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1: Clear Your Check Engine Codes, Get OBDII DIY Scanning Tools!
You can buy online diagnostic scanning tool that will allow you to hook up to your OBDII system and read your vehicle problem and car system error codes. Want more data? You get data for your car's live vehicle sensors, you can even double check inspection and maintenance system test results! Considerting buying a demo or a used car? You can know for sure the vehicle's health and maintenance data and not be tricked by unscrupulous dealers or car sellers. Save money on your next vehicle purchase by getting your own scanning tool so you can know the facts.

2: Vehicle Parking Assist Systems Explained
Vehicles of virtually every type and make have been steadily growing over the past ten years. "Entry level" cars by companies like BMW are almost the same size nowadays as a mid-size car from a decade ago. One of the consequences of vehicle sizes expanding is that parking now is harder than ever.

3: With So Many Downsides, Why Have Car Insurance?
The law requires car insurance so, as a licensed motorist, I have it and I pay for it as my policy requires. It's not cheap and I'm well aware of that since my kids have had several accidents. I guess that's one of insurance's downsides.

4: A Short History of TRD
After his victory over the Pharnaces in 47 BC, Julius Caesar addressed his Senate and spoke the famous lines, "Veni, vidi, vici" - "I came, I saw, I conquered." Today, over 2000 years later, Toyota Racing Development (TRD) might say the same of every racing venue it has entered.

5: A Quick Intro to the Toyota Tundra Supercharger
Here's some quick stats on the new TRD supercharger for the Toyota Tundra: it adds 504 HP and 550 lb-ft of torque; sells as a kit for $5 875; and will cost a grand total of about $6 800 including installation, assuming a $105/hr labor rate.

6: Save Money on Gasoline by Using Water for Fuel
I know you've noticed it the oil price hike is breaking every car and vehicle owner's back and makes it almost impossible to save on fuel.

7: Run Your Car On Cooking Oil?
Before diesel became modern slang for somebody big and robust or just hardcore, it mostly applied to vehicles that were big tough work horses. Trucks, tractor-trailers, earthmoving machinery, some German cars. But it was never that popular as fuel for conventional everyday cars, which is really a shame, because diesel could have saved the consumer lots of money.

8: Gasoline And Oil--Why You're Paying Too Much At The
It's only reasonable to cut down on the amount of gas you use since the gas prices aren't as low as they were in the past. As opposed to what many believe, saving gas doesn't require much effort.

9: Basic Steps of the Water to Fuel Conversion
Fuel prices, increased pollution, and other problems can all be traced back to the use of gasoline as our primary source of energy in cars. It wasn't always that way. When the combustion engine was first used in cars, it was water that powered it. Gasoline wouldn't be used for decades. Somewhere along the line, however, people forgot that water and, more specifically, hydrogen could be used as a valid and safe energy source.

10: Which is Better - Original Parts or Aftermarket Parts?
Many debate whether or not original automobile parts or aftermarket parts are better when a vehicle must be repaired. Some may believe that the original parts are better since they are made by the manufacturer, but others claim that the aftermarket parts are equal to or even better than the original parts. So which is it? Is it just a matter of opinion or is there fact to either one of these claims?


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