Posts Tagged ‘auto’
Live in Hawaii? Buy Our New/Used Auto Parts!
October 25, 2011 | 
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Our company is based in Northern California (Pleasanton, to be specific), so we may not be kama'aina. But we do significant business out of state, and we can ship quality recycled auto parts through UPS Air or DHX Ocean daily to you, wherever you reside in Hawaii. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: auto, automotive, dismantling, Hawaii, new parts, parts, recycled, shipping, used parts | 
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How to Detect Wear in Your Suspension/Shocks
Replacing your suspension and/or shocks can be a costly, annoying, time- intensive affair. Moreover, if you operate your vehicle with poor performing (or even nonperforming) suspension or shocks, you put yourself and other drivers on the road at risk and risk damaging other sensitive components of your automobile. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Automotive Tips | Tags: auto, automotive, how to fix, How to replace, parts, Shocks, Struts, Suspension, when do you need to replace | Comments Closed
How to Replace/Install an Ignition Distributor
If you fancy yourself a “do it yourself” mechanic, and you want to replace or install an ignition distributor yourself; here are some key battle tips to get you through the process. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Automotive Tips | Tags: auto, car, dismantling, distributor, diy, do it yourself, green, how to, howto, parts, recycling, repair, suv, truck, van, work | 2 Comments »
How to “Break-In” Your New Engine: Surprising Tips
Most casual drivers (and even some professionals) underestimate how important it is to “break-in” a new engine mindfully. Like a new pair of shoes, a new baseball glove, or even – if you want to extend the metaphor to ridiculous lengths – a new pet, the way you treat an engine during its first 1,000 to 3,000 miles of use can profoundly influence its performance and even the lifetime use you get out of your vehicle. Read the rest of this entry »
Why Green Recycled Auto Parts? Watch This Video.
"by reusing parts..you perserve scarce natural resources and cuts down on uneccesary pollution."
"It's good for the earth, good for your wallet, and good for your vehicle." Read the rest of this entry »
SCADA: Why Trust a SCADA Member for Your Auto Recycling
The State of California Auto Dismantlers Association, also known as SCADA, was founded over 50 years ago to license auto dismantlers, educate them, and help consumers. Currently, SCADA has 200 members. Why is membership in this trade association so vital?
Whether you're purchasing a used auto part, trying to restore a broken component, or simply searching for a trustworthy, reputable company to consult regarding your auto problems, you should care about SCADA “bona fides.” Read the rest of this entry »
