You Can Change A Fuse In Your Vehicle On Your Own

When one of the lights in the dashboard of your vehicle stops lighting up, there’s a good chance that you’re dealing with a dead fuse, rather than a dead light. While your first inclination might be to schedule a repair appointment at your local automotive service center, you shouldn’t feel intimidated about tackling the job of replacing the fuse on your own. If you get overwhelmed or your end result doesn’t give you the desired effect, you can feel free to turn to the experts.…

Debunking Common Myths About Buying Used Car Parts

If your car is in need of a replacement part, you may want to consider the option of buying a used car part; doing so could save you a significant amount of money–perhaps even hundreds of dollars, depending on the specific part you need. If you’re uneasy about buying a used car part, there are some myths you’ve probably fallen for that you need to know the truth behind. Myth 1: A Used Part Could Never Last as Long as a New Part…

Reasons To Work With A CNC Machine Shop For Your Part Fabrication

In automotive part fabrication, you understand the importance of precision. Especially when your company is designing custom parts, the right fit is important. Using CNC machines may help your business with that necessary precision. If you’ve never worked with CNC machines before, you might not understand the benefit. Before you dismiss a CNC machinist as unnecessary, here’s a look at some of the reasons to work with one. Fewer Inconsistencies Mean Less Waste…

3 Aftermarket Upgrades To Prepare Your Stock Car For Drag Nights

If you have always dreamed of being behind the wheel when the checkered flag goes down, there are many tracks that do drag nights. These are basically events when the public can bring their cars and pay a small fee to drive around the track like professional drivers. Before you decide to take your car to track night, you may want to upgrade the stock features to improve your time, which can be done with aftermarket parts like air intakes and computer chips.…

Help! My Muffler Has Fallen And It Can't Get Up!

A muffler’s main purpose is to reduce or muffle the overall noise generated by a combustion engine. Have you ever noticed how some cars take off and sound, well, different? Some are quiet. Some are pitchy. And some make you check to see if your ears are bleeding. Different mufflers, or a lack thereof, change how a vehicle sounds when gas is combusting. It doesn’t sound very necessary to put back on, does it?…