, a seasoned mechanic, or a patron of your local NAPA AutoCare there is always something new to learn.
We’ll tell you how your car works, why maintenance matters, what tools you need, and how to stay safe. We’ve got tips for servicing brakes, how your oil filter works, checking your cooling system, choosing the right brake fluid, even dealing with water damage after a flood. Our guides will help equip you to make the right decisions for your situation, how to prepare for your next repair, and how to pick the right tools for the job. Since NAPA is more than just auto parts, you can also learn about your lawn equipment, boat, RV, ATV, UTV, or snowmobile.
Rust repair and body work comes along with just about every old car project. For the novice builder, these tasks can mean a costly trip to the body shop or lots … Continue Reading Rust Repair 101 – How To Fix A Rust Hole
Your first car wash after winter needs to be thorough to address any problems that might have come up. Read on for tips on how to get the most out of it.
Just like your other motorized tools and toys, a snow blower needs to be properly stored in its off-season. Let’s look at how to “winterize” a snow blower.
The road can be a dirty place for your vehicle’s fresh clean finish. Let’s talk about how to get tar off a car.
If you’ve ever wondered how to make headlights better, there are a few options to try. Read on to find out which approach is best for your situation.
These 5 tips for driving in the rain will make sure that you and your car are ready when the rain starts to fall.
Here are 5 lawn care tools that will help you get your yard into shape and keep it that way all summer long.
You probably haven’t given much thought about how to store tires. After all, aren’t tires the toughest things on your vehicle? Don’t they take constant…
A Kei truck is a type of Japanese mini truck. While Kei trucks are not available new in the U.S., used models may be imported.
Today’s belt performs a specific job, transferring power from the crankshaft pulley to all accessories in the serpentine system. Power-hungry alternators, A/C compressors, power steering and water pumps all try … Continue Reading All About Engine Drive Pulley Alignment & Tension