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Everything You Need To Know About Auto Parts

If you enjoy working on vehicles as much as we do, then you're going to enjoy this blog. We aren't professional mechanics, but we do know how to do our own vehicle maintenance and we can also make minor repairs to our vehicles. We learned this information from watching other people and asking a lot of questions. We also discovered that the internet is a wealth of information for vehicle repair and maintenance. When doing maintenance and fixing vehicles, it's very important to get the right auto parts for your specific vehicle since parts are different for every make and model. In this blog, you learn how to find out what part you need, where to find the part number and how to tell if the part is bad. We hope this blog is helpful and that you learn a lot about auto parts.

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Get Money For Your Junk Car Today

Posted on February 7, 2020

Do you have an especially old or broken down vehicle just sitting in your driveway, back yard, or front lot? If your vehicle is an obvious eyesore and it's well past the point of trying to repair or polish it up, then it might be time to look for someone who will give you money for junk cars. If you've hesitated to do this in the past because you didn't think you would get that much, you might need a different perspective. [Read More]

Tips For Finding Bus Parts

Posted on February 7, 2020

If you have an old bus that you need parts for, you might find yourself starting to wonder just how hard it might be to find those parts. When you have a project that you want to complete on a bus, then you are going to want to spend a few minutes reviewing the following tips. This way, you will end up with the parts you need for all of the work that you need to do the repair work on your trusty old vehicle. [Read More]

Can You Save Money With A Used Car Battery?

Posted on February 4, 2020

You won't be getting very far in your car if your battery is about to go kaput. Dead batteries are responsible for countless calls to roadside assistance programs, and endless driver frustration. Finding yourself stuck at a gas station or store parking lot is no fun, especially if there's no one nearby willing to provide a jump. Even worse, a completely dead battery will likely fail to hold a charge after you jump your car. [Read More]