Who Makes Craftsman Garage Door Openers And Where Are They Manufactured?
Craftsman garage door openers are one of my home improvement options from the famed toolmaker, but where exactly are its garage door openers made?
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Stories By Marko Sokolovski
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How To Properly Lubricate Spark Plugs With Dielectric Grease Change Site
Are your spark plug boots stuck or arcing? A simple tube of dielectric grease could save your ignition system. Here is the right way to apply it to your car.
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Your Old Phone Can Be Turned Into A Cheap, Simple NAS Solution
Don't throw away that old smartphone. With a simple app and a charger, you can build a functional home server for $0. Here is how to set up your own DIY NAS.
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These Are The Only Car Companies Still Making Inline-Six Engines
The straight-six engine is thriving. While some brands are downsizing, these manufacturers are doubling down on inline-six power for 2026.
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Space Heaters Aren't The Only Home Fire Threat When Keeping Warm This Winter
The cold winter months mean you'll need to find a way to heat your home, but that also means you're introducing several fire hazards into your home.
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This Honda Model Is The Safest Subcompact SUV, According To iSeeCars
You don't have to drive a huge vehicle to stay safe. This subcompact SUV scored well in industry crash testing and comes with plenty of safety systems.
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How Often Do You Need To Wash Your Car In The Winter?
Even though the weather is below freezing, it's still important to wash your car, but how often should you do it? Here's what you need to know.
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Gas-Powered Leaf Blower Bans Are Escalating Across The US
The days of the gas-powered leaf blower may be numbered, as states and cities across the U.S. are trying to phase them out in favor of electric models.
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Do Your Ignition Coils Need To Be Replaced Every Time You Swap Spark Plugs?
Swapping spark plugs seems straightforward, but are you overlooking a critical part? How long do ignition coils last, and what happens if you ignore them?
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Do You Need To Replace Your TPMS Sensors Every Time You Change Your Tires?
Since tire pressure sensors use non-replaceable batteries, they need to be swapped out, but do you have to do this each time you get new tires?
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Wisconsin's New License Plate Designs Are A Retro Blast From The Past
Drivers in Wisconsin will soon see something new — and old — on the road. This license plate update revives a classic aesthetic, and anyone can join in.
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How To Use A Clay Bar On Your Car (And Why You Might Need To)
There is a lot that goes into a full car detail, and if you want to do it yourself, having a clay bar is a good idea. Here's how to use one.
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This Cadillac SUV Pushes More Horsepower Than A Camaro ZL1
A hulking Cadillac shatters expectations with power usually reserved for tracks. Discover how this luxury giant muscled its way into performance territory.
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The Reason Why You Can't Fix Turbo Lag In A Diesel Engine
Turbo log in a diesel engine is an unfortunate reality that you're never really going to be able to fix, but there are some steps to mitigate its impact.
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Do Ryobi Batteries Have Low Voltage Protection?
Low voltage may not sound like much of a problem, but it can be a disaster due to the physical wear it puts on your tools. Here's what Ryobi does about it.
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These US States Have Made It Illegal To Live In An RV, Even On Your Own Property
You bought the land, but that doesn't mean you can park your RV and move in. Four U.S. states have made it illegal to live in an RV on your own property.
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How To Connect Your AutoSky Wireless CarPlay Box - A Simple Guide
Tired of plugging in your iPhone every time you drive? This simple guide explains how to install the AutoSky Wireless CarPlay Box and unlock new features.
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Can Goo Gone Remove Sticker Residue From Your Car's Windshield?
Your windshield is a common place for stickers of all sorts to eventually wind up, but there may come a time when you need to remove them. Can Goo Gone help?
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These Are The Biggest Downsides Of Using Thicker Engine Oil In Your Car
You might think thicker oil protects your engine better, but it can actually cause serious damage. Here are the biggest risks of changing your oil viscosity.
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Is It Safe To Use A Cordless Drill While Standing In Water?
Cordless drills are incredibly versatile and can be used almost anywhere, but is it safe to use one while standing in water? Here's what you need to know.
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How To Tell If A Brake Rotor Is Warped
Your car’s brakes may be trying to tell you something. Discover the subtle clues and common causes behind rotor issues that every driver should know.
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Harley-Davidson Engine Brightener: Does It Work? (And Best Alternatives, According To Users)
Over time, your motorcycle engine shine will start to fade, but is getting a product like the Harley-Davidson Engine Brightener worth it? Here's what users say.
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This Old-School Add-On Was The Solution For Foggy Windows Before Modern In-Car Tech
Modern cars make defogging effortless, but it wasn't always so. Take a look at the once-popular winter accessory that promised clearer views on cold mornings.
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What Do Bikers Really Think About The Can-Am Spyder?
The Can-Am Spyder is a cool-looking three-wheeler that is part car, part motorcycle, but not really either. Here's what it is and what bikers think about it.
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Why Chevy Still Uses Pushrod Engines (While Other Brands Moved On)
As rivals adopt modern valve tech, Chevy’s pushrod engines remain a staple. Find out more about the traits that keep this classic design relevant.
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5 Engines Worth Swapping Into A Mazda RX-8
The rotary is pending resurrection, but in the meantime, swapping one of these old-fashioned cylinder powerplants in your RX-8 is a worthy project.
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The Best (And Worst) Car Keys Ever Made
A look at the evolution of car keys, from crank-start days to app-based access, and the most brilliant and baffling designs ever made along the way.
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