The Break Pad Blues

Posted on: 24 February 2015

Operating a car with broken or burnt out brake lights can be extremely dangerous for the driver and other cars operating around it. A brake light sends a signal to other drivers that the driver has applied the brake and is slowing down. A broken light could also cause a major accident as it will not let other drivers know when the brakes have been hit. Here is a simple step by step guide on how to change a broken brake light.
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Posted on: 11 February 2015

If you own an RV, or are looking to buy one, then you need to consider what accessories you want. An RV is more than a car; it is your home on the road. As such, you should make it as safe and comfortable as possible. There are endless modifications and accessories you can choose for your RV. Below are some of the basic ones that will suit you no matter what type of trip you're going on.
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Posted on: 6 February 2015

Most modern cars use the fuel injection system, which allows fuel to be admitted into your internal combustion engine. Among the different components of the system, the fuel injectors are some of the most important. They are considered the last stop of the system, as it is similar to a gate that opens enough for the proper amount of fuel to go to the engine. If you need to replace your fuel injectors, the trick is knowing how to disassemble it.
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Posted on: 30 January 2015

You want to take a road trip with your buddies this summer, but everyone's on a tight budget. No problem. You can save lots of cash by making small substitutions or opting for alternatives. Here are some road trip tips that will get you where you need to go on very little money. 1. Be smart Instead of paying $70 or more annually for a popular roadside assistance service, use your smartphone to be smart.
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