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Gas Prices Dropping (For Once!)
Weary drivers have been receiving some good news recently - gas prices continue to drop. Markets all across the country - Charlotte, San Diego,...
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Brake Service: Making Sure You Can Stop | National Car Care Month
National Car Care Month means it's time to look again at important considerations for keeping your old (and new) car in the best shape possible.
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Ethanol and Older Cars - National Car Care Month
On the heels of the EPA's April 2nd announcement that it was approving ethanol production to make E15 in our nation's gasoline, there's still...
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Coolant System Service - National Car Care Month
In coordination with National Car Care Month, today the Bell Performance Blog talks about engine coolant. It's something often forgotten about until...
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Ethanol Free Fuel - Another Warning MTBE and Ethanol
Spring is getting ready to start on March 21st and it won't be long after that we will start breaking out the boats and the spring/summer equipment....
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Bell's Hometown Hosts National Biodiesel Conference
This month of February is shaping up to be pretty busy for Bell Performance's nearby home town of Orlando. This year, they host the NBA All-Star Game...
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Finding Ethanol Free Gas
2011 was the year that people really started to realize how bad ethanol was for their vehicles and small engines. Repair shops around the country did...
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Healthy Oil Series: 6 Quick Lube Pitfalls-Get the Best Oil Change
Even as vehicles have gotten more sophisticated in the last 20 years, there’s still one piece of important maintenance that almost anyone can still...
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Healthy Oil Series: How Often Should I Change My Oil?
Change your oil every 3 months or 3,000 miles. You hear the commercials from oil change quick-lube places repeating this. Do you really need to...
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Healthy Oil Series: Combating and Removing Engine Oil Sludge
Its time to look at this issue of “engine oil sludge” – what it is and, more importantly, whether you should be concerned about it in your engine....