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Be sure when charging the AC system that you use about 5% less Freon per volume due to the change to R134a. In some cases extra capacity will need to be added to the system to achieve desired cooling, such as a cooling fan or larger condensing unit.

How To Repair Crank Position Sensor The diesel crank position sensor parts "How To" section of our site is here to help when you need that little bit of extra knowledge to get your project up and running. From the list below select the video or article that is related to info for the product…

  How To Buy Diesel Injections Pumps When a diesel injection pump goes bad, it's sometimes difficult to find a replacement one, whether you are well versed in auto parts or not. At BuyAutoParts.com, we want to make sure that your buying experience is as painless as possible. With this Diesel Injection Pumps Buyer's Guide,…

How to Buy Brakes   A brake system causes your vehicle to stop or slow down when you press the brake pedal. The brake system may look very simple as the driver brings the speed of the vehicle down whenever required with a simple push of the pedal. However, internally, there is a complex system…

BuyAutoParts.com sells various automotive parts that are manufactured using state-of-the-art machinery at reasonable prices. We have a large customer-base due to the quality of our auto parts and the customer service we provide. This page explains the various processes our steering racks and pinions undergo before they are made available in the market. This article…

  The 2003 - 2007 Honda accord is a great car but even the best have some issues.The Accord is well known for having a moaning or screeching issue when in full lock and this is caused by bad O-rings allowing air to enter the steering system. The fix for this is simple and can…

Replacement of Lip Type Shaft Seal (SD5H14, SD7B10, SD7H13, SD7H15): Note: Lip seal assembly and felt ring must never be reused. Always replace these components. 1. Be sure all gas pressure inside the compressor has been relieved. 2. Remove armature dust cover (if used), armature assembly, rotor bearing dust cover (if used), shaft key, and…

     Let’s say your car is running on all cylinders, literally and figuratively. You’re fanatical about oil changes, never miss a coolant system flush and always rotate your tires. Your maintenance schedule is followed religiously, as defined in your car owner’s manual. If that describes how you take care of your car, congratulations – most…