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What is an Automotive Technician? An automotive technician is a multifaceted repair mechanic who works on cars, trucks, SUVs and fleet vehicles. This job has upward mobility in a hands-on … Continue Reading How to Become an Automotive Technician
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
The words “blown head gasket” strike fear into the heart of almost any vehicle owner. While not as horrifying as “blown engine”, a blown head gasket typically means a very … Continue Reading How To Fix A Blown Head Gasket
If you frequently travel with pets or small children, then you can kiss those like-new backseats goodbye! Over time, your upholstery will inevitably become a canvas for any crumbs, spills … Continue Reading Get The Most Out Of New Seat Covers and Floor Mats
You probably already know that you can use synthetic oil in any car, truck or SUV. But what is never obvious is exactly which oil type or brand should be … Continue Reading 3 Top Premium Synthetic Lubricants
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of getting behind the wheel of a sporty vehicle that can genuinely perform and allowing the car to become an extension of yourself. If … Continue Reading The Best High Flow Oil Filters For Premium Performance Cars
Can you put synthetic oil in any car? Synthetic oil provides longer protection, withstands higher temperatures and stands up to cold weather.
Is your snowblower not throwing snow? Here’s what to look for, what to fix or replace, and some tips on how to keep your snowblower in peak condition.
Should you put synthetic oil in a snowblower? Used widely in car engines, it can be used to power small-equipment engines as well.
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?