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Protecting and Preserving Your Auto Parts: Tips for DIY Mechanics

Ultimately, your automobile is a collection of parts. You need all of the parts working properly in order for the whole thing to work. Hi, my name is Ken, and I have always loved fixing automobiles. I have replaced so many parts in my trusty ute that it basically isn't even the same vehicle I bought twenty years ago. However, in addition to replacing parts, I have learned how to preserve and protect them. If you want tips on lengthening the lifespan of your automobile parts, you have come to the right place. Please, explore this blog. I hope these posts help you.

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3 Trailer Parts That Improve Sway Control

Posted on February 3, 2016

When towing a trailer, external forces can pitch the trailer's mass and cause it to sway laterally against the axis or the pivot point. If the trailer does not stabilize, it will eventually sway out of control. Certain types of trailer parts can improve sway control. If you've noticed your trailer sways and is difficult to control, here are 3 types of sway control parts that can be installed. Independent Friction Sway Control Parts [Read More]

Why You Should Change Your Brake Pads At Home

Posted on December 21, 2015

If your car is approaching the number of miles required to change brake pads, you might be planning on taking it to a local repair store or auto shop, but you might be pleasantly surprised to learn that you can actually change your brake pads yourself. Few specialized tools are required and with some time on your hands, it can be completely easily and effectively. While front pads will almost always need to be replaced before the ones on your rear tires, listen for the characteristic metal squeaking or grinding when you break to let you know it's time to replace those pads. [Read More]

Three Primary Options for 4WD Lift Kits

Posted on October 7, 2015

Four-wheel drive trucks and utility vehicles are popular because they offer better handling and traction. They are ideal for unfavourable conditions such as off-road terrains and inclement weather. These vehicles will also provide improved acceleration and towing capability compared to standard two-wheel drive alternatives. If you have this type of vehicle and are still underwhelmed by the performance, you should consider installing a lift kit. As implied, this upgrade will lift your vehicle, improving the off-road performance. [Read More]

Fixing A Faulty Rear Signal Bulb In A Car

Posted on September 15, 2015

Modern cars tend to be a little more complex compared to older cars, so it is usually advised to always take your car to a garage to fix any faults. However, there are some things that you can do on your own.  For many people, maintaining their vehicle is a thing that they enjoy doing, and they get pleasure from fixing minor faults. One thing that you can still do yourself is to change out a faulty rear signal bulb. [Read More]