A Shop Press ode to the unsung heroes taking calls, keys, and credit cards.
From the factory with the spare’s valve stem pointing up, but you can flip it over and reinstall for easy checks and refills.
A textbook yields a few pearls of wisdom for those in the automotive biz.
Four reasons to buy a ½” breaker bar adapter.
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You don’t need an expensive scan tool to diagnose the cause of an illuminated check engine light.
Which fuel is right for your truck, gas or diesel?
Checking out vehicles for sale is a revenue builder that boosts customer confidence
Causes include more New Yorkers buying cars, pandemic habit changes, and maybe soy-based wiring?
Diagnosing a catalytic converter isn’t always the most straightforward process. Here are some tips from Nick and Lemmy at Dorman on what to watch out for.
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Auto care news and advice you can use.
A brake service job isn’t complete unless the reservoir cap’s diaphragm has been pushed back into place. This simple step is easy to forget, but it helps to reduce brake fluid contamination and ensure proper system function.
What are the essentials you recommend every motorist keep on board?
Apple recently announced they are fully discontinuing the iPod, a product that is possibly the greatest way to listen to music in your car, ever.
An unfair and unbalanced review of different ways to make electrical connections.
In the receiver? In the bed? On a shelf?
The Tucker 48 had many innovative design features, but was Preston a scam artist?
Low new car inventory, inflation, and rising interest rates have all caused people to keep their vehicles at historic levels.
Examining the parts closely can yield valuable clues for putting a machine together.