New Auto Accessories

New Auto Meter 4321 Ultra-Lite Mechanical Oil Pressure Gauge

noreply@blogger.com (Jeff Roberts) — Fri, 05 Aug 2011 19:01:00 +0000

Just added at NewAutoAccessories.com is the Auto Meter 4321 Ultra-Lite mechanical oil gauge. This is a high quality gauge just like all Auto Meter products. The gauge is silver with black lettering and an orange indicator. Comes with copper tubing and can be used on applications with out using power. For more information about this product click Auto Meter 4321 Ultra-Lite Mechanical Oil Pressure Gauge

New Sunpro CP8206 Styleline Mechanical Oil Pressure Gauge

noreply@blogger.com (Jeff Roberts) — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 00:49:00 +0000

Just added the Sunpro Cp8206 Styleline Mechanical Oil Pressure Gauge product pace to New Auto Accessories. This is a sharp looking gauge with a chrome benzel and white face with black lettering and a red indicator that sweeps 270 degrees from 0 to 100 psi.

For quality and value you will not find a better deal. For more information click here Sunpro CP8206

Sunpro CP8216 Mechanical Oil Pressure Gauge

noreply@blogger.com (Jeff Roberts) — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 21:59:00 +0000

Just added at New Auto Accessories! Sunpro CP8216 Mechanical Oil Pressure Gauge! Sunpro has been delivering performance products for almost 60 years. Click here to compare prices and products.

Acura Auto Accessories

noreply@blogger.com (Jeff Roberts) — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 00:51:00 +0000

Acura Auto Accessories webpage has been added to New Auto Accessories website. Please come by and check out what we have.

There are Acura Auto Accessories specific to your Model.

Cargo Liners
License Frames
Key Chains
Body Kits
Decals
Floor Mats
Stereo Accessories
Seat Covers

and many more Acura Auto Accessories

Orlando Website Traffic

noreply@blogger.com (Jeff Roberts) — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 02:22:00 +0000

At New Auto Accessories we have partnered with Orlando Website Traffic to optimize our website and improve our search engine marketing.

We are looking forward to their help in helping us to help you to find the auto accessories you are looking for.

They specialize in local business in Orlando Florida and surrounding areas. If you are interested in their help contact them at jeff.roberts@orlandowebsitetraffic.com .

Chevy Steering Wheel Covers

noreply@blogger.com (Jeff Roberts) — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 19:10:00 +0000

New Auto Accessories has just published a new page of products. Chevy Steering Wheel Covers there are several styles of covers all specifically made for the Chevy enthusiast.

Steering Wheel Covers have been found to help when a car is old enough the steering wheel gets too slick to grasp. Compared to having to replace a steering wheel a cover is a much more cost effective decision.

Steering wheel covers also can cover an unsightly steering wheel and can give your vehicle it own style. An extra bonus that steering wheel covers give you is their ability to stay cooler to the touch when you get into your car on a hot day.

Check out the selection of Chevy Steering Wheel Covers at New Auto Accessories.

Affiliate Marketing Blog I found.

noreply@blogger.com (Jeff Roberts) — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 02:47:00 +0000

I realize this is off my normal subject matter, but thought it may help some of you.

I have been looking for online help to better market my site and came across this blog. It only has a few posts but reads like there may be something to it. I checked out one of the adds and it has helped me to figure out how to make my sites perform better.

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Roof Top Cargo Carriers

noreply@blogger.com (Jeff Roberts) — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 14:31:00 +0000

Spring is here and summer is on the way and many will be starting or planning your next road trip. One new auto accessory to consider is the roof top cargo carrier. This is a cargo bag or box that attaches to the sport rack of your car or SuV. It allows for you to pack your luggage on top of your car, SUV, or van giving your more space for the idividual. On long trips with children this extra space can save your vacation from being horrible. Roof top cargo carriers come in different sizes from 15 cubic feet to as much as 25 cubic feet. They come in both a cargo bag which is a soft side and a cargo box which is a hard side. They range from $45 to as much as $650. I you are interested check out these two sites: Featured Roof Top Cargo Carriers and Roof Top Cargo Carriers

Do you need and Oxygen Sensor?

noreply@blogger.com (Jeff Roberts) — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 01:19:00 +0000

With the price of gasoline in the headlines each day and the political correctness of being "green", I thought I would write a short article about Oxygen Sensors.

Oxygen sensors adjust the air fuel ratio in a combustion engine by sending a specific voltage to the ECM(electronic control module). There are several other sensors that also send signals to the ECM. All of these sensors together control the emission control system. The ECM uses all of the information together to trim the air fuel ratio. The oxygen sensor is a key component of the system.

Oxygen sensors started coming out in American cars in the 1980s. The early versions of the oxygen sensors were quite simple and only had one wire which transmitted the voltage. These types are called unheated. Later versions had their own heaters, had three wires, and were called heated. In the early version the car had to warm up before the oxygen sensor could properly work. The later versions heat up almost immediately helping to get better gas mileage and less exhaust gases. There are some later models that have an even better oxygen sensor in them, but I am not going there in this article.

If the oxygen sensor fails your car will still run, but it will run inefficiently and cause increased fuel usage as well as exhaust emissions. The unheated versions usually last about 50,000 miles and the heated about 100,000 miles. Soot build up is the main cause of failure for an oxygen sensor. Because of this, often the second sensor does not last as long as the first. This is mostly because of wear and dirt in other parts of the engine.

I have read that a bad oxygen senor can cause as much as a 20% drop in mileage. I personally think the range is between 8 and 10%. It would mainly depend on your driving conditions and the condition of the vehicle. I have a 15 gallon tank and have to fill up about once a week. So a 10% increase would be about $6 a week or $300 a year savings. That is more than enough to pay for a new oxygen sensor if needed.

span style="font-family:verdana;">In almost all cars if the oxygen sensor fails, your engine light will come on, however in older cars the light may be burned out, or if you have purchased a used car from someone not so honest they may have disconnected this light. I have seen this done before. In fact it was done on the car I mention below. I suggest that anytime you have your car tuned up you make sure to ask to have the oxygen sensor tested. In newer cars this is quite simple because they can plug into the ECM and get a report back on the condition of the oxygen sensor. But, in the older cars the engine light comes on and the ECM just gives a signal that the oxygen sensor is bad. In the older cars the signal is not as reliable. I once had an oxygen sensor signal on a 1991 Mitsubishi that ended up being a bad ECM. If you are working on your own car a good car manual will advise you on how to check your sensor.

One more thing to add. I would also suggest that if you replace the oxygen sensor yourself, that you buy a brand name after market sensor. Don't buy the cheapest part offered. There are some good sensors from new companies out there, but there are also some that will appear and work good initially but, fail after 5000 to 7500 miles.The good companies will back their products with a good warranty.

Jeff Roberts

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