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You might know how to check the fuel level, but do you know how to check fuel pressure? There’s a handy gauge on the dashboard that tells you how much … Continue Reading Ask The NAPA Experts: How To Check Fuel Pressure
There are more than 100 million cars operating in the United States, not including heavy-duty trucks, motorcycles and buses. Despite the growing popularity of electric vehicles (more than a million … Continue Reading NAPA Auto Care: Vehicle Emissions Inspection & Repair
You depend on your vehicle’s gauge cluster to keep you informed about everything going on while you drive. Gauges like the speedometer, tachometer, temperature gauge and fuel gauge all play … Continue Reading Ask The Experts: How to Fix a Gas Gauge
There are a few things to understand about how many miles until empty you can drive once your gas light has turned on.
Diesel fuel is an amazingly efficient energy source and is used worldwide for transportation. Trucks, cars, trains, ships and heavy equipment all benefit from the dependable power supplied by diesel … Continue Reading How to Reduce Diesel Exhaust Build Up
You’ve probably seen bottles of gasoline additives on the store shelves at your local NAPA Auto Parts store. They come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Obviously, these automotive fluids … Continue Reading NAPA Experts: When to Add Gasoline Additive & How
When is it Time to Dump Your Pump? Whether you drive a massive diesel machine or an eco-efficient hatchback, your car fuel pump can succumb to years of use. And … Continue Reading Top 5 Fuel Pump Repair Tips to Remember
Can you leave your car on while pumping gas? The answer is not as clear as you might think, and there are other issues to address at service stations too.
A full explanation of an internal combustion engine is more than can be covered here, but it’s not so complicated to understand the basics.
Choosing the right snowmobile fuel will see you through the winter season in style.