Have you ever watched the 1975 movie “Convoy“? If you did, you would have seen the heavy use of CB in that movie. Well, the film was set during the heyday of the CB usage sometime in the 70s. Although CB has already lost much of its original appeal, it is still popular among truckers. So, …
A close friend of mine casually asked me the other day why my car looked brand new even if I have been using it for almost five years. I smiled at him and whispered a secret—It is because of the clear coat which gives my car that extra protection from scratches, keeping it bright and …
Not many people are familiar with the term “Axle seal.” But for most drivers, you have heard of the word. An axle is part of a car that connects the driveshaft or CV axle to the rear transmission. An axle is for keeping and maintain oils and other fluids from leaking out. For most four-wheel …
If your vehicle has a bad or faulty control arm, what this means is that the ball joint is defective, or the control arm bushings of the vehicle have worn out. There are various reasons for this occurrence. This article is dedicated to discussing this problem as well as solutions or ways of solving the …
Many drivers are used to driving manual transmission vehicles. And to these drivers, the manual transmission provides a different thrill which the automatic transmission cannot give. At the onset of learning the manual transition, you need to learn how to balance the clutch and the gas pedal. On this ability to balance these two depends …
A sway bar link is often referred to as an anti-roll bar, anti-sway bar, or anti-sway. This is usually a component of some vehicle’s suspension. They assist cars to stay balanced while you drove over rough surfaces and when turning sharply. Sway bar links prevent the vehicle from swaying towards one side. Car stabilizer’s bushings …