Project Overview A couple weeks ago, after there had been some considerable rain, the front driver-side brakes were making a loud squeaking sound as if the wear plate was scraping on the rotor. The thing is, there is not a…
In preparation for an upcoming brake job on the Audi pictures of the rotors, calipers and entire wheel assemblies were taken (just the front end).
Overview A four gallon hotdog style air compressor was purchased about ten years ago, primarily for running a Grizzly brad nailer and occasionally inflating tires. But with more and more car care projects, it would be nice to have some…
Project Overview The Element was recently taken in for new tires. With new tires installed, it was very apparent that the steel rims were in poor condition. Since the steel rims were originally black, a gloss black paint was going…
This is a short procedure detailing the replacement of the battery in a Audi remote. In this case, it’s for a 2011 Audi A4. Replacing the battery is quite easy, even though the owner’s manual suggests that the work should…
Replacing the Belt The only tool required is a wrench to move the tension pulley. The easiest, and most efficient way to do this is with a specialized tool. Harbor Freight has a reasonably priced kit, and it works great…
Cabin Air Filter Replacement A straightforward project, as long as the filter can be located. It’s usually behind the glove box, and with the 2007 Honda Civic Si (4 door sedan) that’s exactly where it…
A simple project that should be completed once a year, depending on the enviroment you drive in. A flat-blade screwdriver and replacement filters are all that’s required to complete this project. Purchased the replacement filter…
Changing the cabin air filter is a simple project, when you know where it’s located. This procedure will show show the location and describe how to replace the filter for a 2011 Audi A4. The…
The project: replacing the front pads and resurfacing the rotors for my 2007 Honda Civic si Sedan. This is a straight forward project, and one that will save a lot of money. Just a basic assortment of tools are required.…