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Replacing a transmission is expensive, so it's best to take care of the one you've got. These additives are said to fix minor problems and improve performance.
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A circular saw is a must for all kinds of projects, big and small, but there are multiple kinds. Is a worm drive circular saw right for your next job?
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Buying a used motorcycle is always going to include some degree of paperwork no matter what. It's best to make sure you have exactly what you need beforehand.
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The rubber seals on your car will crack and wear with age if you're not careful, but thankfully, maintaining them is simple with an easy-to-use product.
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For as long as there has been an oil industry, there have been oil spills. They're caused by a number of factors, from accidents to malicious acts.
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Your vehicle's suspension plays a pivotal role in it riding smoothly. However, repairs aren't cheap, so here are a few ways you can maintain it.
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Regardless of what you're doing around the house, you'll need to be able to see what you're doing, and this portable light is a great budget choice.
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Patching a tire is often inexpensive and fairly quick to do, but if you get a puncture on the tire's sidewall, you're out of luck. Here's how close you can get.
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Button batteries come in many sizes and power levels, and finding the one you need can be a pain. Depending on your device, these LR44 alternatives may work.
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If you've ever noticed a chain dangling off of the back of a tanker, there's no need for alarm, it's actually there on purpose. But what does it do?
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Finding a motorcycle for a Jack Reacher-sized rider can be tough, but Harley-Davidson has several options that are suitable for those of a taller stature.
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If your new graphics card makes a high-pitched whine while playing graphically intensive games, you might be alarmed, but is this something to worry about?
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While ghost ships in pop culture are haunted by the spirits of the deceased, real-life ghost ships are less supernatural, but still potentially harmful.
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Makita's Sync Lock Battery Terminal is a great way to control when your batteries can be used. However, only certain Makita batteries can be used with it.
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The emergency brake can help save your transmission over time, but did you know that it's actually better to use the E-brake before shifting to park?
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Batteries are a part of our everyday life and help to keep our electronics charged and working, but what happens to batteries as they begin to age?
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Every big ship is not the same, with crucial differences necessitating different sizes and builds. Here's how to tell an ocean liner and a cruise ship apart.
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The Milwaukee transfer pump is a pretty specific tool used for a specific purpose. Here's what it does and how long it can run on a single charge.
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Ego batteries are hefty pieces of equipment to help power your yard tools, but is there a maximum amount of time they can last? Here’s what you need to know.
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Nissan's new Frontier Pro Hardbody harkens back to a favorite pickup truck of the 1980s. But with this just-announced version, there's one thing we don't like.
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Your vehicle's windshield is vital for keeping you safe while on the road, but it's important it's clean. Here are five Rain-X alternatives to consider.
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If you have ever seen those plastic strips leading from the wheels of a semi-truck or tractor trailer and wondered what they were for, here's your answer.
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It's tempting to think of a ballistic missile's flight as one long arc. But missile strikes can be divided into three parts, each with a usual range of lengths.
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Subaru has been releasing quality vehicles for years, but have you ever wondered what the six stars on the logo mean? Here's what you need to know.
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WD-40 and penetrating oil are both helpful when dealing with rusty fasteners, but how do they work and what does penetrating oil do better than WD-40?
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You've probably heard the term "knots" relating to the speed of a ship, but where did it come from originally? Here's everything we know about it.
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You wouldn't expect it, but military submarines have sails too, but they're not used for what you might think. Here's the real purpose of the naval feature.
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