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As winter approaches, we typically publish various blog articles with helpful advice on getting important appliances and equipment ready for winter – lawn mowers, boats, RVs. Home heating systems would also be included in this group, except when...
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You accidentally left your gas cap off in rainy weather. Or the gas station you fueled up at has a bad water filter and delivered you a slug of water...
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Generator gas tends to be out-of-sight-out-of-mind. We don’t care about it until there’s a real possibility that we’ll have to fire the generator up,...
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Over the past decade, owners of classic cars have watched as ethanol has infiltrared the nation’s gasoline supply. Ethanol is an alcohol added to...
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Classic car owners love their vintage cars. Most owners know their engines inside and out - fuel tank, fuel line, carburetor, spark plugs, ignition....
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Oil leaks can be frustrating because they don’t come from one place on your car, and that can make them difficult to pinpoint and resolve. Engine oil...
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This is part two of a blog post post series dedicated to classic car electrical problems and classic car batteries. Click here to view the first...
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ote: This is Part I of a 2-part blog series covering classic car batteries and electrical problems. The use of lead acid batteries goes back over 100...
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Owners of classic and antique cars are well aware that today’s gasoline fuels are significantly different from the fuels they used to use. The...
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What was gas like back in the day when antique cars were in their prime?
