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How to Flair Army-Navy-Type Brake Fittings
2014-01-01
AN, or Army-Navy, fittings are a robust type of 37-degree, single-flare end for steel brake lines. A guide shows how to adapt them for use on a personal car.
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How to Swap the Radiator of a Classic '71 Chevelle
2014-01-01
Gary Kirston shows how to keep a hot rod cool for the summer using his 1971 Chevelle.
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How to Tune-up a 1969 International Scout, Part 2
2014-01-01
The final steps in the tune-up process of the 1969 Scout's engine, and what to keep an eye out for, are revealed.
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How to Tune-up a 1969 International Scout, Part 1
2019-05-19
A half-century of wear and tear can wreak havoc on carburetors and complex ignition systems of vintage trucks, like a 1969 Scout. A guide explains how to inspect elements like the distributor cam, rotor, spark plugs and carburetor screws.
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How to Repair and Replace a U-Joint in the Field
2019-05-09
Editor Rick Pewe shows how to field-repair and replace a U-joint on one of his old, beloved Jeeps.
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How to Replace an Axle Seal
2019-05-05
JP's resident expert, Rick Pewe, shows how to replace an axle seal in just a few simple steps.
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How To is a series categorized as a returning series. Spanning 11 seasons with a total of 33 episodes, the show debuted on 2020. The series has earned a no reviews from both critics and viewers. The IMDb score stands at 0.0.
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