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How to Install the Pyle 4-Button Car Security System with Remote Entry
Pyle's 4-button vehicle security system doesn't have all the bells and whistles of much more expensive security systems, but it's a great
Understanding Gasoline Direct Injection
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Fuel injection has been standard on new vehicles since the '80s, when the carburetor finally went the way of the dinosaur. Fuel injection
Crash Safety —Know What To Do
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Insurance actuarial tables show that a driver is going to get into an accident about every 18 years. Of course, that doesn't mean you should
12 Easy First Mods for the F-150 Owner
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Great, you've got an F-150. Too bad it's boring and looks like everyone else's truck. That's the downside to owning the No. 1 best-selling
Why the F-150 Raptor is the Most Capable 4X4 Today
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Why is the Ford F-150 Raptor is the most capable 4X4 pickup today? Gee, where do I start? We could mention the fact that the F-Series has
Test Your Driving Skills at a SCCA Track Night in America Event Near You
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So you think you really know how to drive that fast car in your driveway? Do you want to put yourself and your hot rod to the test but don't
5 Reasons the F-150 Rocks Off-Road (& How to Make it Better)
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So the Ford F-150 is the best-selling truck in America since George Washington was driving. So what? That means Ford has been getting it
Are You Ready For Hurricane Season?
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Summer and fall are hurricane season, and when the forecast calls for extreme weather, the last thing you want is to be among the mob of
Father-Kids Road Trips
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Another Father's Day has come and gone, folks, so I wanted to take some time and reflect on a great tradition in my family: the father
Top 10 Vehicle Accessories for Camping, Fishing, and Hunting Trips
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In many parts of the country, fall is the ideal time to pack up the truck and trailer and head out on a hunting, fishing, or camping
Advance Auto Parts Celebrates 87 Years
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When Henry Ford's Model T hit mass-production phase, it was priced at $950 (a fraction of what competitors' cars sold for), and eventually
What Is An Electronic Throttle Body?
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Since the Model T days, the throttle on a car's engine has been operated by a cable or a mechanical linkage from the accelerator pedal.
How Does a Supercharger Work?
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Dodge Demon. Chevy Corvette ZR1. Shelby GT500. Aston Martin DB7. We've covered how a turbocharger works, so now we're taking a look at the
6 Radical '80s Classic Cars You Should Buy ASAP
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You'd probably expect an original 1967 GT350 to sell at auction for huge money. And you probably wouldn't bat an eye when a mint '69 Z/28
A Classic Volvo Meets Modern Corvette: A Look at Jeff Allen's Incredible V06
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Jeff Allen's automotive roots go back to his childhood, when he helped out in the family auto shop. Now he's a well-known name in car
How the Police Car Evolved & What Makes It Different
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Patrol cars, squad cars, cop cars, police cruisers... They go by several names but have a common set of characteristics: They have to be
Car Acceleration: Why is 0-60 the Gold-Standard Test?
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A roaring engine, squealing tires, and rush of adrenaline—all within seconds—as a race car darts across a straightaway fascinates gearheads
How to Find Those Old Out-of-Production Parts
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You know where to get new parts for your ride—everything from spark plugs to superchargers. But where do you find a hood ornament for your
What Is a Knock Sensor?
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Have you ever stepped on the gas in your vehicle and heard a slight "knock" or "ping," along with engine noise and the exhaust note? What
Double Wishbone vs. MacPherson Strut Suspension: Pros and Cons
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Think about what your suspension does. It insulates the passenger compartment from jolts and road irregularities, works with the steering
What's the Difference Between Shocks and Struts
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Every vehicle has a combination of shock absorbers (or struts) and springs. The two assemblies work together but have different functions.
The Uber Driver's Car Maintenance Schedule
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If you drive for a rideshare service, you rack up a lot of miles, which means extra wear and tear. A vehicle in the shop isn't making you