Small Engine Repair

DIY projects for small engine repair.

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  • Two-Cycle Small Engine Start Up Tips

  • When two-cycle leaf-blowers, string trimmers, chain saws or other small engines won't start, first see if one of these common problems is the…

  • How to Replace Spark Plugs

  • Change your spark plugs yourself to maintain peak performance and high gas mileage. In most cases it's a simple job as long as you have the…

  • How to Buy Spark Plugs

  • There are a wide variety of replacement spark plugs available: fixed or adjustable gap, single platinum, double platinum, yttrium and others.…

  • Car Care: How to Pour Oil

  • Believe it or not, there's a right way and a wrong way to pour oil from a plastic bottle into your car's engine. By holding the container…

  • Top ATV and Motorcycle Repairs

  • A pro explains common repair and maintenance for motorcycles and ATVs that you can do yourself. Save money by replacing CV boots, cleaning and…

  • Lawn Tractor Maintenance Tips

  • Follow these pro tips for faster and better lawn tractor maintenance. Good maintenance will prevent expensive repairs in the future.

  • How to Winterize Your Lawn Mower

  • Extend the life of your lawnmower by winterizing the engine. Adding fuel stabilizer and a few ounces of oil will help the engine start right up…

  • Tune Up a Lawn Mower

  • Tune your lawn mower in 3 easy steps. It'll run better, last longer and burn fuel more efficiently and cleanly.

  • Snow Blower Oil Change Tips

  • Add a permanent oil drain extension tube to your snow blower to simplify oil changes and avoid an oily mess.

  • How to Loosen Stuck Bolts

  • Frozen, rusted bolts are a given in almost every auto or truck repair job. Instead of using anger and brute force, try one of these four proven…

  • Upgrading Your Garage Workshop

  • Tips for building the best workbench for auto and small engine repair. Build a grease gun holder and add a central vacuum system to your garage.

  • Install a New Snow Blower Belt

  • Snowblower belts start to wear out after 5 to 7 years, and should be replaced. You can save money by doing the job yourself. Here's an overview…

  • Repair Damaged Nuts and Bolts

  • A rethreading kit is an important part of any automotive toolbox. Use it to restore stripped threads on old, rusty nuts and bolts when you…

  • Frugal Living Tips for Homeowners

  • Squeeze more out of your home improvement dollar with these simple money-saving tips. For little or no cost, you can save hundreds of dollars.

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