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Maintenance & Repair
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 Top 10 Maintenance Do It Yourself JobsThe ten most common Maintenance DIY jobs such as changing your oil, filters, spark plugs etc... |
| Buying A Back To School Car How to find a good, back to school car for your son or daughter. |
| Cleaning Throttle Bodies A basic solution to a common problem. |
| Engine Tune-Up 2003 Is the tune-up dead? Do we still need to tune-up our cars and engines? The answer in a word is YES! |
| Gas Saving Tips and Suggestions With the rising price of gasoline, some practical ways we can stretch out our gas dollars. |
| How Much Is Enough? Is your car costing too much to repair? What can you do about it? |
| How To Prepare Your Car For Vacation What you need to do to prepare your car for a warm weather road trip. |
| Index To Illustrations Complete index of automotive diagrams and illustrations used on the Auto Repair web site. |
| Lowering Vehicle Repair Costs Getting your car repaired is inevitable. Here are some suggestions on how to control the cost of those repairs. |
| Maintaining Your New Car With low financing and big rebates being offered by car makers, new cars are rolling off the lots in record numbers. If you took advantage of this offer then you'll want to read this. |
| Scan Tool Diagnostics The check engine light came on and your car has OBD II. Does this mean you're going to have to spend big bucks to find out what's wrong? Maybe not, if you have the right tools. |
| Storing Your Car Classic car enthusiasts usually go through a driving season of two or four months and then store the car for eight to ten months. Or maybe you have a home up north and move south for the winter. |
| Taking Care Of Your Bug On July 30th, 2003 the last Classic Volkswagen Beetle rolled of the assembly line in Mexico. If I had to pick the one greatest car ever built it would be the Beetle. It was versatile, durable, easy to work on and fun to drive. |
 Warranty DirectCelebrate with us at we enter our 26th year in business. Now covering vehicles with up to 75,000 miles! |
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