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How To Find A Parasitic Drain Before It Kills Your Car Battery
Parasitic drains can be extremely annoying, but they're not impossible to identify. Here are some ways to find a parasitic drain in your car.
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Spark Plug Heat Range: What It Is And Why It Matters
Spark plugs come in many different types, but they also have many different heat ranges. Here's what that means, as well as why you should care about it.
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Yes, You Can Paint Your Engine Block's Lifter Valley, It's Fine
Those who want to fully customize their car might wonder if they can paint their engine block's lifter valley. Are there really no downsides to it?
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The Tough Questions To Ask When Deciding Whether To Repair Or Replace Your Car
Many drivers might want to keep their car going for as long as possible. But at some point, they'll need to face their fears and go for a full replacement.
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CVT Vs. Automatic Transmission Fluid: What's The Difference
Although they might share similar purposes, you can't swap or mix CVT fluid and Automatic Transmission Fluid due to their distinct ways of working.
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No, Not All Microfiber Towels Are Created Equal
The name "microfiber" applies to many different towels. But if you're washing and detailing your car, the differences between microfiber towels are important.
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How To Clean A Carburetor, With Or Without Removing It
On older vehicles and smaller engines, the carburetor controls the mixture of fuel and air that reaches the engine. Here's how to keep it clean.
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How Old Is Too Old For Tires? When It's Time To Replace Them
Do tires ever need replacing before the tread wears out? And how will you know when the time is right to swap your rubber for a fresh set?
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Hellcat Pacifica? Oh, Hell Yeah!
These YouTubers already plan to take what they learned with this one and build a second Hellcat-swapped Pacifica that's even better.
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Why Your Brake Caliper Might Be Sticking And What To Do About It
If you find one of your brakes is sticking, there could be any number of reasons why. We take a look to see what the causes might be, and what to do about them.
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What Is The Difference Between The Dodge Charger's 8HP70 And 8HP90 Transmissions?
You can easily find the automatic 8HP70 and 8HP90 transmissions in Dodge Chargers today, but there are a few differences between them beyond their names.
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Changing A Porsche Panamera's Engine Air Filter Practically Requires Disassembling The Entire Nose Of The Car
Something to bear in mind, next time you see a used German luxury sports sedan with a too-good-to-be-true price tag.
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Parasitic Battery Drain: What It Is And Why It Happens
If your battery is dying on you, the cause might be what's known as parasitic drain. Here's what it is, how it happens, and what you can do to prevent it.
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Leading Vs. Trailing: Why Rotary Engines Need Two Different Kinds Of Spark Plugs
Getting the spark plug tuning right in a rotary-engine application is a whole other level of car nerdy.
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Limp Mode: What It Is, Why It Happens, And What You Can Do About It
You might have heard of cars going into "limp mode," but what exactly is it? And how do you get a car in limp mode functioning normally again?
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Installing A Racing Wheel In Your Daily Could Land You In Jail
If your car came from the factory with a driver's airbag, you might want to reconsider that aftermarket wheel, no matter how cute it might look.
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Are Spark Plug Wires Universal?
You have to be careful about swapping spark plugs around, but some wrenching enthusiasts might wonder if spark plug wires are important keep track of, too.
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5 Signs Your Cylinder Heads Could Be Failing (And What To Do About It)
Cylinder head failures are very dangerous and very expensive, so it's important to recognize the key signs early. Here's what you should watch out for.
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Why Properly Gapping Your Spark Plugs Is So Important
The requirement to gap spark plugs might not be as common as it once was, but it's still an important bit of maintenance on vintage and modified cars.
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What's The Biggest Difference Between Ford's Coyote And GM's LS Engines?
Ford's Coyote and GM's LS engines are still offered today for anyone interested in performing a swap. But they have some big differences in power and design.
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Is It Safe To Use Two Different Tire Brands For One Car?
If you're replacing two tires on your car, do they need to be the same brand as the other two? Or can you get away with two different brands on the same car?
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What Is A MAP Sensor And How Can You Tell If It's Bad?
The MAP sensor is an important part of a car's operating system. But lots of things can make it go bad. Here's how you'll know when it's going.
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Can You Really Use A Switch To Turn On A Supercharger, 'Mad Max' Style?
"Mad Max" features an iconic car with a supercharger that can be turned on and off. But how well could something like that work in real life?
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Brembo Vs. Wilwood Brakes: Here's How They Compare
Brembo and Wilwood are two of the best brands known for manufacturing brakes. Here are the benefits they offer, as well as which ones are best for you.
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5 Exciting Harbor Freight Tools & Accessories Coming In 2026
Harbor Freight tools usually aren't fancy or expensive, but they generally get the job done. Here are five especially good entries coming this year.
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Should You Worry About Piston Slap? Here's What Experts Say
Piston slap can create a knocking noise from your engine that seems very concerning at first. But you should listen to expert advice before trying to fix it.
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Why Your Tire Keeps Losing Air – Even Without A Puncture
Ever find your tire pressures are low, but there's no sign of a puncture? Here are the main reasons why it happens, and what you need to know about them.
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