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In extreme climates, even the smallest amount of water in the fuel lines can cause serious problems. Over time, condensation in the fuel system leads to water formation in the … Continue Reading What Is Gas-Line Antifreeze And Why Do You Need It?
Knowing how to clean a dirty fuel transfer tank can help protect the life of the engines your fuel ends up in. Learn more here.
It’s frustrating, but when a lawn mower won’t start, it’s most likely a simple maintenance issue you can repair yourself. Here’s how.
Knowing how to clean up a gas spill is essential when you’re doing any kind of work that involves an engine. Learn how to do so here.
There are a few things to understand about how many miles until empty you can drive once your gas light has turned on.
Gas grades and your car — choosing regular, midgrade or premium fuel for your ride.
Diesel is a petroleum-based fuel, derived from the same crude oil as gasoline. When distilled, the lighter fuel becomes gasoline and the heavier fuel is made into diesel. Because diesel is denser than gasoline, it provides more energy, or specifically better fuel economy, per gallon. But it does also have some drawbacks…
There are a handful of causes of gasoline smell in a car. Here are some things that could lead to a whiff of gas when you’re behind the wheel.
They both take fuel, create small explosions within the engine and make cars move. But, how is a diesel engine different from a gas one?
Before you mow for a new season, there is some tune up work needed. Here’s a list of the things you should keep in your lawn mower tune up kit.