Upkeep Idea - Alter Your Filters For Long Automobile Life

One very important area to look at is the fuel lines for the engine. Kombis do burn, and it's caused by petrol spraying all over the engine. Check the fuel lines carefully and if they look old and cracked replace them with quality fuel line. Make sure that they are not rubbing on the tinware and that the pipes going into the carby and fuel pump are not loose. This is important!

There is no need to change the overall physical appearance or the assembly of the body packaging, not unless you want to remodel your muscle autos. If you do so, your muscle cars would cease to be muscle cars and should be called through other names.

rebuild a car engine No matter what model and age of car you have, it can be converted into a water-run car. Anything that operates on gasoline, from a lawn mower to a truck- can use water instead. By performing a simple conversion process.

overhaul a care engine Upgrade or add to the sail inventory. No matter what the advertisement says, 8-10 year old sails are past their prime. Stretch, wear, UV light take their toll. At the least they will need a major overhaul. And you may need to replace one or more sails. Consider that on a 27 foot cruising boat, the typical mainsail can cost more than $1000 dollars. That's labor, additional reef points, common english mistakes and materials. Save lots of money if you learn to repair or make your own sails.

Make sure after you put the car back on the floor that you close the hood of the car. This is where the body panel inspection will begin. The gaps between the hood, fenders, header, and cowl vent should look uniform, and have about 1/16" to 1/8 " gaps.

So in order to build a car engine that uses water to increase the mileage per gallon (MPG) of gasoline, you would need to construct a hydrogen generator kit or fuel cell to be attached to the motor.

Focus on the future. One way to do this is to stay in touch with the customer you just lost. Unless your product or service has a 30 year life expectancy, or if your customer asks that you move on, keep the lost customer on your follow-up system for future contact purposes.