Most people understand that motor oil is a vital component for the internal combustion engines that power most of our cars. Not only does oil act as a lubricant, allowing internal moving parts to ...

If you were with us last month when we demonstrated how to remove and disassemble an engine, you are probably now staring at a large maze of engine parts. This installment deals with putting all those ...

CARS.COM — We’ll pull no punches in saying it: Engine oil is a crucial thing to keep tabs on from a maintenance perspective. That means you should check your vehicle’s engine oil at least once a month ...

Hot Shot’s Secret announced this week the launch of its new Adrenaline Assembly Lubricant. The corrosion-resistant assembly lube has extreme dry-start protection and a strong tacky adherence to parts, ...

Choosing the right motor oil is paramount to car maintenance. It's not a particularly exciting task, whether shopping for or changing your oil, but if you don't pay the proper attention, then you aren ...

Your engine’s oil pressure is one of those things that needs to be just right. If it’s too high or too low, it can be indicative of other problems. This is especially true with high oil pressure, as ...

A key engine component on all internal combustion engine-powered heavy-, medium- and light-duty trucks and passenger cars, the oil pan endures long-term exposure to hot oil. Because it is located on ...

Synthetic engine oil might seem like it carries some risks or downsides. However, you should consider switching to synthetic ...

High-mileage oil is typically used for engines with at least 75,000 miles and can include additives to help reduce wear, corrosion and leaks. With a newer vehicle, you should stick with the ...

If you've been following along with us, Glenn Sands, and Valley Head Service during the last few months, you can probably appreciate just how many hours it really takes to carefully blueprint ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you've worked with cars for a while or have owned a few, you probably know that different vehicles use different types and classifications ...