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11/22/2009
by jchip
I have a 1999 Ford Expedition 4.6 engine two-wheel drive with 165k miles, I'v had it for 5 years it had 58k miles on it when I bought it. The previous...
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Last comment 11/22/2009
by mike k
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11/22/2009
by PAPADOC
I recently purchased a 2000 Saturn Model LW2. It has a very aggravating problem that I and others can't fix. When the doors are shut unlocked for over...
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11/20/2009
by Saranathan
In my motorcycle, recently I fitted an inline fuel filter between the petrol tank and the carb. I get fuel starvation problem very often. I need to re...
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Comments: 5
Last comment 11/22/2009
by Guest
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11/19/2009
by hairlesssimian
I have a '95 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.2 V8. It is slowly going about the process of falling completely to pieces and I don't have the time or resources t...
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11/19/2009
by CarDomain
At the Hyundai booth this year, it was about the Genesis Coupe. There
was only one Genesis sedan on display, and I liked how there was an
artist h...
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11/17/2009
by CarDomain
Right now, there are automotive engineers all over the world working to
give computers more control of our cars. They're spending billions to
figu...
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333 blog entries, 1052 comments
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11/19/2009
by dstrohl
We've dipped our toes into the Pink Mustang scene before, and now we've come across another one on Hemmings.com, for sale out of Roswell, Georgia, f...
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11/18/2009
by dstrohl
Off the top of our heads, we don't know how many examples of the Elmore
were built during its eyeblink in history. It was briefly produced,
beginn...
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13 blog entries, 324 comments
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11/06/2009
Advances in CAD and simulation software have enabled countless manufacturers to create virtual prototypes of products, a trend that has cut costs and...
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Comments: 60
Last comment 11/21/2009
by Henrik14
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10/01/2009
Engine, transmission, clutch, suspension, and of course, brakes; in-wheel electric motors roll all these functionalities into a single unit. With such...
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Comments: 7
Last comment 10/21/2009
by Toomuchfun
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10/29/2009
by motorztv
This MOTORZ TV Quick Tip shows you how to remove
emblems/badges from your vehicle to replace with new or different ones.
Removing emblems (or ba...
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10/28/2009
by Moose
Chris Duke,
host of the hit automotive DIY show MOTORZ TV, has
been chosen by eBay Motors and CarDomain Network to host
and perform parts inst...
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09/23/2009
posted in Alternative & Renewable Energy Blog
by John Loz
In recent years, cities have revitalized or installed streetcars and light-rail systems to stimulate economic and demographic growth. Not surprisin...
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07/01/2009
posted in Workbench Creations
by frankd20
I discussed the problem with wiring trailer hitch lights in my last post. The main issue being my car has separate bulbs for the brake and the blinker...
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06/30/2009
posted in "On This Day" In Engineering History
by Moose
On this day in engineering history, the first Chevrolet Corvette rolled off the assembly line in Flint, Michigan. Designed by Harley Earl, a colorf...
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06/25/2009
posted in "On This Day" In Engineering History
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