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Inspecting Suspension Components
A great deal of automotive technology has been revised, redesigned and improved over the last 35 years.

Locating and Identifying Emission Control Devices
The use of emission control devices on automobile engines began in earnest in the early 1970s with the passage of the Clean Air Act.

I Can See Clearly Now
Restoring dull, discolored headlights back to like-new condition is easy. For the procedure, read on.

Differential and Transfer Case Lubrication Service
Differential and transfer case fluid should be drained and replaced on a regular basis as recommended in the maintenance schedule for a particular vehicle.

Running Cool
Just like engine oil and transmission fluid, engine coolant needs to be changed at regular intervals. Here are some tips to do the job right.

Old Sparky
Spark plugs are lasting longer than ever, but plugs and wires wear over time leading to performance and emission problems. Here are some inspection and replacement tips.

How to Bleed Brakes
After performing any brake service that requires opening up a hydraulic connection (caliper repair, replacing a hose, etc.) or if the brake pedal feels spongy or soft, a base brake bleed procedure must be performed.

Inspect and Replace Exhaust System Components
Over the last 10 years or so, the use of aluminized and stainless steel for exhaust pipes has increased substantially.

Heavy Breathing
Improve breathing on your new Dodge Challenger with A Mopar® Cat-Back™ exhaust and cold air intake.

Inspect, Remove and Install a Strut
McPherson struts often have a service life in excess of 100,000 miles. However, there are some occasions when the strut must be removed or replaced before this milestone is reached.

Get Ready for Winter Driving Conditions
It won’t be long now before the cold winds of winter begin to howl in many parts of the country.

Max Out MPG
As the price of gasoline continues to increase, fuel economy has never been more important.

Roll On
Proper maintenance ensures that you will get maximum life and service from a set of tires; not to mention optimal fuel economy in these days of $4-a-gallon gasoline.