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Auto Repair Auto Repair Troubleshooting DIY Repairs Auto Basics From Matthew Wright, your Guide to Auto Repair If you've ever had a case of sticker shock when you took your car in for an oxygen sensor replacement, you might be happy to hear that it may be pretty easy to replace one or more of your sensors yourself. It depends on what type of sensor you have, but if you've got the right one you can save big money. If you're feeling lucky, check out the easy to follow information here and you may be on the road to DIY liberty. DIY Oxygen Sensor Replacement If you have an O2 sensor replacement in your future, you're no doubt dreading the repair bill. Before you pass the credit card across the counter, have you considered replacing... Read more One More Thought on Under Car Puddles I wrote yesterday about the importance of identifying leaks that you see under your car. Even a coin-sized spot should be looked at to be sure it's nothing serious. And... Read more Identify Your Leaks by Fluid You can spend a lot of time staring into your engine bay looking for the source of a leak. That nasty color on your driveway has to be coming from... Read more Dealing With Your Mechanic We all have to deal with a mechanic at some point. Whether its the dealer or that greasy guy who left a bucket of chicken in your back seat, there comes a time that we need a professional. Knowing how best to handle yourself will save you time and money. Auto Repair Ads Replacement Clutch Repair Auto Repair Replace Car Starter Car Repair Cost Featured Articles Reference and Technical Data for Auto Repair Optimize your gas mileage! Tools For Proper Auto Repairs Emergency Auto Repairs Products You Can Use on Your Car Safety First!   More from About.com Essential Medical Tests for Women For women, certain medical tests and health screenings are recommended on a yearly basis. Learn which screenings are essential for your health, and why. More> Finding the Right Doctor Whether you need a new primary care doctor or a specialist to take care of specific symptoms, you'll want to follow these guidelines to choose the right physician for your medical care. More> This newsletter is written by: Matthew Wright Auto Repair Guide Email Me | My Blog | My Forum   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Auto Repair newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2011 About.com   Must Reads Recharge Your AC Product Reviews Brake Pad Replacement Get a Repair Manual Car Repair Glossary Advertisement