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When your car gets dirty, it can quickly add up! If you must wash your vehicle, make sure to clean all of the surfaces properly. Unfortunately, when washing cars, there’s always going to be some amount of soap left over from cleaning…
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The engine in our test vehicle is not new, but it has been around for a while now. When we first got this car, there were already several videos online showing off all of its tricks. It was definitely seen as popular because it seems to…
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While most people associate horsepower with large, muscle car engines, there is another way to add power to your vehicle! Header bars or headlamps are an underrated source of additional performance that few look into fully. Headlights…
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An air filter is an important part of any car engine design. The size of your air filter impacts how much power your vehicle will produce and how efficiently you’ll be able to operate it. Air filters are usually made out of porous paper…
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Looking at the power of your vehicle is an easy way to determine how fast you can go with it. The more powerful your car, the higher RPMs it will be able to spin its wheels before it gets too difficult. The faster your car goes, the…
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When your home is very cold, there are many things you can do to get it back into thermal balance and eventually warm up. You can use space heaters or wall mounted air conditioning units to increase the temperature in a room, but not…
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Many people are unaware of how much power steering fluid your vehicle can hold. They also do not know what temperature liquid power steering fluid will reach, nor does it matter unless you understand why it is important to have enough!…
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When your car is working properly, it can sometimes be difficult determining what functions are working and what are not. For example, when you start up the vehicle, it may take a few minutes for everything to run smoothly and at a full…
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When your car is in idle mode or not moving, you can sometimes hear a clicking sound coming from under the vehicle hood. This noise is usually caused by the computer sensor detecting that there is no engine activity and thus it triggers…
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When your car is in idle mode, it does not need to have an engine source of fuel to remain running. The vehicle can gather data from around you and process this information to determine when to start functioning again! This is how most…
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