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3 Things To Pay Attention To When Preparing Your Snow Plow To Be Put In Storage
After the winter months end, it's time to put your snow plow away until you need it again. There are a few things that you will want to pay attention to when you do this. Then, you can feel good in knowing that you have taken good care of your snow plow and that you have safely put it away for the off-season. 1. Checking for Damaged Components First of all, you probably do not want to put away your snow plow without taking care of all of the problems that might be wrong with it.
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3 Helpful Tips When Choosing New Brake Pads For A Commercial Truck
If you use a commercial truck for work, then it's important to keep an eye on the brake pads. If they've worn down to the point where you hear a lot of screeching every time you go to brake, you'll need a new set. Buying commercial truck parts won't be that difficult if you remember these tips. Inspect Current Pads First Before you do end up buying new brake pads for your truck's brakes, it's a good idea to test the current ones out.
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Taking The Sag Out Of Your Truck's Suspension
Modern trucks are versatile vehicles that offer you the option of hauling things in the bed while still letting you have a nice ride. While they look great, there are some trucks on the road that suffer from a sag in the rear of the truck. The springs are too light for the truck, or they have been overloaded. There is a simple solution for most trucks that is not hard to install.
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4 Fun Ways To Upgrade Your Truck
Aftermarket parts are not just about fixing up your car when it is broken down. Aftermarket parts are also about upgrading your car and customizing it. Here are a few fun ways that you can upgrade and tune your car. #1 Big Brake Kit If you want to have some fun while adding some function to your vehicle, consider installed a big brake kit. Big break kits go well with larger tires.
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Making Repairs To An Old Vehicle
Sometimes people desire to keep their vehicles no matter how old they become, even if they need to be repaired to be fully functional. The reason why is because a vehicle can have a lot of sentimental value if it was presented as a gift or used for taking family vacations and creating memories. If you have such a vehicle that you desire to start driving again, it can likely be repaired and made to work as good as new.
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Good, Better, Best: How To Choose A Replacement Engine For Your Car
If you need a new engine in your car, but you can't afford the high cost of a new one, it's time to start weighing your options. Your car's engine may have gone out, but that doesn't mean you need to go to the dealership and spend an exorbitant amount of money on a new one. You actually have three other options available to you, which go from good to best on the ratings scale.
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Dashing Through The Snow? Spare Parts To Have In Your Trunk When You're Taking A Winter Road Trip
If you're going to be doing a lot of traveling this winter, it's time to get your car prepared for the adventure. The first thing you need to do is get an oil change on your car. You'll need to change to a winter-grade oil so that your engine doesn't get all gummed up when your summer-grade oil thickens up on you. The next thing you'll need to do is stop by the tire shop and have winter snow tires installed on your car.
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Troubleshooting Common Causes Of Vehicle Vibrations
If all of your vehicle's systems are in good condition, you shouldn't be able to feel the roughness of the road, and you definitely should not be feeling any sort of shaking while driving. However, these are two of the most common problems that can manifest in your car, since they can be caused by different types of wear and damage to multiple different systems within your vehicle. Understanding how to identify what is causing chronic vibrations while driving can help you fix the problem faster.
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3 Strong Signs Something Is Up With Your Vehicle's Brakes Lines
Your vehicle's brakes are key to keeping you safe on the road. When your brakes start to go, you are no longer safe on the road. Your brakes are a complex system with many moving parts. There are lots of signs, other than the grinding of metal on metal, that your brakes may give you when they need a little service and attention. #1 No Resistance When You Put on Your Brakes
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Signs You Should Replace Your Truck's Shocks Before You Go Off-Roading
If you enjoy taking your truck off-road, the stress and strain of driving over rocks, banks, and other rough terrains can take its toll on your shocks. Whenever you go out driving your truck, keep a lookout for the following signs that you should replace the shocks before your next outing. The Front End Nose Dives When You Hard Brake One of the first signs you may notice when your shocks are failing is the way your truck behaves when you hard brake to come to a complete stop.
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