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Of all the routine car engine maintenance services, the tune-up has both evolved and somewhat remained unchanged. Different vehicles like a 2001 Ford Explorer and 2012 Mazda Miata need different … Continue Reading Engine Tune-Up Service at NAPA Auto Care
Bikers Gear Up & Ride Safe With NAPA There’s nothing like riding a motorcycle. The rush of the wind, the husky growl of a powerful engine and the thrill of … Continue Reading Bikers Gear Up & Ride Safe With NAPA
High-quality cabin filters in cars are vital to clean the air of particulates as it flows through a vehicle’s A/C system. Cabin air filters for cars remove allergens like pollen … Continue Reading Clear The Air In Your Vehicle With NAPA Air Filters
Regular filter changes are key to a long vehicle service life. Clean air isn’t just for passengers breathing inside the car, but the engine itself needs to breathe clean air … Continue Reading When To Change Your 5 Car Filters
If you drive a car with an internal combustion engine, you already know that the system under the hood is complex. It’s a network of both moving and non-moving parts … Continue Reading 5 Signs That Your Car is Ready for a Tune-Up
Here’s how to reset the oil life on a Honda Civic. Even though the instructions change from model to model, you can follow these basic steps.
Trying To Find The Best Auto Air Filters? A gasoline or diesel engine needs three things to function: air, fuel and fire. Reduce or contaminate any one of those three … Continue Reading Best Auto Air Filters – An Automotive Air Filter Guide
Although it looks like a simple part, the oil filter has been through a few incarnations. Here’s a quick oil filter comparison.
A fuel filter protects your engine from small particles and major damage. The most common paper-element types must be changed regularly. Learn more here.
Whether you’re a professional technician or DIY mechanic, you’ve probably confronted at least one stuck oil filter in your career. Here’s how to fix it.