Posts Tagged ‘diy’
How to Change a Flat Tire
August 18, 2014 | 
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There is never a “convenient” time to experience a flat tire. If you ever find yourself stranded, take the following steps to change a flat quickly and easily. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: auto recycling, diy, flat tire, salvage yards, used auto parts | 
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Simple Steps for Replacing Your Car’s Side View Mirror
Here's a quick guide on how to replace a side view mirror that's been damaged in a crash or lost. Find out how used auto parts can save you money! Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Automotive Tips | Tags: auto parts, auto repair, car mirror, diy, replacement car part, used auto parts | Comments Closed
How to Replace a Broken Tail Light
If you've got a broken tail light on your car, you’ve got an annoying problem that needs to be fixed ASAP. So you ask yourself - is it an easy fix, and where can you find the replacement part you need? This article will answer both questions for you. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Used Cars/Car Parts | Tags: auto parts, car parts, car repair, diy, tail light | Comments Closed
DIY Car Battery Care: 6 Crucial Tips
You're a Bay Area automotive enthusiast, and you want to check/repair a possibly damaged car battery. Here are 6 important tips for DIY car battery repair. Read the rest of this entry »
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 »
