One of the most important and expensive parts to replace on your vehicle is the engine. Instead of going with a new replacement, buying used may be the smarter, more affordable option. This process can go according to plan if you follow this buying protocol. Assess the Current Engine Used engines are not always cheap, and as such, you need to make sure you need a replacement engine, to begin with.…
Read More »When attempting to find replacement car parts, one of the biggest choices a person will face is whether to purchase an OEM or aftermarket part. OEM stands for original equipment manufacturer, and means that the part that is being purchased was built by the same company that originally supplied the part. Aftermarket parts are built by another company that has reverse engineered the part and is now producing it. Both OEM and aftermarket parts have positives and negatives, and a buyer needs to be aware of these in order to make an informed decision.…
Read More »When your car’s power steering pump starts whining when you start the ignition or turn the wheel, that’s a sign that the pump is failing or your car is low on power steering fluid. Here are a few tips to help you not only identify the source of the problem and possibly fix it, but also recognize when it is time to visit your local auto repair shop. Check The Fluid…
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