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Category: Oil and Fluids

link to What Color is Transmission Fluid?

What Color is Transmission Fluid?

A transmission system is one of the essential parts of a vehicle. It transmits the right amount of engine power to the wheels to get the desired speed.  It is also the most expensive and complex...

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link to 5 Best Grease Gun Couplers Reviews 2025

5 Best Grease Gun Couplers Reviews 2025

When your regular activities require you to grease your vehicle or equipment regularly, then you will need to have a grease gun coupler to make your greasing easy and less messy. Since there are a...

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link to Tech 101: Type A Automatic Transmission Fluid

Tech 101: Type A Automatic Transmission Fluid

If you own a vintage car or you are planning to buy one, you may have noticed that those cars use automatic transmission fluid, called Type A, which is no longer available in the market. Before...

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link to Best Oil Catch Can Reviews: Top Picks for Engine Protection

Best Oil Catch Can Reviews: Top Picks for Engine Protection

An oil catch can also be known as an oil catch tank. It is a simple device that you fit in the crankcase/cam ventilation system of your vehicle. The oil catch can reduce oil vapors that are...

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link to Should I Check Transmission Fluid Hot or Cold and How to Check?

Should I Check Transmission Fluid Hot or Cold and How to Check?

Just like an engine relies on engine oil, automatic transmissions are lubricated with transmission fluids. The transmission system has several moving components rubbing together, just like in the...

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link to Should I Check My Car Oil Hot or Cold?

Should I Check My Car Oil Hot or Cold?

Just like you cannot walk without blood, a vehicle will not run for long without engine oil. You need to put the right type and the right amount of engine oil. If you go wrong in any of these, then...

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