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You want to work out in the garage, but it’s just too chilly. Make your space comfortably toasty with these five safe garage heating ideas.
Does a car heater use gas? Understanding this component can help you make smart decisions about fuel economy.
With some poking around at the likely culprits, you or your mechanic can troubleshoot a car heater blowing cold air or no air at all.
Knowing how to keep your car cool in summer weather can help you enjoy the warmer temperatures as you head out on vacation adventures.
Hot cars can be dangerous to people and pets alike, and keeping cool in the summer is a priority. Here’s how to protect your car and its contents.
Summertime and the living’s easy. But it is also very hot, which means heat takes its toll on vehicles and drivers alike. You can’t change the weather, but you can prepare for it. The following checklist covers the summer essentials that belong in your car’s toolkit. This is also a good time to replenish your…
Wondering how to prepare your car for summer? The season’s warm weather can be hard on your ride, placing stress on everything from its air conditioner to its battery. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to help your vehicle cruise through the heat without breaking a sweat. Read on to learn how to get your car ready for the dog days of summer. The tasks listed below are easy to…
How does heat affect your car? In at least five ways. Here is what you can do about it before a heat wave arrives.
The heater core uses the car’s cooling system to provide heat to the passenger compartment. Learn the signs of a bad heater core to protect your engine.