bossbug2001 asked:


I am looking to find out what cars (years models make etc.) are compatible with a 2000 Oldsmobile Alero. I am concerned with what cars will have the same engine setup. I specifically need to replace the air intake box. I need the parts that enclose the air filter. Thank you in advance for any help you can provide!

Royce

Soulja Boy asked:


I have a 96 Honda Accord and about 2 weeks ago it started to make a whining noise. I believe it is coming from somewhere in the engine and it happens when i step on the gas. It sounds just like a remote control car.
At first i thought it might have been because it was low on oil. I checked the oil (which was very low because it has a leak) and added more but it is still making the noise. It makes this noise about every other time i drive it.

does anyone know what this noise might be?
thanks in advance

Riley

Jesse M asked:


What would happen if you put spraypaint on a car instead of “car” paint…what makes car paint special?

Ellis

SVMS asked:


Whenever i try to turn on my car it makes a weird noice, it seems to struggle as if the battery has run dry. When ever i let it run after a while then turn it off and back on it doesnt make the same noise. The clock in the car also resets after long periods of time of being off. We checked the battery and everything with it seems right. What else could it be?

Tayler

Car Loans asked:


Have you ever thought about refinancing your current car loan? In the past few years, automotive refinancing has become more and more popular – especially as the interest rates that independent used car dealers and even new car dealerships charge continue to go up. There is something you can do about it. You can decide to stop these higher payments now and opt for car refinance to bring your payments down. After reading this article, you may be interested in automobile refinancing for a new car that you have just purchased recently, or auto refinance for a used car.

 

There a few reasons why someone may want to refinance their auto loan. First, depending on your financial situation when you first applied for a car loan, you may have taken a “no credit” or “bad credit” Car Financing at a very high interest rate. If you have made on-time payments since, and possibly have other good credit marks from other companies (credit cards, mortgage, utilities, and others that report to the three major credit agencies – Equifax, Trans Union, and Experian), then regardless of your previous bad credit history, an auto refinancing loan can probably get you a much lower rate than you are paying now. In this way, diligent payments and hard work to clean up or create a good credit history to start with will pay off by giving you a much more affordable payment now.

 

Another reason why some people may be in the market for car loan refinancing may be that they had made a mistake when purchasing their vehicle to start with. Maybe a high-pressure salesman put them in a new car that is far too expensive for their current income. (This can happen easily and it is why it is a good reason to have the car in mind that you want to buy before you go to the dealer’s lot.) Or, because of poor credit, an auto loan with a very high interest rate was given. Often dealerships will take advantage of people in these circumstances and try to give them the highest interest rate possible, sometimes more than 25%! As people are pressured to make a decision on the spot, many times they take the bad loan to be able to drive away immediately, only to be sorry after they see how much the high payments will really impact their lifestyle.

 

If someone has good credit and they are looking for the lowest rate, Car Financing is a simple matter. There are many companies to choose from and most can offer you a much lower rate than you are paying now. However, you absolutely can also refinance a car with poor credit. Auto refinance with bankruptcy or repossession, while it can be a challenge, is possible and there are many companies out there to work with. Online car refinance lenders are typically able to help most people out of their bad credit car loans and into an auto refinance loan that more adequately matches their needs.



Pete

luckyxfighter asked:


I tried it in my stereo in my room and it works fine no fuzzy crappy noises but when I play it in my cassette player in my car it makes a crappy noise. What do you think could be wrong?
I just bought it online and played it for the first time today. Should I resell it?

Adolfo

Andy asked:


My car is a front wheel drive, it makes a knocking sound when turning right, it sounds like its coming from the left rear side. Now the car is jumping when I’m driving it. Does anyone know whats the problem.

Antwan

mike legg asked:


 Did you know that there is a way to cut your gas consumption in half? I’m talking about Hydrogen for cars a method where plain water is used to produce HHO gas to use as a supplement to your regular gasoline.

If you make a Hydrogen Generator for your car you can expect to get gas mileage improvements of up to 50%, this is because HHO gas burns with up to 3 times more power than ordinary gasoline. And when you mix the two together by using a homemade Hydrogen Generator you will get a much more fuel efficient engine and so get more mpg.

Hydrogen for cars is not a new concept, in fact it has been around for a long time, but due to pressure from the big oil companies it has been suppressed and kept out of the public eye. People have been making homemade Hydrogen Generators for their cars and trucks for years with great results. Now because of the latest oil crisis the technology has had resurgence and has come on in leaps and bounds. This technology has come so far in the past few years that it is now possible for anyone to make a Hydrogen Generator cheaply and easily.

The principle behind a homemade Hydrogen Generator is a simple process called electrolysis. This process uses the electricity from your vehicles battery to break a small amount of water down into its two main molecules (Hydrogen and Oxygen). A by-product of this is HHO or Brown’s gas, a gas that is highly flammable which is then mixed with your regular fuel and burned in your engine in the usual way.

You can make a Hydrogen Generator for your car very easily and also very cheaply. All the parts you need can be bought from local auto stores and hardware shops. You can also buy kits to put together a homemade Hydrogen Generator but these tend to be expensive and can work out to be ten times the cost of building one from scratch.

The easiest way to make a Hydrogen Generator is to use one of the downloadable manuals from the internet. These manuals give you full and detailed instructions of exactly what parts you need, and a step by step guide to put them together. They contain detailed diagrams and even videos to show you how to make a homemade Hydrogen Generator for your car or truck.

A homemade Hydrogen Generator will work on any make or model of car, truck, or Suv, and once installed you can expect to get great gas mileage improvements. It can also be removed from your vehicle very easily without causing any damage, so if you sell your car or truck you can keep it to use in your next vehicle.

All in all Hydrogen for cars seems to make a lot of sense, and as it is so easy and cheap to make a Hydrogen Generator for you car I can see it catching on in a big way. If you are interested and would like to make a Hydrogen Generator for your own car check out the top downloadable guides that I have reviewed on my website.



Quincy

Car Guru asked:


Searching for car rental online has never been easier with the help of the internet. You can easily search and compare prices from various car rental suppliers, often on the same website.

 

Car rental rates often vary considerably depending on what is included in the rate. Look out for those too-good-to-be-true prices - they probably are. You may think you have found a bargain, but it will be a different story when you go to pick up the rental car, only to be told you have to pay for lots of additional charges.

 

So when you are comparing car rental costs online, ensure you are comparing like with like. There are various extra charges which can push up the price of your rental car, so make sure you look out for them. Often if you add these on to that oh-so-low rate, it doesn’t look so appealing anymore.

 

What is Included

 

Most car rental websites will list the inclusions with the rental. These will vary depending on suppliers but generally standard rates include basic insurance and tax.

 

What is Extra

 

Again this will vary but look out for the following:

 

Airport Fees

 

Also known as a Premium Location Fee, you will be charged extra to pick up a rental car at an airport location. This charge varies depending on supplier and location, but in the UK for example could cost as much as 13% of the rental value.

 

Vehicle Licensing Fee

 

This is a Government imposed levy for rental cars to partially recover the registration costs. Approximate cost in the UK: GBP1.22 per day, which over a long period can add up.

 

Additional Driver Fees

 

If you want to have more than one driver for your rental car, this is often an extra charge. Daily charges range from GBP4-20 in the UK, EUR4-8 in Italy and from USD3-10 in the States.

 

Young Driver Surcharge

 

This is often charged if the driver of the rental car is under the age of 25. In Australia, this ranges from AUD13-22 per day. In France, the Young Driver Surcharge varies from EUR20-35 per day, GBP10-25 in the UK and USD5-45 in the USA.

 

Excess Reduction

 

Each rental car often comes with an Insurance Excess which is the amount you would be responsible for if the rental vehicle is damaged. This can often be a few thousand dollars but can be reduced with an optional excess reduction charge which can be paid daily to reduce your excess to a few hundred dollars or even to zero.

 

Additional Equipment

 

Things like child seats, ski racks and snow chains are often available at an extra charge.

 

One Way Rentals

 

If you want to drop off your rental car in a different city from where you picked it up, there may be a one way fee. Again, this varies depending on the supplier and destination. Ensure you ask before you pay!

 

All these extras can add up. Sometimes a standard rate may be right for you but if you are picking up at the airport and want an extra driver, for example, it may make sense for you to go with an inclusive rate.

 

Read the Small Print

 

Be sure to read inclusions carefully to see what the rental rate covers and which one is right for you. Look for possible restrictions and additional costs and find out what exactly they are before you pay. If you find a low car rental rate, make sure that the additional costs do not outweigh the savings.

 

At DriveAway Holidays, each car choice will show clearly if it is a Standard or Inclusive rate and will give you a list of what is and what is not included.

 

People often talk about the “hidden costs” of car rental, but the reality is, they are not hidden at all - you just need to know what to look for.

 

 



Lester

Used Cars For Sale asked:


If you’ve ever been to a public car auction then you’ll know that it’s very standard and simple. Upon arriving at a public auction you’ll be required to present some id and sign in. You’ll be given a number so you can start bidding on items during the day. Usually at public car auctions you’ll be allowed to inspect the cars before they go on auction.

When inspecting cars make sure you know a little bit about cars first. Each car will have an information tab that will tell you what’s wrong with it if there is a problem. These public car auctions have to tell you if the car is in good condition or not. But never fear if you buy a car from an auction and it won’t work even if it says it’s in good conditioning you’re covered under their terms and conditions.

We now understand public car auctions but what about online car auctions and what’s the difference?

There’s not much difference between how they work however the biggest difference is that you won’t be inspecting the cars before you buy them so it’s like buying clothes on the internet not knowing if it fits right. However and this is a big however, you’re allowed to send any cars you buy online back if it has been misrepresented, now if you’re wondering that the benefits are of buying from cars from an online auction here it is:

- Search for cars without having to go to the auction sites

- Bid for them in your own time from anywhere around the world

- Your protected by the online car auction for misrepresentation

- There are 4 top websites that consistently have auctions going every week

So if you’re interested in buying cars from public auctions you now have two ways to do so. Join this site now and get access to thousands of good quality cars at unbelievable low prices.

Visit Best Car Dealers Blog for the best deals on Used Cars For Sale Online.



Neal