Click and Clack: Sitting idle doesn't save money or the environment The Times of Northwest Indiana
My job requires me to spend a lot of time in my car every day n not only driving, but parked, working on my laptop. I estimate that the car is sitting at idle for approximately one hour every day while I work on the laptop.
CARTALK | CLICK AND CLACK: Timing belt change tough for rookies Bradenton Herald
Dear Tom and Ray: My wonderful boyfriend has recently discovered that he enjoys working on our vehicles, and it has become his new money-saving hobby. He has always changed the oil (though a lot of it always ended up on the driveway), and he recently moved on to brakes. But now he's determined to up the ante and replace the timing belt on my 1990 Toyota Camry. He has the Chilton manual, so he
Click & Clack: Worries of boyfriend's skills come about one brake too late San Jose Mercury News
Q My wonderful boyfriend recently has discovered that he enjoys working on our vehicles, and it has become his new money-saving hobby. He always has changed the oil (though a lot of it always ended up on the driveway), and he recently moved on to brakes.
Don't stop hubby from 'life's work' Pocono Record
My husband has a 1992 Nissan Maxima with almost 300,000 miles on it. He has taken rather good care of it and kept up all the regular maintenance. However, it now needs a new transmission. He wants to spend the $2,000 to $3,000 that it will take. I would rather invest it in our next used car.
The $80 oil change York Daily Record
Nov 5, 2006 — Dear Tom and Ray: I am looking to buy a car soon, and I am thinking about getting a diesel, because of their great gas mileage. I know a thing or two about cars, but I'm not a professional mechanic yet, as I'm still in high school.
Transmission 101: Put car in overdrive after you start it and forget about it The Canton Repository
Dear Tom and Ray: After driving for 40 years and never having blown an engine or transmission, my husband blew up on a recent road trip (in which I was driving), because after two hours, he noticed th
Overdrive is almost always the gear to use The Morning Call
Dear Tom and Ray: After driving for 40 years and never having blown an engine or transmission, my husband blew up on a recent road trip (in which I was driving), because after two hours, he noticed that I still had the car in drive, not overdrive.
'Wait, Wait ' wait is over The Herald-Tribune
SARASOTA -- Which National Public Radio program drew a sellout crowd Thursday night at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall?
[Opinion] Just how public is public radio? The Minnesota Daily
Like many young Americans who grew up in moderate households equipped with a radio in the kitchen and the car, I was fed a steady aural diet of National Public Radio
Dear Tom and Ray: Metro Pulse
If It Ain’t Broke Can frugal motorist forgo oil change? Before being deployed to Iraq for a year, I put my 2003 Subaru Outback wagon in storage. I put it on jack stands with a plastic ground sheet beneath it, plugged the exhaust and intake, changed the oil and filter, and locked it up.


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CLICK & CLACK : Examining Ethanol
Q: Dear Tom and Ray: I've always wondered about ethanol. Seems too good to be true -- you just plant some corn, harvest it, and in no time you have fuel for
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The Car Talk duo is wrong about car phones. - By Steven E
Click and Clack, the Tappet brothers of NPR's Car Talk, have declared war on drivers with cell phones. Their weapon is moral suasion, in the form of bumper
MIT alumni "Click and Clack" of NPR's Car Talk return to MIT June
Tom and Ray Magliozzi, hosts of the National Public Radio series Car Talk, will be the featured speakers at MIT's Commencement Exercises on June 4.
MercuryNews.com | 10/27/2006 | Click & Clack: Tire's damage could
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