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          The Ultimate List of Parts to Fix Common Car Issues Yourself
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          The Ultimate List of Parts to Fix Common Car Issues Yourself

          DIY Know-how Oil Pump Fuel Pump Air Filters Alternator Spark Plugs

          With the right tools and know-how, average drivers can save time and money by tackling repairs themselves. The list covers common problems, such as poor lubrication and broken pumps, and provides the necessary parts and supplies to have on hand. Get your toolkit ready and become your own car mechanic.

           

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