How To Install a Blow Off Valve DIY
May 17th, 2012
This episode the Mighty Car Mod team shows you How to install a blow off valve.
Duration : 0:3:38
DIY – How To (Blend Car Paint) to Match Metallic or Pearl Color – Fade Custom Paint Jobs Tips
May 15th, 2012
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http://CollisionBlast.com – Custom Paint Jobs, such as a fade can be achieved by using this paint blending technique. In this video we demonstrate how to blend car paint. This is the process of spraying new paint and blending it into the old color to produce a color match. Ideally, you want to mix a color that is a blendable match. However, in this video we are mixing a color that is too dark, which will help us demonstrate the concept of a blend. Perhaps, you want to do a fade job of fading one color into another color! You could use this technique or tip to achieve that result. Visit http://CollisionBlast.com for more auto body and paint tips, training, and techniques.
Duration : 0:10:28
How To Roll Your Guards DIY
May 6th, 2012
After fitting aftermarket wheels and tyres, you can get problems with wider tyres rubbing on the guards so in this episode we address that problem…
Duration : 0:3:58
How To Hot-Wire a Car
May 1st, 2012
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No keys and no help in sight? Here’s How to get your car moving again.
To complete this How-To you will need:
Proof of ownership of the vehicle
A hammer
A flat-head screwdriver
A Phillips-head screwdriver
Your car’s manual
Insulated gloves
Wire cutters and strippers
Warning: Hot-wiring a car is dangerous and is likely to damage your vehicle. Never hot-wire anyone’s car but yours and be prepared to show your proof of ownership.
Step 1: Try a screwdriver
Pound a flat-head screwdriver into the ignition and turn it like a key. This will ruin the ignition cylinder, but it’s effective on many cars manufactured before the mid ’90s.
Step 2: Remove the ignition cover
If the car doesn’t start, pull the screwdriver out of the ignition and remove the screws in the panels on the top and bottom of the steering column. Next, use the flat-head screwdriver to pry off the plastic panels and expose the ignition cylinder and the wires running to it. Be gentle to minimize damage to the steering column.
Step 3: Identify the battery and starter wires
Identify the battery and starter wires. Generally the two red wires handle the car’s power, and the one or two brown wires connect to the starter. Consult your car’s manual to learn its specific wire color code.
Step 4: Connect the power wires
Put on the gloves, and use the cutters to cut the power wires from the cylinder. Then, strip the ends and connect them by twisting them together to provide power to the lights, radio, and other electrical systems.
Step 5: Connect the starter wires
Cut the starter wires from the cylinder and strip the ends. Be extremely careful not to touch the exposed ends as they carry a powerful live current and will shock you. Touch them together, and as soon as the car has started, pull them apart and tape the ends to avoid getting shocked while driving.
Tip: If the car has only has one starter wire, touch it to the exposed part of the connected power wires to start the car.
Step 6: Deal with additional security
Deal with additional security. In some cars the steering-wheel lock’s bolt can be pried open by jamming a screwdriver between the top of the steering column and the steering wheel.
Tip: Newer cars have complex wheel locks and electronic key systems that are nearly impossible to circumvent without tools and in-depth knowledge.
Step 7: Turn the car off
Turn the car off by separating the power wires from each other. Now it’s time to find that extra set of keys and head to the repair shop, pronto.
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Duration : 0:2:21
DIY Car Security Killswitch
February 15th, 2012
In this episode the team from Mighty Car Mods show some basic car security ideas. The last thing you want is a thief driving off with your mighty ride, we show you a simple, and inexpensive way to help stop that happening…
Duration : 0:4:19
How to Pimp your Ride for under $500
February 14th, 2012
In this episode the team from Mighty Car Mods show you just how easy it is to turn your own everyday car into a sleek, sporty headturner. Working on a Daihatsu Cuore, this episode they are racing against the clock with only 8 hours and limited funds. We had some help along the way which kept our costs down and we didn’t have to pay retail for any of the goods – Bonus! Check out more at www.mightycarmods.com
Duration : 0:9:22
How To Install Boost Gauge DIY
February 7th, 2012
This episode the boys from Mighty Car Mods show you How to install a boost gauge.
Duration : 0:4:44
How to paint your brake calipers DIY
February 3rd, 2012
The Mighty Car Mods team show you How to paint your cars brake calipers to improve the appearance of your mighty ride
Duration : 0:4:10
How To Steam Clean Car DIY
February 1st, 2012
This episode the Mighty Car Mod team show you how to remove Human Slime from the interior of your car with steam cleaning. We show you How to restore the original look of the factory seats and interior using an intergalactic steam cleaning robot from out of space.
Duration : 0:4:24
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