Articles on automotive topics
If you really want to use a hose, use it under low pressure, and not when the engine’s hot. … Anything that gets wet should be dried, ideally with compressed air, and then by running the engine until everything dries out, Faruki says. Is it OK to spray water on a hot engine? Faruki says …
The inside of a vehicle is among the worst places to leave spare batteries. After all, it’s always hotter inside without air conditioning than it is outside. The glass of a vehicle heats the interior quickly. Batteries do not do well in extreme heat. Can I keep AA batteries in my car? Batteries. Battery manufacturers …
How do you fix a rusted roof on a car? Remove the Rust Crack off any blistered pint with a scraper. Sand through the rust spots down to the bare metal, using 40-grit sandpaper. Enlarge the sanded area so you’ll have space to feather the edges. Switch to 120-grit sandpaper to feather the edges of …
During engine operation, a layer of oil coats engine parts and the crankcase walls. The lubricant film protects against rust and corrosion as long as it remains in place. However, after you shut down the motor for the day, gravity draws the oil back down into the oil sump, leaving components unprotected. Will used motor …
Are child seats required in taxis? Presently, under English law, children can travel without a car seat in a taxi or minicab (including Uber, car service, etc.) if they sit in the back seat and wear an adult seat belt when they are 3 or older, or sit without a seat belt if they are …