I see no reason to give a car more than 30 seconds to warm up. Anything more is a waste of gas. Electronic ignitions are designed to handle this, & driving the car helps it warm up faster.
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Don’t believe Amazon’s interchange. It’s wrong 90% of the time. The only time it’s correct is by fluke.
Use mfg site at least. But keep in mind different markets might use different part numbers....
Yes. If you are already using iridium, then I would say changing them at 62,500 miles is premature no matter what the manual says. The owner's manual you are looking at may have been written for...
That's hilarious. My brother-in-law asked my wife once what kind of car I drive. When she told him he said "that's a pretty small car". She shrugged and said "he's got nothing to prove".
I read the same review. Also that Mitsubishi the brand is the "mediocre credit" dealership. Hey you know what, back in 2014 when I bought my Mirage, my credit wasn't that great. They gave me a 7...
The Ace of Base:2019 Mitsubishi Mirage story on TheTruthAboutCars.com inspired me to write this piece: Cheap, small cars so often have this stigma behind them. You must be poor, have bad credit, or...
I stopped by at an old friends shop on the weekend. They had an 09 lancer that their mechanic just replaced the cvt in. It's acting like it's starting out in 4th from a stop. I looked and made sure...
Check out these threads. I think you'll find your answer in here. I don't think anyone has had a clearance issue using the adapters/spacers Eggman mentioned. Yes...you can cut the metal in the...
I don't know why it's there. I didn't design the car. I assume it's so someone(dealer) can keep the fluid changed according to the degration level. How it tells the level, I have no clue. Maybe it...
Yes there is a pressure sensor. It has nothing to do with changing the oil. It does not need to be reset.
I think what you're talking about is the oil life deterioration level(or whatever) reset....
The big OE spark plug makers don't even claim any MPG gains from changing to this plug or that. If they could, I got to believe they would. The different 'grades' of spark plug are mostly about how...
If it meets the mfg recommended specs I'd use it. I don't see the point in paying 3x as much for something just cause it has the mfg sticker on the bottle. Unless the fluid mfg lied about the specs...
Because you won't be certain that this fluid is 100% correct for your car (which is why you are asking here). Again, I am sure the fluid you are considering would probably be fine. Probably. ...
