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When washing your car, there are many ways you can go about making it clean and keeping it that way. For example, when removing your bumper sticker cleanly without the sticky residue, you can wipe it off with alcohol or vinegar to remove it completely from your windshield or back window. Also, when it comes to cleaning or restoring our license plate that's starting to corrode, you can spray it with WD-40 then wipe it down with a clean rag or microfiber towel. This is an effective way of removing rust on the surface while preventing more corrosion from spreading....

There are loads of car-related myths that simply won't die even with the presence of the Internet and the ease by which we can look up information. Then again, the Internet, especially social media, has also become a great source of misinformation and the so-called "fake news". Luckily, the false beliefs of yesteryear can now be debunked this 2019 so that unsuspecting victims can stop living in falsehoods and face a brave new world of truths and facts. Busting The Following Myths One After Another Your car should be warmed up by keeping it idle for a long time: You...

For your health's sake, clean the interior of your car. Don't let mold and mildew grow as well as dust cake all over your dashboard and console. Your seats shouldn't be greasy, sticky, and gross either. You could end up with bacterial infection or a respiratory problem. Your eyes might have problems seeing the road with a streak-filled or muddy windshield from the inside. Most importantly, those hospital bills that are out-of-pocket expenses are easier to pay when your interior is cleaned up with products such as KevianClean Interior Defense. The Steps to a Clean Car That's Good for Your...

The transmission of your car has gears that shift your engine's RPM to make it go faster. You go from gear to gear so that your car becomes more energy efficient as it goes faster and faster. Once your transmission begins slipping your car won't start. Therefore, it's quite easy to know when your gear might require replacing. Usually it's when its dog teeth are worn to the point of compromised shifting. If you wish to replace your transmission by yourself, here are the steps you should follow. It mostly involves inspecting everything and checking which parts or gears require...

The recovery shackle of your trailer is also known as lashing rings or D-ring tie-downs. They're the part of your trailer that's shaped like a Letter D and kind of looks like a belt buckle. It moves within the bolted or screwed steel hasp that's connected to a strong, durable, and secure substrate. The cargo-bearing recovery shackle comes in various safe working load ratings, sizes, and capacities. You should be familiar with them before looking for a replacement D-ring. DIY installation of this trailer part is moderately difficult. Recovery Shackle Replacement Steps What You'll Need to Do and Get: You...