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Saab 9000 Clutch Master Cylinder Replacement (90-98)
An average vehicle has tons of parts that need to be replaced due to wear. Some of these parts don’t play a very important role in the way the car drives, but there are components so vital that you won’t be able to move a car if they’re not working properly. The clutch master cylinder […]
Audi Dipstick Conversion – Manually Read Your Oil Levels Again
As cars become “smarter”, it’s projected that the number of sensors will only increase. So, what can you do if you don’t want to rely on a sensor to tell you if there’s something wrong with your car? Usually not much. However, sometimes you can convert a digital system into an analog one! We’ll be […]
How to Replace Mini Coolant Pipe and Thermostat on 2nd Gen Models
Coolant pipes are one of those critical, yet relatively vulnerable parts of any car. Given enough time and exposure, any coolant hose or pipe will lose some of its integrity. Today we’ll talk about how to replace MINI coolant pipe and thermostat on the N12, N14, and N18 engines. Although relatively simple, this process will […]
SAAB 9-3 Water Pump (03-Up), A Walkthrough
The water pump on your car is one of those components that serve a vital role in your car. If the pump fails, you’re not going anywhere. The SAAB 9-3 water pump found in GM-era cars, mainly those running the GM Ecotec B207, is a chain-driven unit, and one that has a limited lifespan. If […]
Saab 9-5 Parking Brake Adjustment
Have you noticed that your SAAB 9-5 parking brake doesn’t hold as it used to? Is your handbrake lever all the way up, but the car still isn’t fully secured? If this is the case, there’s a decent chance that your parking brake needs an adjustment. Fortunately, making the necessary adjustments isn’t too big of […]
SAAB 9-5 Wheel Bearing Replacement DIY (9-5 and 9-3ss)
Are you hearing a humming sound when you drive your SAAB 9-5? Does that sound get louder with speed? This is probably because of your wheel bearings, and it’s definitely not something to ignore. Depending on how you drive and what the roads look like where you live, there’s a chance your bearings might wear […]
VW 2.0 CR TDI EGR Filter Replacement – Complete DIY Guide
The EGR, or Exhaust Gas Recirculation is a device designed to reduce the exhaust emission values by diverting a fraction of the exhaust gases back into the combustion chamber, thus reducing the amount of nitrous oxide (NOx). It does this by lowering the high combustion temperatures at which nitrogen oxides are formed. EGR filter replacement […]
Volvo XC90 Rear Shock Replacement
Volvos are built tough. Yet, even the best of the best will require some TLC from time to time. Today we’ll talk about replacing Volvo XC90 rear shock absorbers. The particular model we’re talking about here is an early 2000s version of this highly popular SUV that is fitted with standard shocks. The procedure is […]
eEuroparts.com Car Owners’ Manual — Paint Correction 101
Paintwork represents the final layer of protection of a vehicle. Its job is to prevent the environmental factors from reaching down to the bare metal that makes the body of your car, and structurally compromising it through corrosion. That being said, paintwork also has a massive aesthetic value, which will be the topic of our […]
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