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• Tricks to Make a Starter Work | It Still Runs

  When you turn the key in your ignition but the engine does not start, it is time to check if the starter system is working properly. The starter -- or starter motor -- is an electric motor that sets t...

• Symptoms of Retarded Ignition Timing | It Still Runs

  Ignition timing refers to the point at which the spark plugs ignite the fuel within an engine’s cylinder. Proper timing is all-important to the thermo-efficiency of the engine. The first thing to keep...

• About Us | It Still Runs

  About Us Just because it’s outdated doesn’t mean it’s broken. It Still Runs celebrates old cars and provides resources to those who don’t plan on upgrading any time soon. Our Pledge: Helpful Con...

• What Is an Intake Manifold Runner? | It Still Runs

  Engines have been around for a long time -- longer than some of the sciences that explain how they actually work. In the early days, figuring out the size, shape and design of things like intake manif...

• How to Stud Used Tires | It Still Runs

  Tire studs — small metal studs inserted into tires — provide traction for cars, trucks and other vehicles while driving in ice or snow. The studs typically incorporate an extremely hard metal called t...

• How Can I Make My Stock Exhaust Sound Deeper? | It Still Runs

  There was a time back in the 1980s when auto enthusiasts were all but certain that doom was on the horizon. The rise of emissions equipment, computer controls and whispers of "sealed engine bays" were...