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If you recognize one or more of these symptoms, have a look into your camshaft position sensor before it gets you in trouble.

Test your vehicle catalytic converter in your own garage.

Diagnose and fix common vehicle charging system problems using a few tools and this guide.

The important function of a working PCV valve, how it works, signs that it's failing, and how to test.

Automatic transmissions are great to drive ... when they're working well. Let's look at what to do when they're not.

A discussion about the various aspects of RV detailing including how to find a good detail person and how to reduce the costs of having this work done.

An important discussion about Formaldehyde and Ethanol which are toxic chemicals found in recreational vehicles that can make people sick or even kill them. Learn about them and what you can do to protect yourself from them.

When you're serious about tuning your hot rod, the factory fuel delivery algorithm isn't going to cut it anymore. Learn how to achieve the most stable and flexible fueling model for your power-adders that will put gasoline on tap, for when you need it most! OPEN LOOP MODE will get 'er done.

Getting rid of rodents that damage your car or truck can be challenging, but there are several approaches that can do the job.

You don't need a lot of money to start selling classic cars, you just need to buy the first car at a good price and then do it again. Buy, Sell, Repeat.

The 7 speed DSG has made many improvements over the older 6 speed variant, but it's not without its problems.

If you failed a smog test because of an old, borderline catalytic converter, this simple, no-cost home remedy will surely make you pass a second smog test. Better yet, if your vehicle is old use the procedure before your first smog test.

The most likely reasons for bad clutch performance, a noisy clutch, or strange behavior by the clutch pedal. Look for your symptoms here.

Precautions drivers and passengers can take to avoid being injured by an airbag deployment.

These days, professional detailers are charging upwards of $39 per linear foot, so it's important to find ways to keep RVs in good condition without spending a fortune to do so. This article provides a safe, effective and easy way for individuals to do this.