Articles For The At-Home DIY Car Enthusiast
Seeing a vehicle today with peeling clear coat is not too uncommon. Some single stage paints flake right off the primer. Is this because washing and waxing, too little or too much? Did the sun and weather start this delamination or is it just a bad paint job? No matter the cause, how do you …
Automobiles certainly have come a long way from when they were first invented. Remember back when you used to have to keep up with your own oil changes? Now we have a maintenance indicator on our dash. Unfortunately, this leads to a search for “Resetting The Change Oil Light“. However this can include the “Service …
Why should you change your oil frequently? The best answer is, to keep your engine young and healthy. Your engine undergoes a lot of stress through many temperature changes. Metal and rubber react to these changes in many ways. Warping, cracks and the rubber seals really take a beating. You may get ridiculed for changing …
Many of us “car enthusiast” are a bit sentimental about our cars. The thought of “Donating Your Car”, getting rid of that project car, can be down right depressing. Doesn’t matter that it has set outside rusting away for the last two decades. Think about what is left of it, and how much of it …
You might want to change your brakes when you come to a stop and feel a roughness. Are you hearing grinding and squealing? Have you noticed black dust around your wheels lately? If you have experienced any of this, you more than likely need to change your brakes.
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