10 Of The Most Notable Cars Powered By The Legendary EA888 Engine
Known for its reliability, Volkswagen's four-cylinder EA888 engine isn't only found in VW cars, like the Golf, but also in Skodas, SEATs, and even Porsche.
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Why Your Ryobi Pressure Washer Has Low Pressure (And How To Fix It)
If you're experiencing low, unworkable pressure in your Ryobi pressure washer, there are a handful of potential causes. Here's what you can do.
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Old Digital Cameras Are TikTok's New Favorite Craze, But Are They Really Worth It?
Prior to the pervasive use of smartphone cameras, many opted for the previous convenience of digital cameras - a tech trend TikTok users intends to revive.
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Every Ford Model Powered By The 428 Cobra Jet Engine
The Cobra Jet engine represented the dawn of a new age in American muscle for the Ford Motor Company. Here are the major cars that used the 428 Cobra jet.
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Who Owns DNJ Engine Components And How Did The Company Get Started?
DNJ Engine Components is a generic brand you may have spotted at AutoZone adorned with American flags and eagles, but the origins of the company are complex.
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Ford Bronco Raptor Vs. Bronco Heritage Limited Edition: What's The Difference?
Ford offers top-of-the-line off-roading performance with the Bronco Raptor variant, but the Heritage Limited Edition also has great off-roading chops.
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Differences Between Intel's Meteor Lake & Raptor Lake
Intel's Meteor Lake and Raptor Lake chips are both 14th-generation processors, and they're very different from each other. Here's what you need to know.
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Chrysler 426 Hemi Vs. 440 Six Pack: What's The Difference Between These Engines?
In the golden age of muscle cars, Chrysler produced the 426 Hemi V8 and the 440 Six Pack V8. Here are the differences between those two engines.
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6 JDM Engines That Have Way More Power Than You Think
Plenty of iconic JDM engines are known for their tunability and customization potential, but the stock power of these sporty drivetrains is quite potent, too.
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Spotify Is Killing Car Thing And No, You Can't Have Your Money Back
Spotify's weird streaming gadget with an equally unusual name, Car Thing, has officially been discontinued. All of the existing devices will stop working soon.
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How To Make Sure Your Samsung Galaxy Is Charging As Fast As Possible
Fast charging is an excellent technology that's been added to smartphones, but using it isn't always straightforward. Here's how to make sure it's working.
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4 Signs You Need To Service Your Power Steering System
While some vehicles didn't have power steering in the past, it is vital for driving nowadays. Here are the main warning signs that you need yours serviced.
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2024 Range Rover Evoque Review: Real Luxury Off-Roader Comes With Compromises
The 2024 Range Rover Evoque is attractive, well appointed, and can handle itself in off-road conditions. Do these attributes justify its price?
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What Could Happen If US Cellular Gets Bought Out (And Who Is Going To Buy It)?
As the three dominant mobile carriers in the United States continue to build out their high-speed 5G networks, what will happen to U.S. Cellular?
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SwitchBot S10 Review: This Mopping Robot Vacuum Is Almost Completely Hands-Free
The long-awaited crowdfunded robot vacuum SwitchBot S10 is here, and it is (almost) everything it should be in an ideal hands-free robot vacuum and mop.
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What Is A Geomagnetic Storm, And Are They Hazardous?
As people have seen the aurora borealis, or northern lights, much further south than normal, many worry it might be dangerous. Let us explain away your fears.
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iFixit And Samsung Repair Program Abruptly Ends: What This Means For DIY Galaxy Fixes
iFixit announced it is ending its partnership with Samsung to offer DIY fixes for the Galaxy and other models. What does this mean for the future of repairs?
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7 Of The Coolest Motorcycles You Can't Buy In America
Motorcycles are an American institution, but not all of the world's coolest motorcycles are readily available for purchase in the United States.
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Common Problems A 2004 Pontiac Aztek May Have (And The Cost To Fix Them)
The 2004 Pontiac Aztek was an SUV from the early 2000s, and 2004 was no exception. If you have one, or are thinking about buying one, here's what to look for.
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The Most Common Problems With The 5.7 Hemi Engine (According To Owner Reports)
If you are interested in a Chrysler vehicle with a 5.7-liter Hemi engine under the hood, these are the most common problems you need to be aware of.
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How To Take Pictures Of The Northern Lights With Your Smartphone
Smartphones can be a handy tool when trying to take spontaneous photos, and it's even good enough to capture rare sights like the northern lights. Here's how.
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2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV First Drive: Range, Power And Style Come At A Steep Cost
Chevrolet's electric pickup promises wild power & range, but the Silverado EV makes some huge demands for its 450 miles of driving. We run the painful numbers.
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How To Take Long Exposure Pictures With Your Samsung Galaxy Phone
Your Samsung Galaxy phone is capable of taking long exposure photographs to give your photos a unique look. Here are some tips for snapping those shots.
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Are F-16 Fighter Jets Still Used Today, And How Much Do They Cost To Make?
It defies logic that a near-50-year-old aircraft could stand up to modern rivals like the Russian MiG-29, but that's precisely what the F-16 does.
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Every 5th-Generation Fighter Jet Operational In 2024
There aren't many currently operational fifth-generation fighter jets, but a handful are already in service and more are coming. Here's what we know about them.
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How Much Horsepower Does Yamaha's Hydrogen V8 Engine Produce? Here's What We Know
Electric vehicles aren't the only option for greener transportation -- Hydrogen-powered engines are a thing and might wind up being more popular.
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10 Common Causes For An Engine Misfire (And If You Can Fix Them At Home)
There are several major reasons why an engine misfire might happen, and not all of them require taking your car into a mechanic's shop.
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