The Mechanic Doctor – Resources for Amateur and Pro Auto Mechanics
One of the most common quotes in the public space these days is one credited to Mark Twain – “A
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There are at least half a dozen times your car will tell you when the spark plugs need changing. Rough
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You may decide to buy a used car for its affordability, satisfactory performance, easy leasing terms, or whatever. But that’s
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Whether you’re an expert mechanic or a newbie to the automotive world, you always want to ensure that your vehicle
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One of the most crucial safety features of any vehicle is the car windshield. The windshield functions as a protective
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Top 6 Auto Repair Rip-offs 1) Engine flushing is a rip-off Shops often promote engine flushes as a way to “clean up your engine by circulating hot solvent through to remove sludge and oil deposits.” Not a single carmaker recommends this service and many have issued service bulletins warning their dealers not to perform routine engine flushing. An engine flush is actually a “wallet flushing service” designed to flush money from your wallet and into theirs. You should never agree to an engine flush. Here’s why. If you change your … Read More
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Honda throttle body relearn Any time you disconnect the battery or clean the throttle body on a Honda vehicle with an electronic throttle body, you must perform a throttle body relearn procedure. Honda calls it an idle learn procedure. The shop manual says you need a scan tool to do this, but you don’t. How to perform a Honda throttle body relearn procedure 1) Turn off ALL electrical loads. No lights, blower, AC, etc. Nothing on. 2) Start engine and let it idle until the radiator cooling fan comes on. … Read More
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By law, there are certain steps that you need to take after a car accident, such as stopping to check
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While wheel bearings are designed to last for the entire lifetime of your car, they can wear out or break
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