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Hurricane Matthew Visits Staggered 2016
OK OK so it wasn’t exactly a hurricane by the time the low pressure moved through central New England, but it sure did impact this one. As kind of our perennial favorite ‘last show of the year’, Staggered has now come and gone. After a seemingly endless summer, we were excited to load up and […]
The eEuroparts Car Bushing Guide – Pt2
After taking a look at Part 1, you should have a good understanding as to why your car may feel like a floppy bag of wet lettuce past the 150k mile mark. It’s important to decide which bushings to replace and which brands to buy when you decide to get involved in one of these […]
The eEuroparts Car Bushing Guide – Pt1
When it comes to car maintenance, there are a few different categories that most people fixate on. Engine. Ok, that one’s easy, it makes a car go, and therefore there is value in keeping it well maintained. Brakes. Another easy one, very safety related and very easy to change. But chassis, the part that holds […]
eEuroparts.com Announces Fall Finale Open House + Gathering – Oct. 2
As the season comes to a close, we want to invite everyone to eEuroparts.com in Windsor, CT for the Fall Finale Open House and Gathering on Sunday Oct. 2. The New England colors will be changing, and there are some great spots nearby to organize photo shoots. Cruises are highly recommended, and we made the […]
Larz Anderson Gets A Bad Case Of The SWEDE – Swedish Car Day 2016
Nearly all of the events that we’ve been to this summer have been nearly unbearably hot. The sun, unrelenting. The cars, panting for cooling air. We try our best to give out free water to everyone we see to make sure nobody falls over, and recently added mister fans to help keep people stay cool […]
Top List of Most Common Problems with the Saab 9-3
After the success of the Saab 900 and subsequent growth of the company through the late 90′, our favorite car company came out with a completely new car in 2003, as a continuation of the 9-3 name. Commonly referred to as the Sport Sedan, 9-3ss, or 9440 chassis (as opposed to the outgoing 9400 body […]
Know Your Manufacturers – Sachs/ZF/Stabilus
Maintaining a European vehicle is admittedly more work than your normal Toyota or Chevy, but we know that these cars are worth going the extra mile for because the driving experience is so much more enjoyable when you have a well running Euro. That’s why settling for sub-standard parts simply isn’t an option for many […]
The Quintessential Classic Saab 900 Engine Swap Part 5: Mating the Transmission to the Engine
Unlike the head, mating the transmission to the engine is not a complicated task. Take your time and follow the instructions, because although this is a bolt up job, mating up your major engine segments doesn’t take much to screw up if you’re not paying attention. If done wrong, it could mean repeating a long, […]
The Quintessential Classic Saab 900 Engine Swap Part 4: Installing the Cylinder Head
Although I had disassembled engines on many occasions before, it took almost a decade for me to feel comfortable installing and timing the head on an engine myself. If you’re sitting on the sidelines waiting for some encouragement, here is a quick walk-through of the process to help you feel more comfortable: 1. Before you […]
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