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Where to Find Used Auto Parts
Friday, 03 October 2008
By Everette Jamison

  You may be wondering why anyone would want to buy used auto parts. The reason why they are in high demand is that they usually work and are very cheap. Used auto parts are usually found in junkyards, although you may also find ads in the paper or online from individuals that have extra parts they are trying to sell. When a car is wrecked in an accident, or simply no longer runs, it is usually disposed of in a salvage yard. For this reason, junk yards are usually a great place to go in order to find good parts cheap.

Buying from a junk yard is not hard to do, and you do not have to be an expert mechanic to know what to buy. In a typical junk yard, you can simply call them up and ask them if they have the part you need in stock. You may also have the option of looking around the junk yard yourself and finding the part that you need. You will save the most money if you remove the part from the vehicle
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Getting Better Mileage From Your Willys Pick Up
Thursday, 02 October 2008
By Christine Harrell

  We love a lot of things about our pick ups and jeeps, but there is one thing Willys owners don't love and that's the mileage. These vehicles aren't designed for fuel efficiency and gas is quite a bit more expensive than it was when they were built. Although your Willy isn't ever going to sip gas, there are a number of Willys pick up parts that you can install to make it guzzle a bit slower.

Start With The Basics

Whether you are driving a vintage Willys or a modern subcompact, there are a few basic maintenance tips that will make a huge difference. One of the most important Willys pick up parts you can buy is a simple tire gauge. Improperly inflated tires are one of the leading causes of poor mileage. Check them often and keep them at proper inflation to improve your mileage as much as 10%.

Your engine can't run efficiently unless fuel and air flow easily into the carburetor. Air and fuel filters get dirty. That's their job. The problem is that once they get dirty, flow
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