Special Cars

Oils, which are used in manual transmissions, it is absolutely not suitable for transmission with automatic transmission, then were invented a special type of oil (ATF). Maintenance for Automatic Vehicle Mazda (Mazda) have to do anyway, even if the instruction manual says nothing about replacing the transmission fluid. There are signs by which you can see that understated the level of fluid in the automatic transmission Mazda (Mazda): a deep and prolonged shifting, noise during the automatic transmission, unless there is a move in the moment of switching gears. Fluid must be replaced about every 50-70 thousand miles. And if the car is Mazda (Mazda) is operated in a rather harsh conditions (eg, taxis, private tow, travel to rural or mountainous terrain) - is already changing in 25-30 thousand km. If the transmission is "automatic", it only applies specially designed for her oil ATF (Automatic Transmission Fluid). If you look at the form, then it is red and almost odorless. Use...

1. Turn the headlight dial on the dash to 0. This ensures that the power to the headlight assembly is turned off. Shut down the X5s engine; pull the hood release lever and open the hood. 2. Look at the back panel of the headlight assembly to find the turn signal. The turn signal is the outermost bub in the assembly. Its right on the edge of the interior fender liner on either side of the X5. Youll see a plastic cap. 3. Rotate the plastic cap to the left to remove it. Now youll see the turn signal bulb. 4. Turn the bulb holder to the left to disconnect it. The bulb is now free from the assembly. Pull the connection to unplug the wiring from the bulb holder. 5. Attach the replacement bulbs holder to the wiring. It simply plugs in. Place the new bulb into the assembly and turn it to the right. Attach the plastic cap and rotate it to the right to recover the bulb holder.

1. Engage the parking brake, and turn the ignition off. 2. Open the hood, and locate the electrical connector, found at the rear of the headlamp assembly. Press the tab to detach the connector. 3. Remove the dust cover from the rear of the headlamp assembly, by pulling it off. Grab the base of the headlamp socket, and turn it, counterclockwise, to remove it from the assembly. 4. Pull the old bulb from the socket to remove it. Insert the new bulb into the socket, and insert the socket into the rear of the assembly. Turn the socket clockwise, securing it. 5. Replace the dust cover, and reattach the electrical connector to the rear of the headlamp assembly. Close the hood, and test the new headlamp.

1. Ensure the power to the headlight is turned off. The way to be completely sure is to disconnect the battery from the Mercedes C240. 2. Open the headlight cover. To gain access, open the hood and locate the headlight cover at the front of your Mercedes, on either side of the front grille. The cover opens by pressing the clamp that secures the compartment. 3. Pull the electrical connecting wire from the bulb. Remove the retaining spring to remove the bulb. The spring does not need to be fully removed; un-clipping one side will provide access to the bulb. 4. Insert the new bulb. Only handle the bulb with paper or cloth--no skin to glass contact. Connect the power wire to the base of the new bulb. 5. Click into place the retaining spring. Replace the headlight cover (snaps into place). 6. Reconnect the battery and test the new headlight.

1. Open your Mercedes hood so you can access the belt. Be sure the engine is cool before operating. 2. Loosen every bolt in the series that binds the belt into place. Take special care to remember the pattern in which the fan belt is attached. This is the same pattern youll follow to route the new fan belt. Do not remove the bolts, simply loosen them so that the belt looses tension at each point. 3. Pull the belt out of each connection, making sure you leave it intact so that you can compare it to the new belt. 4. Stretch the old and new belts out completely with both hands. Compare the size of each belt to make sure the new belt will fit your Mercedes engine. 5. Route the belt along each pulley, following the pattern you took note of when loosening the tension. Press down with a free hand after connecting the belt to each pulley so that you continuously create tension in the belt. 6. Tighten the belt at each point along the pattern by turning the bolts hard to the right, w...

1. First, select the new headlights you want to install. The Audi TT can use a high-intensity discharge (HID) bulb or an light-emitting diode (LED) package. Choose which one you want from an auto parts store. 2. To access the headlights, you must pop the trunk and remove the headlights from behind the casings. Open the trunk and find the back of the headlight wires. These should feed right into the middle of the headlight assembly. 3. Loosen the securing screws around the headlight connection. The connection is a small plastic piece at the end of the wires. Some twisting and maneuvering may be needed to get at the screws. Loosen all the screws but do not completely remove them. 4. Once the screws are loosened, twist the headlight connector until it pulls freely out of the headlamp case. The bulb and connector will come out together. 5. Release the headlight bulb from the connector by depressing the clip or attachment (some models may have different types of clips) and pull ou...