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Here's a look at the three auto parts you need to pay attention to in order to properly calculate piston compression height.

If your car makes a clicking noise or vibrates when it's in motion, it could be a broken axle. Here is how to find out and fix it.

Everyone has gotten the Check Engine light. But did you know that you don't have to pay to find out what it means. You can do it for free.

Does your car use a regular key and ignition cylinder? Is the key not turning? If so, here are some potential issues and related solutions.

Is the auto industry facing a parts shortage to complete electric vehicle repairs? Will this change in the near future?

As the price and wait for new cars increases, people are reconsidering costly repairs to older cars.

Not changing your car's engine air filter can cause some noticeable problems. Fortunately, you can easily rand inexpensively replace it yourself.

This guide details the diagnostic trouble codes corresponding to engine misfires, lean and rich air-to-fuel ratios, mass airflow sensor problems, and thermostat issues.

This guide details the diganostic trouble codes pertaining to the most common emissions-related engine problems: failing oxygen sensors, bad catalytic converters, faulty EGR valves, and loose gas caps.

It requires a great deal of care, and a few special tools, but you can safely change your car's spark plugs and ignition coils at home.

Getting a car's paint fixed is one of the most expensive repairs one can have done, depending on the size. So, caring for your car's paint is essential. Here are five common things that can damage your car's paint.

The sweltering heat is here and it's affecting all of us! Check out these tips to make sure you're getting the best of your car's AC system this summer!