How To Remove Bumper Stickers From Your Car (Without Damaging The Paint)
Stuck with an old bumper sticker? With removal methods that use heat, cold, solvents, or straight-edged tools, you won't have to sacrifice your paint job.
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How Often Do You Need To Change Differential Fluid?
Knowing when to service your differential is essential to getting the best performance out of your vehicle, and the answer may depend on your driving habits.
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This Manual-Swapped Mercedes-Benz SL55 AMG Will Make You Actually Want An R230
Including the cost of the car, you're looking at about $40,000 all-in for this manual swap.
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This Custom Nissan Titan Made To Look Like An International Scout Is An Automotive Abomination
If you have the time and the know-how, or more realistically the disposable income, you can do virtually anything with a car. That doesn't mean you should.
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How To Make Noisy Lifters Quiet (And Keep Them That Way)
Noisy lifters can wreak havoc on your car and annoy you endlessly. Instead of ignoring them, there are ways to keep them quiet without having to replace them.
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The Pros And Cons Of Air Suspension
Air suspension systems have come a long way in recent years, infiltrating the mainstream automotive market after being a niche option on ultra-luxury vehicles.
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The Differences Between Centrifugal, Roots, And Twin-Screw Superchargers
Superchargers can take a vehicle's performance to another level. Here's a breakdown of the differences between centrifugal, roots, and twin-screw superchargers.
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Can Oil Go Bad Just Sitting In Your Engine?
You don't drive much, so you don't rack up miles. Or you've been out of town, so your car sat in the garage. Will the oil still be good when you drive again?
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What It Might Mean If Your Brake Lights Stay On When Your Car Is Off
There are lots of reasons your car's brake lights might stay on even if the car is off. And not all of them are directly related to the brakes.
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4 Motor Oil Myths That Just Won't Go Away
These common motor oil myths have persisted for years, confusing drivers and wasting perfectly good oil. We're here to set the record straight.
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These Are Some Of The Smallest Big-Block Engines Ever Built
How small can an engine be and still be considered a big block? Let's take a look at how different manufacturers over the years have tackled this challenge.
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Can A Clogged Air Filter Cause Your Diesel Engine To Overheat?
A clogged air filter can cause all sorts of issues, but can it actually lead to overheating in a diesel engine? Here's what you should know.
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This Tri-Rotor Mazda RX-3 Could Be The Perfect Car — If You Can Finish Building It
The seller says its built three-rotor engine was professionally assembled before living life a quarter-mile at a time, sending an RX-2 to 9-second quarter-miles
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Should You Grease Your Trailer Hitch Ball? Pros And Cons Explained
Keeping the ball of your trailer hitch ready to go means introducing some sort of lubrication, but is grease the right answer for the issue?
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Why Does The 4L60E Have Such A Bad Reputation?
The 4L60E engine can be found under the hood of quite a few models, but it doesn't have the best reputation. Here's what the auto community has to say about it.
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Why Proper Crosshatching Can Make Or Break Your Engine
While the crosshatching work performed on the cylinders of your engine may be largely out of your control, it can still have a big impact on performance.
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What Is Considered Normal Engine Oil Pressure? (& How To Know If It's Too Low Or High)
Keeping your car's oil pressure within the correct range is an important part of vehicle maintenance — but what exactly is that range? Let's take a look.
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Yes, You Can Flip Your Tow Hitch Upside Down. Here's Why You Might Want To
Your tow hitches is likely designed to be used in different configurations, and switching it upside down may help you haul your trailer more securely.
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Why Do People Use RTV On Gaskets, Is It Necessary, And What Can Go Wrong?
RTV sealant can solve a lot of problems, but is it safe to use on a fitting normally secured by a gasket? Here's a guide to using RTV the right way.
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Volkswagen ID Buzz Cabin Air Filter Replacement Basically Requires Disassembling The Whole Front End
This process is infuriatingly overcomplicated, and it leaves massive margins for error.
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How Do Exhaust Brakes Work On A Diesel Engine?
Not all braking systems on semis have to be loud to be effective. Exhaust brakes make a fraction of the noise that compression brakes do, here's how they work.
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Want To Add Solar Power To Your RV? Here's What You Should Know First
Adding solar power to your RV frees you up from hookups and opens up a whole new world of possibilities. Here's what you need to know before you invest.
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Do You Need To Bleed Brakes After Changing Pads?
After you change your brake pads, do you need to bleed the brakes? The answer's less straightforward than you may think. Here's how to know what to do.
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Diesel Oil Vs. Gasoline Oil: What's The Difference?
If YouTubers can put diesel oil in an old classic car, why can't you? Let's take a look at why these two formulas are different and why they shouldn't be mixed.
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Are Porsche's PSCB Brakes Just A Compromise Or A Clever Middle Ground?
Porsche's Surface Coated Brakes are the middle child with a tungsten-carbide twist.
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How To Read The Oil Level On A Dipstick Correctly, And The 3 Big Reasons It Might Be Dropping Fast
Unsure of what you're looking for when you pull the dipstick out of your engine? Worried about oil consumption? Here's our guide to monitoring oil levels.
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