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High Gear Media Staff,
Q--I would like to change the PCV valve on my 2001 Caddy DHS but cannot find it. Can you tell me? A--You will never find it because the engine in your car doesn't have one. If you dealer charged you for installing...
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High Gear Media Staff,
Q--Just a quick comment on oil consumption; maybe I have been lucky but my '92 Subaru (208,000 miles on the original engine and transmission) which I use on a daily basis does not use any oil between oil changes...
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High Gear Media Staff,
Q--I've got a ‘97 Pontiac Grand Am, and the check engine light is on. I stopped at AutoZone to have them plug their diagnostic tool up to my car and see why the engine light is on, but they couldn't get it to...
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High Gear Media Staff,
There was quite a buzz around the Fisker Automotive stand as company CEO Henrik Fisker delivered a short address to the media and introduced the Karma. To much of the mainstream press, it was a first introduction...
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TCC Team
Automotive engineering is all about trade-offs. You want to build something bigger, you normally wind up with more weight. More features? A higher price tag. To improve performance, meanwhile, you sacrifice fuel...
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Henny Hemmes, Editor
Ferrari’s newest berlinetta, the 430 Scuderia, made its North American debut at last week’s auto show inLos Angeles. The Scuderia is the ultimate performance version of the F430, which already has a respectable...
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High Gear Media Staff,
Longtime Mustang tuners Saleen took to the runway during this week’sL.A. auto show to introduce their latest rorty rendition of the Ford pony car, the S302 Extreme. The runway in question was, of course, at...
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High Gear Media Staff,
Power to the people. Hydrogen power, that is. Starting in January, General Motors will begin to deliver the first of 100 road-ready fuel cell vehicles, to motorists in California, New York and Washington, D.C....