Ready, Set, Mow! Gather Your Lawn Mower Tune Up Kit
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.
If Your Engine Oil Turns Black, Don’t Panic
Engine oil turns black for a few reasons, including time and additives. Here’s how to tell when it’s time for a change.
How to Choose a Car Maintenance Schedule: Normal or Severe Duty
The car maintenance schedule you follow will correspond to the way you drive, which may mean more frequent service than you’d expect.
Synthetic Oil vs. Conventional Oil: What’s the Difference?
There are a lot of myths surrounding the synthetic oil vs. conventional oil debate. Here are the facts.
Common Causes of Turbo Engine Failure
Turbos provide a huge boost for engine power but can put additional wear and tear on your vehicle. Here are some ways to catch turbo engine failure early.
Recommended Oil: Why Following the Manufacturer’s Guidance Is Important
The recommended oil for your car is set by the manufacturer. Today’s engines have narrower tolerances, requiring certain synthetic oils to be used.
NAPA Filters Celebrates 50 Years
It was 1966. The first Ford Mustang was rolling off the assembly line, the Beatles were giving their last public performance in the US, and Ronald Reagan was elected Governor … Continue Reading NAPA Filters Celebrates 50 Years
What’s the Best Oil Filter for Your Car?
What’s the best oil filter for your car? The main purpose of motor oil is not just to lubricate and cool moving parts, but also to keep them clean.
Car Care Questions: What Do You Do When You Discover an Oil Leak?
What do you do when you find a leak? Here, we explore common car care questions that will help you avoid additional damage.
Warning: Skipping an Oil Change Can Be Harmful to Your Engine
“I didn’t have time to get it done before my trip.” “I’ll do it next month.” “I just forgot.” These are a few of the many excuses drivers give for … Continue Reading Warning: Skipping an Oil Change Can Be Harmful to Your Engine