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About 'range hood motor replacement'-When should you change your HVAC filter







About 'range hood motor replacement'-When should you change your HVAC filter








Beyond               changing               an               engine               or               repairing               the               transmission,               there               are               a               few               basic               fixes               all               car               owners               should               have               under               their               driving               belt.

The               life               expectancy               of               an               automobile               relies               upon               responsible               maintenance.

Although               car               services               extend               certain               repairs,               there               are               five               quick               fixes               and               changes               any               vehicle               owner               should               be               able               to               execute:               Battery               change               Adding               brake               fluid               Oil               change               Changing               a               Tire               Windshield               wipers               Replacement               
               10-Steps               for               Changing               a               Battery
               1)               For               environmental-correctness,               exchange               the               old               battery               with               a               new               one.
               2)               Under               the               hood,               the               battery               is               usually               located               on               the               left               side.
               3)               On               the               old               battery,               disconnect               the               cable               terminals.

First               unplug               the               black               terminals               (negative)               and               then               the               red               terminals               (positive).
               4)               Dismantle               the               bracket               or               frame               that               holds               the               battery               in               position.
               5)               Then               pull               and               lift               the               battery               out               of               its               position.
               6)               If               the               cable               terminals               are               dirty               or               corroded,               wipe               them               with               water,               a               wire               brush               and               baking               soda.
               7)               Employ               a               wire               brush               to               graze               the               inside               of               each               cable               terminal.

The               idea               is               expose               clean               metal               to               the               new               battery               terminal.

(Remember               to               replace               the               cable               terminals               if               they               are               damaged.
               8)               Affix               the               new               battery               into               position.

Place               both               the               negative               and               positive               in               the               qualified               positions.

Then               secure               the               frame.
               9)               Re-connect               the               battery               with               the               cables               securely.

If               the               cable               ends               are               movable               they               are               not               secure               and               will               prevent               the               vehicle               from               starting,               properly.
               10)               To               test               your               work,               start               the               engine.
               Checking               Brake               Fluid
               Brakes               and               its               fluid               are               critical               aspects               of               the               performance               of               any               car.

To               check               brake               fluid,               first               locate               the               brake               master               cylinder.

Generally,               it               can               be               found               on               the               driver's               side               of               the               car               near               the               exterior               of               the               engine               area.

As               a               guide,               think               of               where               the               brake               pedal               is               when               it               is               engaged.

The               way               to               identify               the               brake               master               cylinder               is               by               metal               tubes,               a               rectangular               piece               of               metal               covered               in               a               plastic               reservoir               by               a               rubber               cap               on               top.

It               should               be               small,               roughly               6               by               2               inches.
               1.

To               confirm               that               you               have               located               the               master               cylinder,               refer               to               the               auto's               manual.

Typically,               the               rubber               cap               will               have               the               following               inscription:               'Use               only               DOT               3               or               4               brake               fluid               from               a               sealed               container.'
               2.

On               newer               automobile               models,               the               reservoir               is               lucid.

The               fluid               level               may               be               visible               without               removal               of               the               cap.

When               the               brake               fluid               is               full,               it               will               go               up               to               the               line.
               3.

Prior               to               1980,               the               brake               master               cylinder               reservoir               was               for               the               most               part               comprised               of               metal.

On               these,               car               models,               the               top               must               be               removed               to               gauge               the               fluid               level.

Since               the               cap               is               fastened               by               a               metal               clamp'               dislodge               with               a               screwdriver.

It               should               effortlessly               pop               off               the               clamp.

Then               the               lid               will               lift               out               easily.
               4.

Obviously,               use               the               appropriate               brake               fluid               to               the               vehicle               accordingly.

(Review               the               manufacturer's               guide               to               determine               the               grade               of               brake               fluid               the               automobile               requires).
               Important               note:               The               toxicity               of               brake               fluid               is               very               high.

Avoid               contact               with               eyes               and               hands.

Do               not               spill               brake               fluid               on               the               pain               of               the               car               or               the               ground.

Caution               is               advised               when               discarding               the               empty               container.
               
               5.Simply,               pour               the               brake               fluid               to               the               designated               'full               line.'
               Recommendation:               If               the               brake               pedal               goes               to               the               floor,               it               is               a               sign               that               the               brake               master               cylinder               is               empty.

In               this               scenario,               adding               brake               fluid               and               bleeding               the               brakes               is               necessary;               as               a               result,               it               is               best               to               see               a               mechanic               to               flush               and               refill               the               braking               system.

As               all               cars               show               different               signs               of               needing               new               brake               shoes,               inquire               about               the               symptoms               of               your               vehicle.
               
               Changing               Motor               Oil
               It's               the               type               of               service               every               car               needs               every               3000               miles.

Without               an               oil               change,               an               engine               can               blow               or               it               will               cause               the               car               to               malfunction.

Depending               on               where               you               live               in               the               country,               oil               changes               range               from               $19.00               to               $50.00.

For               the               do-it-yourself               types               or               just               to               save               money,               use               the               following               tips               to               change               your               oil:
               1.

Allow               your               vehicle               to               run               until               the               engine               is               warmed
               2.

Depending               on               the               model               of               your               car,               the               auto               may               need               to               be               jacked-up               to               reach               the               sump               plug               or               is               accessible               by               sliding               underneath.
               3.

On               the               top               of               the               engine,               there               should               be               a               cap               with               the               word               oil.

Unscrew               the               oil               filler               cap               on               to               enable               the               oil               to               drain               through               easier.
               4.

Place               a               pan               9               x               12               x               4               pan               underneath               the               sump               plug.

Unscrew               the               oil               sump               plug               and               allow               the               warm               old               oil               flow               into               the               container               or               pan.

(Stay               out               of               the               way               to               avoid               being               burnt).
               5.

Allow               the               oil               to               drain               out               entirely.
               6.

Then               dismantle               the               old               oil               filter               and               affix               the               new               filter.
               7.

Screw               in               the               oil               sump               plug               tightly.

Pour               the               appropriate               grade               of               oil               in               through               the               oil               filler.

Then               screw               back               the               oil               filler               cap.

Avoid               overfilling.

Make               sure               sufficient               amounts               of               oil               are               poured               in.
               8.

To               test               the               success               of               the               oil               change,               start               your               engine.

Resituate               the               automobile               and               allow               it               to               run               for               5               minutes               and               
               then               check               for               any               leaks               on               the               surface               underneath               the               car.
               9.

Then               to               gauge               the               level               of               fluid,               check               the               oil               dipstick.
               10.

After               you               If               everything               is               OK               you               have               saved               yourself               time               and               money               but,               more               importantly,               you               know               the               job               has               been               done               properly.
               
               Changing               a               Flat               Tire
               Changing               a               tire               is               one               task               all               drivers               dread;               but               it               is               a               much               needed               know-how.

Use               the               following               safety               and               how-to               tips               for               making               a               tire               change.
               
               1.

First,               pull               of               a               secure               side               of               the               road.
               2.

On               level               terrain,               place               the               vehicle               in               park               and               engage               the               parking               brake.
               3.

Turn-off               the               engine               and               turn               on               the               hazard               lights.
               4.

Open               the               hood               to               demonstrate               repairs.
               5.

Contingent               upon               the               placement               of               the               car,               place               a               large               stone               in               front               for               downhill,               behind               for               uphill,               or               diagonally               to               the               opposite               wheel.

All               rock               placements               are               to               prevent               the               vehicle               from               rolling.

It               should               be               done               even               on               moderate               inclines.
               6.

Remover               the               extra               tire               (spare),               car               jack               and               tire               iron               (lug               nut               wrench)
               7.

Pop               out               the               hubcap.
               8.

Prior               to               jacking               up               the               automobile,               loosen               the               lug               nuts               that               hold               the               tire               in               position.
               9.

Enclose               the               tire               iron               over               a               lug               nut.
               10.

Remember,               to               loosen               the               lug               nut,               turn               the               lug               nut               wrench               counterclockwise.

(Use               this               word               association               rhyme               remember               the               laws               of               loosening               and               tightening:               'lefty               loosy               -               righty               tighty)
               11.

Work               in               a               zigzag               pattern               to               loosen               the               lug               nuts.

The               idea               is               to               loosen               all               nuts               at               the               length,               a               few               turns.

Then,               distribute               the               looseness               by               going               back               and               forth               between               lugs.
               12.

With               care,               jack               up               the               car.

Make               sure               that               the               jack               is               rigged               under               the               vehicle               per               the               safety               recommendations               of               the               manual.

Continue               to               jack               the               car               up               until               it               is               comfortable               to               remove               and               replace               the               tires.
               13.

Unscrew               the               lug               nuts               completely               and               place               them               in               an               accessible               location.
               14.

Take               away,               the               flat               tire.
               15.

Pick               up               the               new               tire               and               hoist               it               onto               the               wheel               studs.

The               best               way               to               verify               that               you               are               placing               the               tire               on               correctly               is               if               the               air               valve               is               facing               outward.
               16.

Start               tightening               the               lug               nuts               in               the               same               fashion               in               which               they               were               removed               zigzag.

For               example,               apply               two               turns               to               each               lug               nut,               then               go               to               the               opposite               until               you've               worked               your               way               around               all.

Avoid               tightening               any               lugs               that               are               adjacent               to               each               other               consecutively               -               it               may               inhibit               other               lugs               from               being               tightened               appropriately.
               17.

Lower               the               very               slowly               lower.

Then               return               it               to               the               trunk.
               18.

Give               the               lug               nuts               one               more               tightening               and               then               put               the               hubcap               on.
               
               Windshield               Wiper               Basics
               Screeching               windshield               wipers               is               the               warning               sign               that               a               replacement               is               necessary.

One               of               the               most               annoyingly               labor               intensive               replacements               on               a               car               are               the               windshield               wipers.

As               straightforward               as               the               process               may               seem,               it               will               require               a               little               practice               for               perfection.

After               buying               the               appropriate               and               entire               replacement               windshield-wiper               blades,               use               the               following               steps:
               
               1.

In               the               package,               identify               the               attachment               that               is               matches               the               wiper               blade.
               2.

Review               the               directions               to               understand               how               to               configure               the               blade.
               3.

Lift               the               wiper               arm               away               from               the               windshield.
               4.

Dislodge               the               old               wiper               blade.

(The               blade               is               located               on               the               wiper               arm).

Remember               to               push               on               the               tab               and               pull               the               wiper               blade               off.

As               an               alternate,               the               tab               can               be               lifted               with               a               small               screwdriver.
               5.

Append               the               attachment               on               the               wiper               arm               or               the               new               blade.

Depending               on               the               model               of               your               vehicle,               it               may               prove               to               be               easy               to               apply               the               attachment               onto               the               wiper               arm               or               on               the               wiper               blade.

After               the               insertion               has               been               properly               affixed,               it               will               click               into               place.
               6.

To               ensure               that               the               wiper               is               locked               in,               yank               on               the               blade.
               7.

Return               the               blade               back               to               the               windshield.
               
               Even               if               you               decide               not               to               play               auto               mechanic,               don't               forget               to               take               your               vehicle               in               for               these               basic               repairs               --               to               extend               the               life               of               your               car.






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