Have you ever driven a rental car? That should explain it all
Save
You don't need to buy a fully-loaded truck to turn it into a luxury machine
This FR-S just needed a little bit of love to return to road readiness
This is how to use an oil extractor to make your wrenching life easier
Save
The simple gravity-fed media blaster is cheap enough for the home enthusiast.
Sometimes it takes you an hour to notice the one fix that takes five seconds.
Just don't try taking them on the highway — or anywhere you might need heavy braking
Of course when I try to do something nice for my Mercedes-Benz, she decides to straight up die on me.
A Tool Library lends you the equipment to get your hooptie back on the road — or your house fixed up.
While my hands-on hours are lacking, I want to work on expanding my knowledge and understanding of how everything…
A Shimano Deore XT derailleur from the 2010s works better than one from the 1990s. But can some NaOH make it look as…
Jason & David Classics: We’re sharing the posts beloved by most from the two’s careers here at Jalopnik
My long dance with a seized seatpost on a 1986 Fuji Sundance has come to an end, with NaOH
When the going gets tough, the tough digs in up to their elbows to remove a soot-caked EGR valve
Mechanics, it's time to just let it out. Give your therapist a break, and tell us the packaging decisions that haunt…
Pop rivets are good for jobs where you need to mate parts for a lasting hold.
I'm going to travel around the world in an overlanding Jeep that I'm building of two parts Jeeps.
I'm currently working on merging two $350 shitboxes into one functional machine. It's not going well.
Save