Over the years, car companies figured out they needed to idiot-proof engines and transmissions. Limp mode is their answer. When something breaks, the car basically hobbles itself on purpose so things
Millions of people use Android Auto every day to handle maps, music, and calls without touching their phone. It's pretty handy when it works right, but the way it comes out of the box? Kind of a m
So pickups haul a lot of stuff. That's kind of the whole point. But throwing things in the back and just hoping they stay there? Yeah, that doesn't always work out great. The federal govern
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Look, everyone's got a can of WD-40 somewhere. Under the sink, in the garage, that junk drawer in the kitchen. It's just one of those things people keep around because it works on basically ev
So you're staring at that jug of nasty black oil you just drained from your car, and a little voice in your head goes, "Hey, what if I just cleaned this up and used it again?" Look, w
So there's this car that's been sitting there for months, maybe years. Won't start, might be missing parts, probably has weeds growing around the tires. Most people assume it's worthle
Picture this: there's a car in someone's driveway that sounds like a dying whale every time they turn the key. The engine's basically a boat anchor at this point, but they desperately need
So there you are, cruising along in your diesel truck, and suddenly that little DEF warning light decides to make an appearance on your dashboard. Great. Just what everyone needs on a Tuesday morning,