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Category Archives: At Home
My Car: Leaking Trunk
For a while I’ve noticed my trunk getting a little damp when it rains. I always just kept items away from the spots that I saw get wet, but recently I took a look in the spare tire well.
1997 Honda Civic Front Fender Replacement
When I bought my car, besides a bend in the hood, the only body damage was a bent edge on the left front fender.
How-To: Repainting Wiper Arms
After a while the paint on wiper arms can turn into bare shiny metal, which can cause sun glare.
My Car: Rewiring the Foglights
Time to knock off another job on my list from the start of the year.
How-To: 1997 Honda Civic A/C Evaporator Replacement
Earlier in the summer I fixed a leak in my air conditioning system, only to have it start leaking from the evaporator, which is the part by your blower motor that cools the air in the car. I could tell … Continue reading
1999 Buick Century Drum Brakes
For my first side job for someone other than a family member, one of my friends called me to find a brake fluid leak on her 1999 Buick Century. I found it pretty quickly; it was the short piece of … Continue reading
DIY Workbench
Last summer, after I’d moved my toolbox to the dealership, I needed a workspace in the garage. I found this design online and made a few changes to it, with a few mistakes.
Honda CR-V Rear Brakes
It started out as a normal morning doing some maintenance on my brother’s 2001 Honda CR-V.
Collision Repair at Home
Last winter my sister had a little run-in with a guardrail when she lost traction in the slush on the road. It was a pretty slow hit so it didn’t do too much damage.
Honda CR-V Starter Failure
My brother’s car wouldn’t start one day, and doing some digging of his own, he found that the bare wire from the starter solenoid to the starter had corroded away and fell apart as he poked it.