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For Fans Of Antiquated Ways To Power Spark Plugs, Here's How To Set Ignition Points
Back when cars relied on distributors, spark plugs needed ignition points. You'll have to know how to set them correctly if you have a classic.
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Saturn Once Made An SC Turbo, But Not For You
Saturn never made a factory-turbo SC, but when they let their engineers have a go, it got a big dose of forced induction and nearly double the power.
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Los Angeles Car Strippers Leave Porsche 911 A Shell Of Its Former Self
The cops notified the car's owner, and the LAPD says its detectives are on the case.
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Does Towing Impact How Often You Have To Change Your Oil?
Towing can put your vehicle under a great deal of stress. But does that mean that you'll have to deal with oil changes more often, among other things?
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It Seems Your Tesla Will Recognize A 3.5-Inch Floppy Disk Drive
Using audio files on 3.5-inch floppy disks probably isn't the most efficient way to play music in your Tesla, but if you have the right adapter, it can work.
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What Might Cause A Diesel Engine To Lose Power (And Possible Fixes)
Diesel engines are capable of putting out plenty of power. But if you don't keep up with maintenance, a few issues could make those engines lose that power.
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How To Tell When Your Harmonic Balancer's Gone Bad
There are a few tell-tale signs to look for if you think your harmonic balancer needs to be replaced, and you'll want to make sure it's in good working order.
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Are Spark Plug Testers Even Remotely Necessary?
Spark plug testers will only help you figure out issues related to spark plugs. Does that make them useless, or is there a point to having them around?
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Do Classic Cars Need Specific Kinds Of Oil?
Classic cars have some very specific lubrication needs. But the specifics on which type of oil they need are a little complicated and depend on wear and age.
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This $4,000 Honda Accord Build Shows You Don't Need To Blow A Ton Of Money To Have A Cool Car
If you only have a few thousand dollars to spend on a car, you'll need to put in some effort, both in the search and the build, but you can still make it cool.
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Engineering Explained Breaks Down The Oil Change Most Drivers Haven't Heard About
Did you know we have new motor oil now? The change isn't as significant as the switch from conventional to synthetic was, but there's still a difference.
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Why Can't Spark Plugs Fire When Completely Soaked?
Spark plugs can get wet for any number of reasons -- they can be covered in fuel, water or oil -- but if that's the case, they won't work properly.
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Providing Your Own Oil For An Oil Change Can Save Money, But Don't Just Turn Up With A Bottle
Saving a few dollars on an oil change sounds tempting -- especially right now -- but you can't really just rock up at the garage with your own bottle, can you?
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Project Sendpai Is The 550 Horsepower Electric Truck We All Want
Sendpai is one of those pie-in-the-sky builds that regular folks like you or I dream about.
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Can You Reuse Automotive Gaskets And How Long Do They Last?
Amateur wrenchers all know manufacturers discourage you from reusing gaskets, but is there really any science behind it, or is it just money-grabbing?
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Here's How Long A 3D-Printed Cylinder Head Lasts On A Running Engine
Making engine components out of plastic isn't common, especially when you consider how hot engines are, but that doesn't stop this intrepid garage enthusiast.
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8 DIY Mechanic's Tools You Can Rent Instead Of Buy
Buying tools for DIY auto repair and maintenance can be extremely pricey. Fortunately, you can rent many tools from local parts stores, including these items.
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This Might Be Why Your Car Is Eating Through Spark Plugs
If you find you're changing spark plugs way more often than you expect, it's clear there's something wrong somewhere in your engine. But what could it be?
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Here's How (And How Often) To Inspect Your Vehicle's Tires
Tires can suffer from a myriad number of issues, and if you don't keep on top of their maintenance, you could be in for a tough time on the road.
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What's The Difference Between Fuel Stabilizer And Fuel Treatment?
Fuel additives are a staple of the auto parts store, but what is the difference between the fuel stabilizers and the fuel treatments on the shelves?
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Engine Compression Test: What It Tells You And Why It Matters
Taking an engine compression test is sort of like checking your car's blood pressure. It's a quick and painless procedure that can reveal hidden issues.
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Does Cold Weather Affect Your Spark Plugs?
Keeping up with your car is important, as cold weather affects plenty of its components negatively. But do spark plugs suffer from the cold, too?
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The Very Few Circumstances When Spark Plugs Are Covered Under Warranty
Trying to deal with spark plugs under a warranty isn't the easiest task in the world. You can get them replaced, but there are some restrictions.
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Why Michelin Started Putting RFID Tags In Its Tires
RFID tags are everywhere, and thanks to French tire maker Michelin, they're now in your tires too. But why is this clever tech lurking behind your sidewalls?
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This Hillclimb Toyota Corolla Only Needs A One-Liter Engine To Melt Your Face Off
It's a really neat build, and the level of craftsmanship on display here is incredible.
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Watch This Cabin Air Filter Replacement Process And Feel Rage Well Up Inside You
Replacing a cabin air filter should be an easy task, but as one mechanic has shown us, it isn't always the way. Watch the video and try to control your anger.
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