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Removing My Subaru Outback’s Flat-Six Engine Was Actually Easy and Fun | Autance
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These cars are not too hard to wrench on, which is lucky, because it turned out mine needed a lot of work.
Edd China Had To Get Creative and Invasive To Clean This Swampy Range Rover | Autance
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What comes out of the transmission is nightmare fuel.
How to See if Your Old Car Has Keyless Entry You Didn’t Know About | Autance
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If you have an older secondhand car and wish it had keyless entry, it actually might already.
A Little Vibration Turned Into a Big Lesson in My Cheap Fiat Abarth | Autance
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I assumed that maybe I needed to learn how to drive the car better. But, no… the car was just broken.
Where I Find Therapeutic Joy in Menial Car Maintenance | Autance
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There’s deep joy in small, menial tasks.
I Almost Had to Re-Install My Subaru Outback’s Engine Twice | Autance
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Knocking is usually very bad.
A Junkyard’s Price List Can Let You Know if a Car Is Reliable | Autance
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While I’m doing the math to see if a car’s worth restoring and re-selling, I use Car-Part’s national database of junkyards to see what parts cost.
My First Trip in the $800 Daewoo Involved Building a Makeshift Power Steering Line on the Side of the Road | Autance
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Despite some hardships this cheap orphan car did make it home. And soon, it will be racing.
Replacing My Subaru Outback’s AC Compressor Was Hard but Saved Me a Lot of Money | Autance
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Air conditioning repair can end up being very expensive (it rarely “just needs a recharge”) so I decided to try and do it myself.
Why You Should Understand Roll Center Before Lowering Your Car | Autance
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You’ll often hear “lower center of gravity” as a benefit of lowering a car. In reality, messing with geometry is a little more complicated.