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How to Troubleshoot the Light Bar in a 2005 Jeep Liberty Renegade
A light bar on a Renegade is generally an after-market installation and subject to the quality of installation. The lights should be of the totally sealed category. The wiring connectors should all have butt connectors and heat shrink over the connectors. The entire length of the wiring should be ho
Marketing Tips for Mobile Auto Glass Installation Experts
As the owner of a mobile auto glass installation business, you may have to think outside the box when it comes to advertising and marketing campaigns, because your services is rarely a service which people want to use, although it is a service which they may need to use urgently. You should consider
How to Replace a Fuel Filter on a 2000 Toyota Camry
The 2000 Toyota Camry comes equipped with either a four- or six-cylinder engine. Both models use a electric fuel-injection system, utilizing a fuel filter to protect the engine from debris in the gasoline. Fuel filter replacement is recommended at either 20,000 miles or 24 months. A clogged fuel
How to Replace the Water Hoses in a Jeep Grand Cherokee
When you think about an SUV, you probably have a Jeep in mind. The Grand Cherokee is the perfect SUV. You will get great maneuverability and a classy look in your stylish Jeep Grand Cherokee. These steps to replacing the water hoses on a Jeep Grand Cherokee work well for a 1997 to 2008 model.
How to Troubleshoot a Problem With Antivirus
Security software is essential for protecting your computer from malware and cybercriminals but antivirus software may cause problems. Troubleshooting may be necessary if there is a conflict with other programs, if the software was not properly installed or it uses too many resources, making your co
Tire Speed Ratings Explained
Confused about what that letter means right after your tire size? Ever had a tire shop ask what your speed rating was and didn't know what they meant? Don't know whether you need the more expensive V- or ZR-rated tires that the car came with? Fear not, mighty consumer, for I will edify you
How to Install the Front Bilstein Shocks on a Silverado
The front shock absorbers on a Chevrolet Silverado dampen the bumpy ride of the vehicle and control the oscillations of the suspension. Some heavy-duty models come with shocks made by Bilstein, which are designed for off-road conditions. Some of these shocks are also adjustable as well. If you want
How to Remove the Oil Pan From a 1979 Camaro
The 1979 was one of the final years for the second generation Chevrolet Camaro. This year also marked a peak in Camaro production, which brought with a slew of cars for the automotive hobbyist to repair and modify. The oil pan is located on the bottom of the Camaro's engine and is fairly simple to r
Automotive Electronics Troubleshooting
If your vehicle has an electronic issue, there are several ways of troubleshooting the problem. By inspecting the vehicle yourself, you may be able to save costly mechanic fees by diagnosing and repairing the problem in your own garage. A car manual designed specifically for your vehicle's make and
How to Build a Fuel Efficient Small Block Chevy
There are three paths to take when rebuilding a General Motors small block engine. One direction restores the motor back to factory condition. Another is to rebuild the engine so it produces more horsepower. The third path way is to build a fuel efficient small block Chevy that goes farther on less
Top 5 Reasons To Need A Car Locksmith
Car locksmithing is a niche industry with little known of its importance. The top 5 reasons for needing a car locksmith are very common but aren't the only reasons. There are many variables that can arise and without the right knowledge and equipment so most roadside breakdown callout companies
How to Connect Batteries for a Trickle Charge
Most flooded cell batteries these days require a minor inflow of electricity during the winter months to counter outflow. This charge is usually no more than 2 amps, but without it the battery would go dead. There are many trickle chargers on the market and they are all very easy to hook up. It just
Toyota MAP Sensor Cleaning
When a Toyota engine works harder to drive up a hill, it needs a way to communicate within the engine to know how much fuel to use. A manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor plays a key role in this communication.
The Seats Won't Move in My Jeep Liberty
The Jeep Liberty is a mid-size SUV. The seat controls for the front driver and passenger seats include lumbar and height levers. In addition to these, the seats are on runners that slide back and forward when the trip bar -- under the front of the seat -- is pressed down. If you have a Liberty and t
How to Troubleshoot the TCS Light on a 2003 Honda Accord
The traction control system, or TCS, on a 2003 Honda Accord has several functions relative to maintaining constant tire speed and traction. It works in unison with the anti-lock braking system and the transmission to maintain this control. It receives signals from the wheel sensors, the transmission
How to Replace a TIPM Relay in a Chrysler Town & Country
The TIPM (Totally Integrated Power Module), located near the battery in the engine compartment of a 2008 Chrysler Town & Country, houses the fuses and relays that help regulate your vehicle's high current electrical system. If an associated high current device or system malfunctions or stops working
How to Troubleshoot the Exhaust System in a Mercury Cougar
A worn exhaust system on your Mercury Cougar will most likely go unnoticed until it starts to make noise. It's a good idea to troubleshoot and inspect the exhaust system when you have your Cougar on a lift, or while doing other repairs.
How to Replace the Fuel Pressure Regulator on a 2003 Suburban
The Suburban is a large sport utility vehicle. Chevy began building this popular model in 1935. Suburbans built since 2000 are similar to Chevrolet's pickup trucks, except they have a station wagon body. The engine most commonly used in the 2003 Suburban is a 5.3-liter, eight-cylinder engine with se
How to Replace the Shocks and Struts in a Subaru Outback
The Subaru Outback is a unique wagon that drives like a sedan, but can haul like an SUV. To keep your ride smooth and the handling as good as it should be, replace your shocks and struts after 60,000 miles under normal driving conditions.
How to Remove Headrest Holders
Your car or truck is more than likely equipped with a headrest. The headrest can rest flat on the top of the seat or it can be adjusted to fit taller people with longer necks. There may come a time when you want to, for whatever reason, remove the headrest and the headrest holder altogether. Removal