If the alternator bolt broke in your car, you can replace it with a new one. Follow these steps and learn an easy DIY fix for stripped and broken alternator mounting bolts in this article and video.
Read MoreBroken Tailgate That’s Cracked, Rusted and Won’t Close? How to Fix It Yourself
If you have a broken tailgate that has cracked or rusted metal and won’t close or stay shut and stable, this guide and video has some steps you can follow to fix it yourself with new metal and a welder.
Read MoreLED Light Blinking Fast? How and Why Turn Signals Blink Fast After Installing LED Lights
If you changed the headlight bulbs with LED light bulbs and you have turn signals blinking fast, there are some ways you can fix it. Find out how to fix an LED light blinking fast with a relay or resistors in this article and video.
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Read MoreTime for a Coolant Flush? How to Flush the Coolant in Your Car
If you want to know if it’s time for a coolant flush or how to flush the coolant in your car, this article and videos reviews how you can tell when it’s time to flush the coolant and what you’ll need to do to remove and add new coolant in your car.
Read MoreHeater Is Blowing Cold Air? How to Diagnose the Heat Not Working in Your Car
If you turn the heat on and find the heater is blowing cold air in your car, this guide and video reviews how to check check the cooling system and diagnose it yourself.
Read MoreTorsion Bar Adjustment Tips: How to Adjust Torsion Bars
If you have a truck raised slightly higher at the rear, it will be ready for and capable of handling heavier loads, like weight in the bed or weight from towing, that may weigh down the rear. If you apply this weight to the rear of an evenly balanced truck, it risks having the front unsafely lose traction with the road. You’ll need to adjust the torsion bar suspension to change the rake on your vehicle. This guide and video has torsion bar adjustment tips from an expert mechanic, and we review what rake is and why it’s important in making sure your truck is leveled properly.
Read MoreCeramic vs. Semi-Metallic Brake Pads: Which Is Better? Brake Pad Types and Rotors Explained
Brake pads and brake shoes used to be made of asbestos, but that proved to harm the environment and people’s health. Now we have three brake pads to choose from: organic, ceramic, and semi-metallic. But which is best for you? This post and video reviews the difference between these types of brake pads, the topic of ceramic vs. semi-metallic brake pads and which is better for your vehicle, and the different kinds of rotors available.
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