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1. In some parts of the country it is now almost impossible to play a round of golf. It is unfortunately time to place a storage cover over your golf cart and wait for the weather to be better suited for golf. A heavy duty golf cart storage cover will protect your golf cart from scratches & abrasions from wind & debris as well as keep the weather off the exterior or in the mechanical parts. The last thin you want to do when it is time to play a round of golf again is deal with mold & mildew or even worse rain water in the gas tank of your golf cart.
   At RV Covers Protect you will receive friendly courteous customer service ever time and the fastest possible shipping of your golf cart storage cover. AND there is Free Shipping if your order exceeds $100.

   Comment by Mary — December 26, 2011 @ 12:32 pm

2. The golf cart is like any machine. It needs to be protected from the environment in order to be useful for many years. Today’s golf carts have two types of covers. If you’re the golfer that hides your golf cart during the winter months then the cover you need is a storage cover. The golf cart storage cover is a water repellent covers that protects the valuable golf cart from dirt, sun and weather damage. If your idea of a golf cart cover is one that helps you to extend the season further than the 60 degree days then what you want is a golf cart enclosure. The golf cart enclosure allows the golfer to be protected from the rain and wind that can turn some golf dates during the winter into a cold and miserable experience.
   Regardless of the purpose, the golf cart covers at RV Covers Protect will save you money in the long run by protecting the investment you made in your cart. Don’t forget to check out some of the clever accessories that can add more protection to you and your cart and there is FREE SHIPPING to any location in the continental United States.

   Comment by Mary — November 7, 2011 @ 8:59 am

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   Comment by frank — November 3, 2011 @ 6:24 pm

4. Whether taking a trip cross country, going to work, or driving to the corner store, you need to be prepared for the unexpected. Many drivers take their safety and that of their passengers for granted. Emergencies like being stranded, waiting in the heat or cold on the side of the road, or being exposed to passing traffic are all things to consider when driving. You could be stranded for hours. What will you eat, drink, use to keep warm if broke down? Without proper preparation, families can be caught off guard. Winter is coming again and now is the time to consider your auto survival kit.

   A car emergency kit can provide a great deal of help in these situations. They provide you with water, signaling equipment, lighting devices, and first aid supplies. Various kits are available in different sizes with different contents to deal with different types of emergencies on the roadside.

   Our LS Vehicle Safety Kit was created for roadside emergencies. This kit is designed to assist drivers who find themselves needing emergency equipment, first aid supplies, and signaling equipment while out on the road. This kit arrives in a high visibility, durable nylon case with a total of 63 items, including a first aid kit, jumper cables, poncho, siphon, and 2 high visibility roadside strobes, and reflective best. For families in winter, it includes 1 thermal blanket that retains 90% of body heat.

   Visit us at http://www.setonsurvival.com for quality and low cost safety and survival kits.

   Comment by Thomas — September 7, 2011 @ 9:06 am

5. While on the road, disasters and emergencies can happen at any time. Being broke down, in an accident, or in a traffic or construction delay are all examples of when you may need a kit for your car. You may be stuck in the snow for several hours waiting for assistance. There may be injuries, or other needs that need to be met.

   An auto safety kit can help meet the unexpected vehicle emergency while far from home. Having a car safety kit when you travel gives peace of mind and provides items for the unexpected survival situation on the road. Items to make you more visible to others, first aid and medical supplies, roadside assistance signs, flashlight, signaling devices, and even water are some items you may want to consider. Of course jumper cables and something to keep you warm and dry are also great items to have in a basic winter car emergency or safety kit.

   Our ES Vehicle Survival Kit is designed for those persons who are interested in having an affordable or low cost basic safety kit in their vehicle. This kit is small enough to fit in the vehicle’s glove box. This kit comes pre-assembled in a high visibility, nylon case for easy identification and retrieval during an emergency situation. Enclosed are the basic, but necessary items to sustain one person for approximately 24-36 hours, should the driver become stranded or trapped. This is also a great gift for teens, college students, or other loved ones. This kit includes 46 items with the basic first aid kit and signaling equipment to allow you to get help in an emergency.

   Visit us at http://www.setonsurvival.com for low cost, quality safety and survival kits.

   Comment by Thomas — August 28, 2011 @ 8:42 am

6. Auto or car safety kits: Are they important? Consider how many accidents happen every day that involve emergency services. You could be stranded, and also be in need of first aid while waiting for responders to arrive. Also breakdowns, traffic jams, construction delays, and violent weather all can contribute to you needing a vehicle emergency kit of some sort.

   Vehicle or auto safety kits should contain a first aid kit; but other than medical supplies there are other emergency supplies to consider. Items to make you visible to others, food, lights, warning or hazard signs can be effective in providing more safety and comfort while waiting for assistance. Also, don’t assume you will always break down or have a roadside emergency in a busy place. The need for a kit may happen when you least expect it and perhaps in a less traveled area. Jumper cables, emergency blankets, gloves and other items should also be considered. Even if you can’t help yourself, others can use your supplies to assist you if necessary.

   Our LT Vehicle Safety Kit provides a 181 piece first aid kit as well as a collapsible shovel, a high visibility safety vest , emergency strobes with bases, thermal blankets (Retains 90% of body heat), leather gloves, rain ponchos, utility tool (12 Tools in 1), siphon pump, water, food bars and a 26 piece roadside distress kit. This kit comes in a high visibility durable case and is suitable for cross country trips or a quick run to the store.

   Visit us at http://www.setonsurvival.com for quality and affordable safety and survival kits.

   Comment by Thomas — August 24, 2011 @ 4:02 pm

7. As the days get warmer the thought of another road trip gets the juices flowing and the RV pulled out and spruced up for the trip. As the RV is pulled out of its storage area the tires show not only the dirt and grime but also the first signs of dry rot. Ozone, the biggest natural cause of tire failure, causes the rubber to crack with visible signs of small surface cracks. Eventually the surface cracks become wider and deeper. Tires on motor homes, travel trailers and fifth wheels stored out-of-doors, should be protected by opaque wheel covers to prevent damage from sunlight.
   At http://www.rvcoversprotect.com we offer white or grey wheel covers, two covers per package, and fast, friendly customer service for all your RV needs.

   Comment by Mary — April 7, 2011 @ 3:51 pm

8. How to escape from a sinking car? We think this will never happen to us, but just this week there was a local news article about someone drowning when they went off the road and into a lake. What would you do? First, open a window. This will allow water to enter and pressure can be equalized. Break the glass if you can’t roll down a window. Use whatever is available; like your shoulder, foot, a tool or some sort, or heavy object. Then get out as soon as possible. If you can’t open or break the window, you may have to wait until the vehicle sinks or fills with water. This will make the pressure equal outside and in, so you should be able to open a door and get out.

   A vehicle survival kit can come in handy in such a situation, if you have your wits about you and it is placed where you can grab it. It will provide a means to signal for help. We can assume your cell phone is wet and will not work. A vehicle survival kit should have items to signal for help, survival (thermal) blanket, and a first aid kit among other items.

   Our vehicle safety kits contain items to assist you in any vehicle emergency. They contain an emergency blanket, first aid kit, utility tool and other items for your peace of mind. Get a kit today.

   Visit us at http://www.setonsurvival.com for affordable and quality survival and safety kits.

   Comment by Thomas — March 12, 2011 @ 12:19 pm

9. The Class A RV is the most prestigious of all the RVs on the market. The advantages to this RV are that there are always markets when you get ready to sell and there are many used models to choose from when buying. The newer Class A’s are very safe vehicles, your family can even move around in the vehicle while you are driving. Class A’s are easy to finance & insure and they have good repair records. This type of RV makes it very easy to “boondock” (park anywhere without electrical hook-ups). You just pull up to wherever you want to go and have dinner that was prepared while you drove or just go to sleep. You never have to get out of your RV to set up because you are self-sufficient. When you get home, you drive up; take out your traveling items and then throw your Class A RV cover on until the next time.
   The greatest disadvantages to the Class A are that they are also the most expensive. That’s why it is necessary to protect your investment with Class A RV covers . RV covers should be made of heavy duty, breathable polypropylene material- a fabric that is weather-resistant and water-repellent. RV Covers Protect provides our customers with a choice of two high quality polypropylene covers: the Poly Pro III for areas of rain and snow and the Goldline for areas with a great deal of sun. We even have covers for the extra tall Class A motor homes.
   Remember at http://www.rvcoversprotect.com the customer’s satisfaction is the main goal and there is FREE Shipping to anywhere in the continental United States.

   Comment by Mary — January 25, 2011 @ 5:39 pm

10. The biggest natural cause of tire failure is from the gas known as ozone. Ozone causes the rubber to become brittle. Keeping your tires clean will minimize ozone damage to your tires. Tire manufactures do not recommend any type of dressings or cleaners other than soap and water. If you must use a commercial tire dressing to make your tires look shiny and brand new, be sure that the product does not contain petroleum products or alcohol.
    Since high temperatures and ultraviolet light accelerate the destructive ozone process, using wheel covers when not in use will also help prolong the life of your RV tires.
    At http://www.rvcoversprotect.com you will be able to find all sizes of wheel covers including the new dual axis wheel covers. Visit RV Covers Protect for all your RV needs.

    Comment by Mary — January 8, 2011 @ 8:40 pm

11. Synthetic Lubricants, why should I use them?

    Synthetic lubricants have been around for many years, as far back as World War II when both the American and German militaries started limited use in ships and aircraft. Yes the governments have enough money to use such things as synthetic lubes but why should we use them in our lives. Well, especially in today’s economy where every little bit of saving is important, synthetic lubes make more sense than ever. Synthetic lubes may have a higher initial cost, but because they offer extended life and superior protection for our gasoline or diesel vehicles these lubricants are more cost effective than ever before. We all want our vehicles to last as long as possible with great performance and the minimum amount of problems and in the long run synthetic lubricants will help us meet all of these goals Some of the advantages are better high and low temperature viscosity performance, better chemical & shear stability, extended drain intervals with the environmental benefit of less oil waste, better fuel economy and longer engine life. AMSOIL has been a leader in synthetic lubricant technology, a company you can trust for the best products to make you vehicle run great for a long long time. Come see us at: http://www.lubedealer.com/LaVacaGrandeLubes/

    Comment by Jessie — October 19, 2010 @ 7:35 pm

12. Summer time brings with a a variety of weather issues for different areas of the United States. Along the eastern shore rainy weather occurs quite often in the late afternoon. On the West Coast there are days with extreme temperatures and periods of time with UV ratings that are listed as high for the majority of the summer. Both of these conditions wreak havoc on your RV. Have you ever seen the exterior of an RV that has all the decorative design peeling off and then you are surprised to find out that the RV is only three or four years old? All of this can be solved with an RV cover specifically designed for your area of the US. The rainy areas need the Deluxe Poly Pro III and the desert areas of the west need the Poly X 300.
    Visit http://www.RVCoversProtect.com where customers are always given the best advice for their particular needs. Don’t forget, Free Shipping inside the continental U.S.

    Comment by Mary — August 30, 2010 @ 12:31 pm

13. The majority of RV owners have had their RV packed up for the winter. That means the rig has now been sitting idle for at least three months now. At this point in early spring, you need to take your rig for a little drive to prevent flat spotting and ozone cracking at the tire sidewall flex point. Flat spots usually disappear, when the tires warm-up, after a 25+ mile drive. BUT, by summer if you have not moved the vehicle in over six months flat spotting may become permanent.

    As the temperatures rise the high temperatures and ultraviolet light will cause the destructive ozone process, using wheel covers when not in use will also help prolong the life of your RV tires.

    Check out the new gray wheel covers. They don’t show as much dirt as the white wheel covers at http://www.rvcoversprotect.com

    Comment by Mary — April 10, 2010 @ 1:28 pm

14. This winter on the East coast has been a cold one. Even the azaleas aren’t showing any sign of blooming any time soon. The family is ready to get away from it all. We all need some time together to re-group. So you head out to check out the travel trailer to see what needs to be done before the family sets off for our favorite camping area. As you look over your home on wheels you realize that the winter has had an effect on your camper as well. That travel trailer that is only a two years old looks like it has aged ten years from this hard winter. There are black streaks running down from the roof. You ask yourself, “How could I have let this happen to my home away from home?” You set to work scrubbing and cleaning the length of your trailer and promise yourself that you are going to get an RV cover to protect your travel trailer before next year. Check out the wide selection of RV covers for every type of recreational vehicle at http://www.rvcoversprotect.com

    Comment by Mary — March 13, 2010 @ 3:37 pm

15. How about decorating that car or pickup you have with Military Magnets or Military stickers of all kinds. Do you want to show off what branch of service you served in or are serving in or just want to make a statment? We offer this military insignia on my website at http://www.ksimilitarygarrison.com Reasonable prices!!!!

    Comment by Christine — February 21, 2010 @ 7:59 pm

16. We offer distinctive military car grill badges and military hitch covers to decorate that new car or pickup you own or have just bought. Check out my website to view the many affordable military insignia that you can buy. It’s worth a look! Visit http://ksimilitarygarrison.com

    Comment by Christine — January 17, 2010 @ 6:12 pm

17. More than 10% of all vehicles on the road have the check engine light on. That annoying little light, what does it mean? Is my car safe to drive? The answer is, “it depends.” Before that light stresses you out, you need accurate, up-to-date information. Get the Repair Manual you need to diagnose your vehicle’s problems. Using your Scan toolor code reader, look up the resulting Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) using information directly from the manufacturer, and specific to your vehicle. This is the same product used by hundreds of thousands of experienced automotive service professionals – every day!
    We also offer how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools in addition to our 9-step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — April 27, 2009 @ 7:54 pm

18. Auto Repair Manuals at a price you can afford. Diagnostic procedures, manufacture service bulletins, automotive recall notices, wiring diagrams, repair procedures and much more. Until 6-30-2009 you can get a year subscription for only $19.95. Don’t forget in addition to our auto repair manuals we also offer how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and our 9-step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — April 13, 2009 @ 3:29 pm

19. Is the Check Engine light on? The Code Scout AX700 is a fast and easy-to-use code reader for the do-it-yourselfers. Efficiently and effectively determines the cause of the Check Engine light. Can inform you about the nature of the problem before you visit the mechanic. For use on all OBD-II vehicles, (1996 and newer vehicles). This code reader is on sale for only $84.99. Don’t forget we also offer how to guides, auto repair manuals, DIY help, more automotive tools and our 9-step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — March 16, 2009 @ 8:35 pm

20. Want to say goodbye to the rollercoaster prices of foreign oil? If you have a diesel engine vehicle you can be paying as little as .45 cents per gallon and pumping it from your own fueling station. Bio fuel basics has a low cost introductory kit that will get you started on the road to freedom. No engine modifications are required, No dangerous chemicals are needed, The product is completely safe and best of all if you are not completely happy with your purchase you can return it within 30 days for a 100% of your money back.
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    1. Get free or low cast oil (Our manual will show you how!)
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    Comment by Denise — March 16, 2009 @ 6:13 pm

21. With gas prices down and the economy on a roller coaster people are not looking to invest into anything but the bare essentials. For the alternative fuel market this has meant a slow in sales. This is concerning to me as an American. I feel that the single best thing that we can do for our family, our environment and the economy is to invest in greener alternatives. Our country is still connected at the hip to the Middle Eastern countries that desire to terminate us. Our continued use of foreign oil and gasoline products is keeping us in bondage. Though few on market conversions allow us to break our bonds to oil completely many conversion kits are available that will help us to reduce the amount of oil and related products that we consume. In order for us to truly be “The Land of The Free”, we must do something to severe our connection with oil producing countries. Americans for change are uniting through many worthwhile causes from ethanol, hydrogen, natural gas, and electric car organizations. You can find some of these organizations at http://www.setamericafree.org
    The focus of our government seems to be the financing of major car manufacturers so that they can produce hybrid vehicles. Though I believe that hybrid cars are great I simply can not see the feasibility of everyone obtaining one. In these times no one really wants to take on the extra debt of monthly car payments. Many of us already have cars and trucks that run just fine. With so many cars on this planet already why do we need to create more? There are conversions kits out there already that will allow you to run your existing vehicle on hydrogen or water, and ethanol or alcohol, and batteries. The hydrogen kits allow you to simply add a hydrogen generator to your engine and essentially double your gas mileage while you are running cleaner. The hydrogen exhaust is simply water so it is more eco friendly. The flex fuel convertors allow you to run on ethanol and gasoline mixtures up to 85% ethanol or E85. Most gasoline is already 10% ethanol. Adding a Flex Fuel convertor is not only simple it is practical. For more information on products available visit http://www.oilfreeforme.com
    There is much opposition to allowing E85 to be sold at most major fueling stations. You can guess who is behind that! Major fuel suppliers have the corner on the fuel market and would like to keep it that way. In spite of the opposition E85 suppliers are becoming more and more prevalent. You can do a search of the locations in your area at http://www.drivingethanol.org on the station locator link
    Though the bulk of IRS has tax credits are geared towards major car manufacturers and hybrid vehicle owners there are credits for using Alcohol Fuel or Flex Fuel users and Biodiesel users whether they be pure renewable or mixture users. For more information on Tax Credits see http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i720.pdf
    There is a lot of information on the internet about conversions and alternative fuels. It can be confusing to try to sort through it all and decide what is best for you. Why should you stress yourself out like that? Oilfreeforme.com has done all that for you. Those who have cars that run on gasoline can convert to hydrogen, ethanol or electric. Those who have vehicles that run on diesel fuel can convert to biodiesel and hydrogen. It is best to consider which conversion would be best for your particular engine type and location. Start with purchasing a book on that mode of conversion then when you are ready to make the jump purchase the conversion kit itself and get yourself on the road to freedom! Books and conversion kits are available at http://www.oilfreeforme.com Don’t wait until gas supply is cut off due to war or political constraints. Get yourself on the road to recovery today!
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    Comment by Denise — March 13, 2009 @ 8:22 pm

22. When the time comes to repair your vehicle and you need to lift the car up to work underneath, make sure you have the proper lifting and support equipment. We carry an assortment of quality Jacks and Jack Stands. Safety should be a priority when you need to get under your car or truck. You can get the combination of jacks, jack stands and creepers to fit your needs. From light duty to heavy-duty applications are available. We also offer you an Electric scissor jack to fit in the trunk of your car for easy flat repair or an emergency lift.
    Don’t forget we also offer how to guides, auto repair manuals, DIY help, automotive tools and our 9-step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — March 4, 2009 @ 9:30 pm

23. When it comes time to take your car to the repair shop do not go without your Take Charge© manual. This manual has 9 steps to quality and honest auto repair. Learn how to find a shop that is right for your vehicle. Remember it’s your money and you are the boss. We give you the questions to ask putting you in control of your repairs. To get a sample look at this manual go to our Take it to a shop page. This is the most complete book of its kind. At only $4.99 you can’t afford to visit your shop without one. We also offer how to guides, auto repair manuals, DIY help and automotive tools in addition to our 9-step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — February 23, 2009 @ 10:19 pm

24. Picture this. You go out to your car and find a puddle of fluid under the front of your car. You investigate and determine that the fluid is antifreeze. You think that it might be the water pump so you open the hood. Yep it’s the water pump. You go to the auto parts store and get a new water pump and antifreeze. You get the car up on jack stands and as you look to remove the water pump, where is it? Do not worry all you need is a Factory Repair Manual. These manuals have the proper procedures to repair your car. A one-month subscription for state of the art online factory repair manuals is only $12.95. You can get our one-year special for only $22.95 (offer expires March 31 2009). You can have your manual in a matter of minutes. There is no need to go back to the parts store. Print out only what you need when you need it. We have several subscription options to choose from.
    We also offer how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools in addition to our 9-step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — February 12, 2009 @ 6:41 pm

25. Your car is broke down and you can’t figure out what is wrong. What do you do? Do you take it to the dealer or to the shop on the corner? After 27 years in the auto repair business I have talked to hundreds of people just like you and I have come up with a solution. Now that you need a shop, how do you find one that can fix your vehicle right and not empty your bank account? Take Charge© has all of the details you need to find a shop and get your vehicle repaired. Here is a sample of what you will get in my book. (Because there are so many makes and models of vehicles on the market, it is impossible for any one person to be familiar with all of them. When visiting a shop, ask to see what sources of information they use to repair your specific vehicle. If they don’t have adequate information, all they can do is guess. Who pays when they guess wrong? (You do!!) Repair manuals, special tools, and qualified and trained personnel all make a powerful combination to properly perform repairs on your vehicle.) I will equip you with questions to ask and details on what to do. This manual has 9 steps to follow that will help you get your car repaired with confidence. For more information go to our Take it to a shop page.
    We also offer how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools in addition to our 9-step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — February 10, 2009 @ 8:48 pm

26. Hold on to your money!!!!! With the combination of tough economic times and the uncertainty about our jobs auto repairs should not be stressful. Performing both scheduled and preventative maintenance can save you money. How would it feel to be able to take your family out to dinner for a change? Our affordable Factory Auto Repair Manuals have the maintenance schedules for your vehicle. Also get the technical service bulletins and recall information for your specific vehicle. Don’t forget we also offer how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and our 9-step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com.

    Comment by Brian — February 8, 2009 @ 10:04 pm

27. It is never any fun when you break down along side the road. Be prepared with one of our Emergency car kits. Whether you need a jumpstart, air up a tire or just a Band-Aid. Our kits contain what you need to help you out. The 73 piece kit contains: 1-AAA double sided carry bag, 1-AAA Emergency Car Care Guide, 1-AAA Membership brochure, 1-heavy duty 10’ 8 ga. Jumper cable w/vinyl coated 300 amp clamps, 1-250 psi 6 in 1 air compressor with gauge, 1-flashlight-hand charged 2 led lights, 1-reflective triangle, 1-pr gloves w/dimples, 1-emergency poncho, 1-roll duct tape, 1-plier w/vinyl grips, 1-flat head screwdriver, 1-phillips head screwdriver, 1-utility knife, 1-emergency whistle, 1-bungee strap, 2-shop clothes, 10-cable ties, 45pc. First aid kit. This kit is only $79.95 for all these items. Get yours today. Don’t forget we also offer how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and our 9-step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — January 25, 2009 @ 8:29 pm

28. Auto Repairs can be a scary time, especially for those of us whom do not understand how our cars work. We usually fear what we do not understand. http://www.noworryautorepair.com can help you get the understanding that you need to confidently get your auto repairs done right the first time. From out helpful FIX IT YOURSELF pages to our informative TAKE IT TO A SHOP page. Auto repair help is now available at the click of a mouse. We also offer “how to guides,” Automotive tools and auto repair manuals

    Comment by Brian — January 22, 2009 @ 9:33 pm

29. The technology in our cars is extremely sophisticated. Most cars have several computers that operate most all-electrical components. Auto Repair in your home garage is almost impossible to accomplish. With the high cost of books and diagnostic equipment and the fear of auto repair shops, we cannot afford to keep up with technology. Today’s vehicles are much more complex and complicated than the cars of the 1960s, ’70s, ’80s, incorporating more computer electronics, silicon chips, and sophisticated engines. However, the same Basic Car Care still applies to all kinds of vehicles, and can extend the life and durability of your car or truck. Basic car care does not require any sophisticated understanding of vehicles or their systems. Some basic preventative maintenance steps can help to minimize repairs and their expense. A few simple steps, some regular checks, and addressing issues promptly can greatly extend the life of your vehicle, making it safer and more dependable for you and your family.
    Don’t forget we also offer other how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and our 9-step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — January 18, 2009 @ 11:39 pm

30. Diagnostics require you having the right tools. As I build this site to help you repair your car I am always looking for tools and information to help make your job easier. I have come across a Digital Multimeter that can perform all the tests that you might need for only $4.99 on sale!!! For simple diagnostics this handy multimeter will do the job like the expensive ones. You do not need to spend a lot of money on tools to get accurate results. We also offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, more automotive tools and a 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — January 11, 2009 @ 10:10 pm

31. Diagnostics are the keys to successful auto repair. When you properly diagnose your vehicle you save both time and money. Today we all seem to be extremely busy and every minute is valuable. I want you to spend your time where you want to instead of working on your car. I have created a do it yourself diagnostic guide to help you get your car repaired. The Auto Repair Manuals we offer have diagnostic procedures and information to help you with your auto repairs. Our repair manuals are still on holiday special until 3/31/09 for only $22.95 for the year. Don’t forget we also offer other how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and our 9-step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — January 6, 2009 @ 9:25 pm

32. BnD Repair Solutions understands with the high cost of repairs and shrinking budget, we are forced to get our vehicle fixed for the lowest price possible. We want to help you; first, we advise that you take your vehicle to a professional for repairs. Our “ Take Charge©” manual, gives you a step-by-step guide to help get honest repairs from a professional shop or technician. Second, we want to help you if you choose to repair your vehicle yourself. Before you get started The key to any type of auto repair is to diagnose the problem correctly the first time before you spend a lot of money. Get our How to diagnose your car help guide to get you started in the right direction. Don’t forget we also offer other how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and our 9-step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — January 3, 2009 @ 10:46 pm

33. You turn the key to start your car and you hear the starter motor crank the engine, but when you release the key, the cranking stops and there is silence. This means that the battery and starting motor are working properly, but the engine is not firing. If you continue cranking the engine over in this way, the battery will eventually run down and will need to be recharged, but the battery and starter are not the cause of your problem. Get my “My car won’t start” guide to help you get your vehicle on the road again. Don’t forget we also offer other how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and our 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — January 2, 2009 @ 10:32 pm

34. Automotive diagnostics begin with a good quality Repair Manual which include diagnostic procedures charts and diagrams. One of the primary tools that you will need is an Automotive Digital Multimeter. Our Multimeter can perform the following tasks Measure engine RPM, ignition dwell angle, and temperature of exhaust manifold, cooling system, air conditioning, heating system, catalytic converter, etc. Measure output in sensors like Oxygen (O2), Coolant Temperature, Throttle Position (TPS), Manifold Air, Pressure (MAP), Manifold Air Flow (MAF), etc. This unit also checks grounds, voltage drops and continuity across Connectors, Wires, Cables, Relays Contacts, Lamps, Switches, etc. you can check components like Alternator, Diodes, Relays Coils, Condensers, Ignition Coils, Spark Plug Wires, Magnetic Pick-ups, Motors, Switches, Fuses, etc. This is an essential tool for all around troubleshooting of electrical and electronic Circuit and systems. In addition to our online repair manuals, we also offer how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and a 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — January 1, 2009 @ 9:18 pm

35. Automotive diagnostics begin with a good quality Repair Manual which include diagnostic procedures charts and diagrams. One of the primary tools that you will need is an Automotive Digital Multimeter. Our Multimeter can perform the following tasks Measure engine RPM, ignition dwell angle, and temperature of exhaust manifold, cooling system, air conditioning, heating system, catalytic converter, etc. Measure output in sensors like Oxygen (O2), Coolant Temperature, Throttle Position (TPS), Manifold Air, Pressure (MAP), Manifold Air Flow (MAF), etc. This unit also checks grounds, voltage drops and continuity across Connectors, Wires, Cables, Relays Contacts, Lamps, Switches, etc. you can check components like Alternator, Diodes, Relays Coils, Condensers, Ignition Coils, Spark Plug Wires, Magnetic Pick-ups, Motors, Switches, Fuses, etc. This is an essential tool for all around troubleshooting of electrical and electronic Circuit and systems. In addition to our online repair manuals, we also offer how to guides, DIY help, more automotive tools and a 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — January 1, 2009 @ 9:15 pm

36. Christmas is over and here come the bills. Be prepared if you happen to need auto repairs. Auto repair shops come in all shapes and sizes like shoes. Learn how to pick the repair shop that fits you the best. Let me help you. Auto repairs are not as simple as dropping your car off at the shop and poof your vehicle is repaired. My Take Charge© manual will teach you each step on how to choose a shop. What to look for, what questions to ask and how to know if that repair shop is right for your vehicle. This manual has all the details to the 9 step process to getting your vehicle repaired. I use the steps in my manuals to help me prevent auto repair rip off. The information in the book gives my wife the confidence to get repairs done on our vehicles when I happen to be out of town. We also offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and this 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — December 28, 2008 @ 10:38 pm

37. TAKE CHARGE of your vehicle repair needs! Begin by choosing a repair shop and a technician before your vehicle breaks down. Just by making this simple first step, you take control. Ask around, a good place to start your search begins with friends and family. Ask which shop they use. Are they happy with the service they received? Look in the yellow pages. Make a list of shops near you or ones that have been mentioned to you. What I just told you is available anywhere on the Internet. Finding a repair Shop sounds easy enough, ask a friend and there you have it, your repair shop and your done. Not exactly, for example, you drive a (Chevy), and your friend drives a (Toyota). They use a honest and a good shop. Their shop works on anything but their specialty Is Toyota. Take Charge©
    goes in to detail giving you the Questions to ask and the Information you need to effectively choose a shop that is right for your needs. Take Charge© gives you all the questions you need in a printable size to take with you to the repair shop. Order the full version of Take Charge© today. We also offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and this 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — December 21, 2008 @ 8:38 pm

38. OTC Nemisys Scan Tool Kit
    Nemisys is an automotive scan tool designed in the new millennium and powered by OTC Genisys technology. It covers early OBD I systems and all OBD II protocols, including the newly released Controller Area Network (CAN) protocol. CAN protocol was introduced in 2003 model year vehicles and is the mandated protocol in all new vehicles by 2008. Complete kit includes Nemisys scan tool loaded with 2003 software; OBD II cable; Ford, GM, Chrysler OBD I cables; ScanMate Lite PC software; scan tool to PC cable; 12V power cable; Quick Start Guide included with CD-based manuals (in English, Spanish and French); and a professional storage case. We also offer how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and our 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — December 20, 2008 @ 10:42 pm

39. Merry CHRISTMAS. I hope that you do not find your car broke down. Not only is it cold outside, our wallets have gone on a diet. This would not be a good time for a breakdown. Actually there is never a good time for a breakdown. If you should find yourself needing auto repairs, let me help you. If you really want to play mechanic or if you have experience in auto repairs make sure you visit my FIX IT YOURSELF page for do it yourself help. And if you do not even want to try; get my 9 simple steps to repair shops on my TAKE IT TO A SHOP page to help prevent auto repair ripoff. Thank you for giving me a chance to help you. We also offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help and automotive tools at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — December 19, 2008 @ 10:39 pm

40. Christmas is here and gone is your money. Stretch your dollar just a little further with our 20 Gas Saving Tips help guide. When you save money your are actually getting a raise. You know the old saying a penny saved is a penny earned. Now is the time to start earning some of those pennies. I have put together this easy to follow guide that can really help you save gas.
    We also offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and our 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — December 15, 2008 @ 10:44 pm

41. Is your car broke down? Are you going to fix it yourself? You will need an Auto Repair Manual. We have online automotive manuals from 1982 to 2008 with over 50 manufactures like Ford, GM, Chrysler, Toyota, Nissan, Honda, plus many more to choose from. These manuals offer more detailed diagrams and repair information than any paper manual. And these manuals are never generic; all information is specific to your vehicle. Plus, you get factory Technical Service Bulletins and Recall information updated regularly! We also offer how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and our 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — December 14, 2008 @ 9:18 pm

42. Eliminate the fear of Auto Repair Rip-Off.
    The average consumer has 3 car repairs in a year; the average mechanic has 7 auto repairs in a day. Who do you think has the advantage????
    Now you can have your car repaired with confidence. The technology in our cars is extremely sophisticated. Most cars have several computers that operate most of all-electrical components. Auto Repair in your home garage is almost impossible to accomplish. With the high cost of books, diagnostic equipment tools and the fear of auto repair shops, we cannot afford to keep up with technology. Because computers mostly control our automobiles, we might not have a clue how to work on them at home. Because we cannot see or hear the problem with our cars it is very difficult for us to know what might be wrong. We have to trust the mechanic to get our auto repairs done and auto repair Rip-Offs happen every day. Our Take Charge manual is written to help those who have no clue about how cars work. A simple and complete 9-step guide to repair shops gives you what you need to know to get your vehicle repaired. We also offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and our 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com
    Most rip-offs are not intentional. Prevention is the best way to avoid auto repair rip-offs.

    Comment by Brian — December 11, 2008 @ 9:43 pm

43. We all fear the day our vehicle breaks down and needs repair. We are concerned about the cost, the inconvenience and most of all, finding a reliable repair shop. You do not have to be a mechanic to assure that the job is done right the first time. However, you must create your own advantage. As vehicles have become more and more complicated, finding competent, qualified technicians and repair shops has become more and more difficult. My Take Charge© Manual gives you 9 simple steps to get this done. The first step is to choose a shop before you need one. This information is available anywhere on the Internet. Finding a repair Shop sounds easy enough, ask a friend and there you have it, your repair shop and your done. Not exactly, for example, you drive a (Chevy), and your friend drives a (Toyota). They are a honest and good shop. Their shop works on anything but their specialty is Toyota. Take Charge© goes in to detail giving you the Questions to ask and the Information you need to effectively choose a shop that is right for your needs.
    We also offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and a 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — December 7, 2008 @ 11:05 pm

44. Gas prices are down, Christmas is almost here and the economy is in a recession. The only thing we can do now is to get the most out of our money. Why spend money on things that you do not need? There are things that you can do to maximize your dollar. I have 2 guides to help you keep your money in your wallet. 20 Gas Saving Tips uses simple concepts to help you get the most out of a gallon of gas. One of the most overlooked part on your car is your tires. Regular maintenance can not only extend the life of your tires it can give you better gas mileage. Our How tire pressure can save you money is a simple easy to follow book. Don’t give the oil companies all of your money keep it for yourself. We also offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and a 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — December 5, 2008 @ 9:43 pm

45. Welcome to BnD Repair Solutions my name is Brian Wishard and I created http://www.noworryautorepair.com for the sole purpose of helping you get your vehicle repaired. After 27 years in auto repair I have either seen or have been a part of fixing someone else’s repair disasters. It does not matter whether you try to fix it yourself or you take it to a shop, saving you time, money and headaches is my goal. I want to help you avoid those disasters. I have added tools and Auto Repair Manuals to cover the cost of publishing noworryautorepair.com. We offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and a 9 step guide to repair shops.

    Comment by Brian — December 2, 2008 @ 10:40 pm

46. What are technical service bulletins and recalls? You have heard about them but how so they relate to you? They are vital information issued by the manufacturers covering corrective procedures to potential issues, and/or vehicle maintenance updates. Many recalls deal with safety issues with your vehicle. Recalls are usually required by the manufacture to be performed as soon as possible. Technical service bulletins usually deal with potential issues or common problems. These bulletins cover specific vehicles and must be reviewed before tackling any repair, identify potential problems that may occur in the future, or to maintain successful maintenance. We also offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and a 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — December 1, 2008 @ 9:50 pm

47. Have you ever stripped out the head of a screw with your drill? Yea me too. I found this handy tool to get those stubborn screws out so I put it on my site for you to get. With these Grab It Damaged Screw Removers You get two bits, size 2 and 3, for extracting damaged screws made of almost any alloy, including soft brass. Use with VSR drills to remove most types of screws: hex, Phillips, torx, square drive and more. Bits are stored in a plastic case. For only $29.99 no toolbox should be with out this set. We also offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and a 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — November 30, 2008 @ 9:36 pm

48. Just in time for Christmas. The Irwin Tools Folding Utility Knife and Pro Pliers - 4-Pc. Set features a versatile folding utility knife with a bimetal blade with a built-in wire stripper and belt clip. (1) 6in. slip joint pliers (1) 8in. adjustable wrench (1) 10in. groove joint pliers. Keep these handy tools in your car, in the kitchen or garage. For only $34.95 you can give this quality tool set to that special someone for Christmas. We offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and a 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — November 29, 2008 @ 11:25 pm

49. Today’s vehicles are complex and highly technical. Don’t get caught trying to repair them without the most accurate information available. You can research vehicle issues and service updates through our detailed Technical Service Bulletins and Recalls. Ensure long life for your vehicle by using our factory maintenance instructions and schedules.
    HOLIDAY SPECIAL Get one year online Auto Repair Manual for $22.95. Offer expires 3-31-09. This offer is just in time for Christmas
    We offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and a 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com.

    Comment by Brian — November 29, 2008 @ 12:32 am

50. When you take your vehicle to an auto repair shop do you feel that you are at the mercy of the shop? Don’t let auto repairs spoil your Christmas season. I have created a simple easy to follow manual to help you get your Auto Repairs done with confidence. No technical auto repair knowledge is required. Our Take Charge© book teaches you all you need to know to get honest repairs.
    Learn how to: Choose a shop (what to look for what questions to ask). Talk to the Mechanic (How to communicate at their level). Learn how to know if they are taking advantage of your good trusting nature. There are 9 simple steps to this manual. Just remember that it is your money and you are the BOSS. We offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and our 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com.

    Comment by Brian — November 26, 2008 @ 11:14 pm

51. Do you own a 1996 or newer vehicle with a check engine light on? Do you think that you can fix it yourself? Great let me help you. To get started you will need an Auto Repair Manual for your vehicle and a Trouble Code Reader. Our OTC-3769 ~ Generic OBD-II Trouble Code Reader is on SALE for Christmas for only $139.95. Our online repair manuals include trouble code diagnostics. They give you step by step procedures to follow that help you to properly diagnose your check engine light. We offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and a 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — November 25, 2008 @ 9:19 pm

52. Its getting colder outside and older batteries tend to fail. Don’t be stranded out in the cold this winter with a car that won’t start. Get a Battery load tester and a Battery Hydrometer so you can check the specific gravity of your battery with the hydrometer and check the amount of charge with the load tester. This load tester can also show you how well your alternator is charging. You can get these and other tools and equipment at http://www.noworryautorepair.com. Plus we offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, and a 9 step guide to repair shops.

    Comment by Brian — November 23, 2008 @ 8:35 pm

53. Christmas is almost here. It is time to think about your garage. What do you get a garage that already has everything? I am glad you asked. Every garage and DIY mechanic needs a Jack and Jack Stands And Creeper. This 3-ton set will fit right in. The Jack has a range from 5 1/4″ to 14 15/16″. The Jack stands raise from 11″. to 16 1/2″. The Padded 6 castor creeper makes rolling around under your car a breeze. At $85.95 no garage should be without one of these great sets.
    We offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and a 9 step guide to repair shops at http://www.noworryautorepair.com.

    Comment by Brian — November 20, 2008 @ 9:52 pm

54. Have you ever been driving down the road and all of a sudden that bright yellow CHECK ENGINE light comes on. Now what do you do? If you are like most people you have heard the (don’t worry about that) comment. Unfortunately that is bad advice. The check engine light refers to a default in the emission controls system of your engine. Basically the how efficient the engine is actually performing system. You might not even notice a change in how the vehicle is running. But how efficient the engine is running can cost you in poor mileage or possible engine damage. Whether you decide to FIX IT YOURSELF or TAKE IT TO A SHOP Let http://www.noworryautorepair.com help you get it fixed right. We offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help, automotive tools and a 9 step guide to repair shops.

    Comment by Brian — November 18, 2008 @ 8:53 pm

55. Before your vehicle needs repairs you will need to get a couple of things. First you will need Auto Repair Manuals and Mechanic’s Tools . A complete set of sockets, driver bits, pliers and more! Includes 3 drivers and extenders, 20 1/4in. sockets, 10 3/8in. deep well sockets, 10 1/2in. sockets, combination wrenches, 6in. diagonal and 8in. long-nose pliers, bit driver with 40 bits, screwdrivers and hex keys. All contained in a plastic storage case. Crescent tools make this set. Crescent is a well-known and reliable company. This tool set has a lifetime manufactures warranty. At http://www.noworryautorepair.com we offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help and automotive tools

    Comment by Brian — November 16, 2008 @ 7:20 pm

56. Have you recently bought a previously owned vehicle? Did you look for the jack? Have you thought about what you need to do if there is no jack? Our Torin Scissor Jack is lightweight and portable and is ideal as a replacement jack or extra jack in trunk of your car. Lift Capacity (lbs.) 2100 lbs. Or if you would like the easy way to jack up a car try our 2000 lb 12 volt electric jack. Simply position the jack in the proper location, plug into vehicle’s 12V socket and press the button. This 2-ton jack would be a great addition to your vehicle. Make dad happy for Christmas by putting one of these under the tree.
    We offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help and automotive tools at http://www.noworryautorepair.com.

    Comment by Brian — November 14, 2008 @ 10:04 pm

57. There you have it, you are now along side the road with a flat tire. You get out your jack, lug wrench and spare tire. Now you find that the last time a mechanic had your tires off they used an impact wrench to tighten up your lug nuts. What do you do? Simple get your own 12 volt impact wrench. This handy impact wrench comes in its own plastic case. No matter where you are you have power. You can plug this wrench into your cigarette lighter or hook it up to the battery with the handy adapter. Also included in this kit is a couple of common sockets. No trunk should be without this kit.
    We offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help and automotive tools at http://www.noworryautorepair.com.

    Comment by Brian — November 12, 2008 @ 9:15 pm

58. Have you ever had a problem with your car in the dark? How about a flat tire at night? Did you go to get your flashlight and the batteries were dead. Yea me too!! I have a simple solution for you. Check out our 12-volt work light. This light does not need batteries it just plugs into your cigarette lighter in your vehicle and presto you have a bright 60 LED work light. This light is water, oil and shock resistant. Its high impact housing gives you durable service.
    We offer online manuals, how to guides, DIY help and automotive tools at http://www.noworryautorepair.com.

    Comment by Brian — November 11, 2008 @ 8:50 pm

59. When we have an emergency is usually the time we wished that we had been better prepared. For me being a mechanic there should be no excuse. But I still get caught out on the side of the road without the tools to get my car going. I recently found a 12 Volt 2-in-1 Jumpstart w/Compressor at a price that you can afford. This unit has dual charging options a/c or from cigarette lighter. 12 Volt DC Output Socket for charging your cell phone or IPod, charging level / battery condition indicator, built-in work / emergency light with 900 Amps peak power to start the most stubborn vehicles.
    We offer online repair manuals, how to guides, DIY help and automotive tools at http://www.noworryautorepair.com.

    Comment by Brian — November 10, 2008 @ 9:54 pm

60. CHECK ENGINE. There’s nothing fun about those two words. That means that you could be staring at a major repair, or your gas cap could be too loose (no kidding). Unfortunately, the majority of recurrent Check Engine episodes eventually lead to some professional repair time. Accuracy in diagnosing the check engine light requires proper tools and a quality Repair Manual. We offer online manuals, how to guides, DIY help and automotive tools. http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — November 6, 2008 @ 10:27 pm

61. Have you ever used the jack that comes with your vehicle? Just finding the jack and handles on some vehicles is more work than changing the tire. Once you find the jack getting it to work is a whole other project. What if I told you I had a jack that makes changing a tire an effortless task? Would you be interested? http://www.noworryautorepair has the solution to the jack problem. Try our handy 12 volt electric jack. This jack comes in a plastic case for easy storage. Just plug this unit into the cigarette lighter and press the button. It’s that simple.

    Comment by Brian — November 4, 2008 @ 9:25 pm

62. Your car needs repairs but what needs repairs is on the bottom of the vehicle. What do you do? The last time you looked there was no lift in you garage. What I have heard some people do is to get the jack out of the trunk and jack up the car. First off this is a really bad idea. The jack that comes with your car is designed for emergencies only. They are designed smaller for space savings that makes them unstable to work under. Anytime you have to jack up a vehicle you need to support the vehicle on jack stands. The jack stands need to be rated to support the weight of your specific vehicle. We offer a 3-ton Jack and Jack Stands with a six caster creeper for FREE for $85.95. Visit http://www.noworryautorepair.com for all of your auto repair help needs.

    Comment by Brian — November 3, 2008 @ 11:13 pm

63. Have you ever had a flat tire and you could not find you jack? Or have you ever bought a used car and found that the previous owners needed the jack more than you did? Yea me too. We have a few jacks to offer from an inexpensive scissor jack to a 12 volt electric jack that plugs into your cigarette lighter. Even if you do not need a jack the electric jack makes changing a tire a breeze. Don’t get caught along side the road with a flat tire without a jack. Visit http://www.noworryautorepair.com for all of your auto repair help needs

    Comment by Brian — November 2, 2008 @ 9:10 pm

64. No one is immune to being taken advantage of by a repair shop. I recently took my vehicle to a repair shop for some possible extended warranty repairs. What I found out was that the extended warranty company did not cover the repairs that I needed. I also found that the dealership had misdiagnosed my truck. With the dealership not knowing that I was a mechanic, thought that they could charge me for repairs that were not required to help pay for the repairs that were actually covered under warranty. I know that this happens to good hard working people like you. The reason I wrote Take Charge was to help the public catch errors like this without having the technical knowledge to repair their own vehicle. Don’t get caught in their trap, arm yourself with the right tool to prevent auto repair rip-off before it happens. http://www.noworryautorepair.com your source for auto repair help.

    Comment by Brian — November 1, 2008 @ 11:29 pm

65. Christmas is coming way too soon and you are driving to work and your car starts making terrible noises from under the hood. The only thought that comes to mind is how in the world am I going to pay for this? I can’t help you with paying for your auto repair but I can help you to not spend any more money than you have to. You can save a little money if you are mechanically inclined. If you don’t have a clue about what is under the hood then I can help. You should visit these pages before you either FIX IT YOURSELF or decide to TAKE IT TO A REPAIR SHOP.
    My website http://www.noworryautorepair.com is designed to help you get your vehicle repaired without costing you any more money than it should.

    Comment by Brian — October 30, 2008 @ 8:18 pm

66. My car won’t start what should I do?
    With today’s computer controlled cars, the possibility of a vehicle not starting when you turn the key is less likely than ever before. But it does happen, and when it does, it would help if you knew some basic tests and procedures that could allow you to determine the cause and often fix the problem yourself instead of relying on your local repair shop to bail you out. If you cannot get your car started make sure you get the Take Charge manual before you go to your mechanic. Make sure you visit http://www.noworryautorepair.com for all your auto repair help needs

    Comment by Brian — October 29, 2008 @ 8:18 pm

67. The Internet is full of advice, manuals, self help guides and how to books. When it comes to auto repair everyone is quick to tell you what you should do when your car breaks down, and how to prevent repair rip off. You will read that you should find a repair shop before your need one or you should get a second opinion. What they do not tell you is how to find a repair shop and what you need to know when choosing a shop. Take Charge is a manual that gives you step by step instructions for each of the 9 steps to getting your vehicle repaired.
    Choosing the Right Repair Shop, Leaving the Vehicle, Understanding Repair Orders, Shop Warranties, Getting the Repairs Done, Picking up your Vehicle, What to do about Warranty Work, What to Do, if They Did not Fix It Right, Manufacturer’s Warranties
    Visit http://www.noworryautorepair.com for all of your automotive help needs

    Comment by Brian — October 28, 2008 @ 9:14 pm

68. Winter is approaching fast. Before you know it the temperatures will be below freezing. Now is the time to winterize your car. The old motto “Be Prepared” sure applies when it comes to winter. Climate changes don’t affect just you they also affect your car. In regions that don’t enjoy mild winters, you wouldn’t dream of heading outside without a heavy coat if the wind chill brought the temperature below freezing. Don’t expect your car to function properly without some attention to its winter needs, too. Learn How to winterize your vehicle today. Get help with all of your automotive needs go to http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — October 26, 2008 @ 10:19 pm

69. Everything seems to cost more every time we go to the store. Today we need to make sure that we get the most out of our dollar. With the economy going up and down like a yo-yo, holding on to our money is more important than ever. Sometimes we can do just a few simple things to stretch our dollar. These simple 20 Gas Saving Tips can help you keep more money in your pocket. By cutting about 22 miles from your weekly driving could save you a gallon of gas. For more helpful tips go to http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — October 24, 2008 @ 7:59 pm

70. Have you ever been to the store and after waiting in line to check out you found that you had forgotten your money at the house? Remember the panic you felt, the embarrassment? Well going to the garage to work on your vehicle without the proper repair manual can give you the same feeling. The first tool you need before you even open the hood is your manual. You can get top quality online Auto Repair Manuals anytime you need one. You do not have to worry about not having them or trying to find them when you go to the garage to fix your vehicle. Online repair manuals make it simple and easy at any time of day. For additional repair help visit http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — October 23, 2008 @ 8:23 pm

71. Get auto repair help at the click of a mouse. Your vehicle usually breaks down at the worst possible time. With the economy full of uncertainty and the financial industry on the brink of collapse you have to be very careful how you spend our money. Whether you Take it to a repair shop or Do-it-yourself we can help you keep your money in your pocket where it is safe. Saving money is like getting a raise. If you do not have to spend money on repairs that you do not need, that makes you the winner. Let me help you with your auto repairs. http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — October 22, 2008 @ 10:06 pm

72. Winter is coming and it is coming soon. Don’t get caught out in the cold with a dead battery. You do not have to worry about getting another vehicle to jump-start your car or truck with a Duracell Emergency Car Starter with Flashlight . When your battery is low, you can jump-start your vehicle from the safety and warmth of it interior, by plugging the unit into your vehicle’s 12-volt DC socket. Or for a little added power get aJump-N-Carry.Get one today before you really need it. http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — October 21, 2008 @ 9:15 pm

73. How tire pressure can save you money
    With Christmas approaching soon and the uncertain economy keep your money in your pocket. How you treat your tires actually goes a long way in determining what you spend on gas. Tires are often neglected because people do not know that they affect their gas mileage. Good tire maintenance will not only make your vehicle safer, it can also leave a little more money for Christmas. This free guide outlines the simple steps to proper tire care. We are continually adding new manuals to our Free do it yourself help guides page to help you with your vehicle. http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — October 20, 2008 @ 10:30 pm

74. YOU CAN PREVENT Auto Repair Rip-Offs. Many auto repair rip-offs result from a wrong diagnosis. Some automotive repair shops cannot or will not pay for any parts purchased and installed when they guessed wrong. Just by asking the right questions, the mechanic might catch the mistake before anyone has to pay for it. This can prevent any misunderstandings between you and the mechanic. Get the questions to ask by getting the Take Charge manual. The main objective is to get the auto repairs done right the first time. The most effective way to prevent auto repair Rip-Off is to understand why it happens. http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — October 17, 2008 @ 10:11 pm

75. Are you having trouble with your vehicle? Do you need help? BnD Repair Solutions offers several Free diagnostic and help guides. We also provide all of the information in PDF format for you to save to your computer for future reference. Please feel free to copy and print any of the information available on this website. If you do not find what you are looking for please visit our Contact us page and I will try to get it for you. We will be adding more information on a regular basis. We are here to help you with your Auto repairs. http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — October 16, 2008 @ 8:32 pm

76. Hi my name is Brian Wishard. 21 years ago I opened an auto repair shop in California to help the public get honest auto repair. I soon realized that I could only help the few customers that came to my shop. At that time I began to write the book Take Charge I did this with the hope that I could reach millions to stop Auto Repair rip-off. I have now created http://www.noworryautorepair.com to get this book to the public. We offer the auto repairtools on this website to help out customers properly repair their vehicles. Our goal is to continually update the site to provide auto repair help that is accurate and up to date. I wish to thank you for your support. http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — October 15, 2008 @ 7:20 pm

77. What do you do when you have car troubles? Whether you own a foreign or domestic, American or import car. You will be guided through the steps needed to take control of your Auto Repair. With more that 27 years experience in auto repair BnD Repair Solutions can help you. You now have a choice to make:
    FIX IT YOURSELF or TAKE IT TO AN AUTO REPAIR SHOP (either a dealer or an independent shop). No matter what choice you make you can get the guidance you need to repair your vehicle. Just visit http://www.noworryautorepair.com for help

    Comment by Brian — October 14, 2008 @ 7:41 pm

78. Free How to diagnose your Fuel System manual. Modern electronic fuel injection systems are at once simple and at the same time a marvel of modern technology. Trying to understand one of the three major operating systems of your engine can be trying. This manual will help you to understand how the fuel system works. You will learn about all of the components and how they work together. What the potential problems might be and what their symptoms are. To work on your fuel system you will need a fuel pressure guage . To get the proper specifications for your vehicle you will need an auto repair manual. You can get yours at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — October 12, 2008 @ 9:18 pm

79. With the economy in a state of uncertainty we cannot afford to waste money on our auto repairs. Whether you take it to a shop or do the repairs yourself . You need to be equipped with all the tools and information to insure that you do not waste any money. I am dedicated to helping you do that. Even as a mechanic, repair shops try to take advantage of me. So you are not alone. No matter which way you choose, do it yourself or take it to a repair shop, you can know that http://www.noworryautorepair.com is here to help.

    Comment by Brian — October 11, 2008 @ 10:06 pm

80. Do it yourself auto repair can come with a price tag, If you do not have the proper tools or manuals, a simple mistake could cost you a bundle. Auto repair is complicated. Some technicians spend their lifetime learning and several hours a year in training to keep up with the technology. I am dedicated to helping you get your vehicle repaired right the first time. BnD Repair Solutions can help you repair your vehicle in your own garage saving you money. Start saving money today at http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — October 10, 2008 @ 11:32 pm

81. We all fear the day our vehicle breaks down and needs repair. We are concerned about the cost, the inconvenience and can I fix it myself cheaper. Our vehicles have become more complicated and Auto Repairs are EXPENSIVE. What do you do when you have car troubles? With more that 27 years experience in auto repair BnD Repair Solutions can help. You have a choice to make: FIX IT YOURSELF or TAKE IT TO AN AUTO REPAIR SHOP (either a dealer or an independent shop). Visit http://www.noworryautorepair.com to help you get your vehicle repaired.

    Comment by Brian — October 9, 2008 @ 8:16 pm

82. As a mechanic I met a lot of people who had tried to repair their own vehicle and disaster struck. Because they did not have the proper knowledge or tools, their attempt at auto repair cost them 2 to 3 times more money. My goal is to provide the best tools, manuals and guides to prevent you from spending more money than you need to. Auto repair is complicated and being prepared is your only safeguard. http://www.noworryautorepair.com is designed to help you get your vehicle back on the road without costing you your life savings.

    Comment by Brian — October 8, 2008 @ 7:51 pm

83. When your only option for auto repairs is to take your vehicle to the Repair Shop. The Take Charge Auto Repair HELP manual can help you: Get the confidence you need to get your repairs done right the first time Get the specific details you need to choose a shop Give you guidelines to talk to the mechanics There are 9 Steps to getting your car repairs done right Your DO NOT have to be a mechanic to get your vehicle repaired You have the power to have your vehicle repaired right the first time Just by asking the right questions and understanding the answers, will bring you that feeling of confidence When you get your copy of Take Charge you will have the details to get your vehicle repaired with confidence.
    Go to http://www.noworryautorepair.com/shoprepairs to get your copy. On Sale for $4.99

    Comment by Brian — October 7, 2008 @ 8:48 pm

84. Today’s vehicles are more complicated than they were 5,10, 20 years ago. It has become very difficult to know where to start when it comes to auto repairs. With hundreds of car makes and models it is impossible for anyone to remember all of the specifications and procedures for every car out there. Having the right manual for your specific vehicle is the most important tool you need in your toolbox. We offer Auto Repair Manuals used by the professionals that gives you all of the information you will need to repair your vehicle at an affordable price. Get your manual today at http://www.noworryautorepair.com/repairmanuals

    Comment by Brian — October 6, 2008 @ 3:55 pm

85. With the cost of auto repairs rising and our strained budgets, auto repairs can be stressful. Do-it-yourself repairs have become almost necessary. I composed http://www.noworryautorepair.com to help you get your vehicle repaired right the first time. Whether you take your vehicle to a shop or attempt to repair it yourself I can help. Quality auto repair manuals, specialty tools and help guides to point you in the right direction. Let me help you today. http://www.noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — October 5, 2008 @ 8:04 pm

86. In 1985 after reading an article in Readers Digest about auto repair rip-off I decided to do something about it. I wanted to help people get honest repairs. I wrote the book Take charge to give the customer the advantage going the repair shop. With Auto Repair shop labor rates, starting from $60.00/hr and higher, are rising every year. Controlling your money has become a priority. There are 9 simple steps to honest repairs. You do not need to have any technical knowledge about automobiles to use this book. My website is designed to help the public get honest quality auto repairs. Visit my site at http://www.noworryautorepair.com/shoprepairs to get started.

    Comment by Brian — October 4, 2008 @ 5:34 pm

87. Auto repair without an auto repair manual is like a bath without water. Get your online auto repair manual for your specific vehicle for a price that won’t break your wallet. These auto repair manuals are the same manuals the professional’s use but designed for the do-it-yourself technician. Get the diagnostic procedures to correctly repair your vehicle. Go to http://noworryautorepair.com/repairmanuals

    Comment by Brian — October 3, 2008 @ 10:12 pm

88. Today Auto Repair can be a burden. Get the help you need to fix it right. Whether you Do-It-Yourself or take it to a shop for your auto repairs we can help. You can get an auto repair manual for your specific vehicle at a reasonable price. Our Take Charge book gives you step by step instructions on how to take your vehicle to a shop for auto repairs and avoid auto repair ripoffs. We also carry some specialty auto repair tools. Get the help you need at http://noworryautorepair.com

    Comment by Brian — October 2, 2008 @ 7:47 pm

89. New 502 Engine Emblem
    We have Brand New, Genuine GM, Chevy / GMC 502 Tonawanda Engine Emblems in stock. These emblems are 3″ long by 2″ High. The 502 lettering is slightly raised, red with a sliver outline against a black background. By Tonawanda Engine is in silver. These emblems are metal with a double-sided tape backing. Just peal off the back to stick them to any clean hard surface. Spiff up your truck or office with these snazzy emblems. The GM OEM part number is 10185091. See pics of these and many other Chevy & GMC emblems on our web site: http://oem-surplus.com

    Comment by Sarah — January 11, 2008 @ 8:16 am

90. Geo Storm Alternators
    We have in stock Brand New, Genuine GM, Geo Storm alternators. These alternators fits 1992 – 1993 Geo Storms. The GM OEM part number is 97029986.
    Also in stock are New Front Bumper / Header / Front End
    These are Brand New, Genuine GM, front Bumpers. These bumpers fit the 92-93 Geo Storm. This is actually the whole front facsia for the Storm. The GM OEM part number is 97019578.
    We also have Brand New, Genuine Isuzu, Rear Struts for the Geo Storm. The GM OEM P/N is 97044257. http://oem-surplus.com

    Comment by Sarah — January 10, 2008 @ 7:42 am

91. Denso Fuel Pump
    We have in stock Brand NEW Genuine Denso / AC Delco Fuel Pumps for the 1994, & 1995 Honda Accord EX & DX with 2.2L engine. The AC Delco number is EP482. We also have many other OEM NOS Fuel Pumps. Check them out on our web site or email us. http://www.oem-surplus.com

    Comment by Sarah — January 8, 2008 @ 12:46 pm

92. Buick Regal Grand National Emblems
    We currently have in stock 2 different types of Brand New, Genuine GM OEM, Buick Regal Emblems. The GM OEM part numbers for these emblems is 20624020 & 20220594. We also have a source for Grand National Hood ornaments. Just email us and ask or check out our web site at http://www.oem-surplus.com Our prices on NOS OEM Factory items can’t be beat.

    Comment by Sarah — January 7, 2008 @ 5:56 pm

93. GM Power Antenna
    This is a Brand New, Genuine GM, Power Antenna. This antenna unit was originally for the 1990 & 1991 Pontiac Grand Prix (LE, SE, GT, STE, Mclaren). With a little modification I believe you could use it on just about any GM vehicle. This is not an after-market unit. Don’s waste your $$ on cheep aftermarket imitations. The GM part number is 10180522. Retail on this is about $143.63. See pics on our web site: http://www.oem-surplus.com

    Comment by Sarah — December 27, 2007 @ 1:10 pm

94. Chevy or GMC Extended Truck Cab
    See our Brand New, Genuine GM, 2 door Extended Cab for GMC & Chevy Trucks. It fits ½ ton 1500 series 1988 - 1996, ¾ ton 2500 series 1989 - 1996 some 97-98, & 1 Ton 3500 series 1989 - 1998 Chevrolet & GMC Extended Cab Trucks. The doors alone on this cab body are worth about 550.00 each. This Cab comes with GM factory coat primer. The GM OEM part number for this Cab is 12386657. Retail for this cab is about 7700.00. This is a super deal for this Brand new OEM factory crated cab. Check out our web site or email me for Pictures http://www.oem-surplus.com

    Comment by Sarah — December 20, 2007 @ 7:24 am

95. We have available Chevy & GMC 350 Throttle Bodies.
    These are Brand New, Genuine GM OEM, Throttle Bodies. They fit the 1995 Chevrolet & GMC Full Size G Vans 2500 & 3500 with the 5.7L (350) engine and 4L60E transmission (M30). Retail for this Throttle Body is about $1133.00. The OEM part number is 17095057.
    Also in stock are Chevy & GMC 454 Throttle Bodies. They fit:
    1991, 1992 Chevrolet & GMC Pickup Trucks, Suburbans, 2500, 3500 & Sierra with the 7.4L (454) engine gas, Vin = N. Retail for this Throttle Body is about $462.00. The OEM part number for this is 17112569.
    Visit our web site for lots more OEM NOS parts. http://www.oem-surplus.com

    Comment by Sarah — December 18, 2007 @ 12:59 pm

96. We now have a selection of Bilstein Shocks at dirt cheep prices. These are Genuine OEM Bilstein Shocks. They fit Chevy and GMC trucks and Vans, S-10, S-15, Blazer, & Jimmys. We have some for both 2 wheel Drive and 4×4. We also have many other OEM Shocks and Struts in stock. Visit our web site http://www.oem-surplus.com or if you dont see what you need email me. surplussales@nconnect.net

    Comment by Sarah — December 17, 2007 @ 6:01 pm

97. Chevy GMC Throttle Body
    We currently have in stock Brand New, Genuine GM OEM, Throttle Bodies. These TBI’s fit the 1993 - 1994 GMC Safari, G35/3500 Vandura, G25/G2500 Vandura & Rally, G15/1500 Vandura & Rally, 1993 – 1994 Chevrolet Astro, G10 Van, G20 Van & Sportvan, & G30 Van with the 4.3L engine. This may work for other years and Trucks as well. Retail for this Throttle Body is about $536.00. The GM OEM part number is 17113048. We have many other Throttle bodies in stock for other GM vehicles. See our web site for a selection: http://www.oem-surplus.com

    Comment by Sarah — December 14, 2007 @ 8:30 am

98. We have in stock Brickyard 400 Nascar Decals. These are Genuine GM, Brickyard 400 Inaugural Race Decals from August 6, 1994. They are door decals for the Chevy Monte Carlo. These decals are approximately 19″ long by 7″ High. They are Black & Purple checkerboard background with the gold Indy wings, and say Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Truly a beautiful decal. To see them check out our web site: http://www.oem-surplus.com. We also have many other Emblems and decals for Buick, Cadillac, GMC, Pontiac, & Oldsmobile. All our Emblems and Decals are Brand New and Genuine OEM.

    Comment by Sarah — December 12, 2007 @ 9:38 am

99. We cary quite a few Chevy Geo parts. They range from Bumpers for the Geo Storm, to engines for the Prism and Spectrum, to Distributors, starters & speakers for the Geo Metro. These are hard to find parts for Geo owners as lots of time Geo parts are not carried by the typical parts places. All our parts are Brand New and genuine OEM parts. You can see what we currently have on our web site: http://www.oem-surplus.com

    Comment by Sarah — December 10, 2007 @ 10:18 pm

100. We now have in stock vintage Chevrolet Corvette radiators as well as other Vette parts. These are Brand NEW OEM radiators. This radiator fits the 1966, 1967, & 1968 Chevy Corvette with a V8 7.0L 427 Engine. This Genuine GM Radiator retails for over $700.00. The GM OEM part number is 52481544 the AC Delco number is 20341. Don’t use aftermarket parts in your beautiful Vette! To see pics check out our web site: http://www.oem-surplus.com

     Comment by Sarah — December 9, 2007 @ 10:58 am

101. New Rochester QuadraJet Carburetors
     We currently have in stock Brand New, Genuine GM, QuadraJet Carburetors. These are 4-Barrel, Spread Bore carbs. These Q-Jets will deliver POWER! They are for 1970’s and early 80’s GM vehicles. Made in the USA by Rochester. Retail on these Carburetors is about $1350.00. We are selling them for $350.00 plus shipping. The GM OEM Part number is 17066427 the AC Delco number is 24-3262. These are NEW Carbs not rebuilt or remanufactured. See them on our web site: http://www.oem-surplus.com

     Comment by Sarah — December 6, 2007 @ 8:02 am

102. We have gotten in a quique selection of Caddilac speakers with amplifiers. These Bose Speakers come with the amplifiers attached and some have the echo boxes as well. We cary many Fleetwood, Eldorado, Seville & Deville OEM parts from Engines, to headlights, Mirrors, speakers, hubcaps, wire wheel covers, and center caps. We also have the hard to find Opera Lamp Lights for the Eldorados. Check out our web site: http://www.oem-surplus.com

     Comment by Sarah — December 4, 2007 @ 9:20 am

103. Looking for a part for an older vehicle? Check out our web site: http://www.oem-surplus.com. We cary thousands of OEM GM parts for Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Geo, GMC, Oldsmobile, & Pontiac vehicles. We have everything from Engines & Transmissions to Emblems & Decals. Our prices for Genuine GM parts can’t be beat and we ship worldwide.

     Comment by Sarah — December 3, 2007 @ 11:06 am

104. We have many NOS (New Old Stock) parts in stock. We also can look for items that we do not presently carry. Just email us with the GM part number. Our parts include NEW GM Crate Engines for Chevy, Oldsmobile, Geo, Pontiac and Toyota vehilces. These Short Block engines are brand new still in their original crates. View some on our web site: http://www.oem-surplus.com

     Comment by Sarah — November 30, 2007 @ 8:42 am

105. WE are running a special sale on Cadillac Wire Wheel Hub Caps. Any one who mentions this add will get a 10% discount on the hubcaps for the month of December. We also have Cadillac center caps, as well as other OEM parts. All our parts are NEW, genuine GM parts. See our current stock at http://www.oem-surplus.com

     Comment by Sarah — November 28, 2007 @ 2:07 pm

106. We sell NOS, New Old Stock OEM GM & Nissan parts. We have Fiero and Corvette parts in stock. We can find parts for you if you email us the GM part number. We also Deal in older Geo and Oldsmobile parts. View our current stock on our web site: http://oem-surplus.com

     Comment by Sarah — November 23, 2007 @ 2:14 pm

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