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Automotive Floor Mats are the first line of defense for your car, truck or SUV’s precious factory flooring. That presents floor mats with the tough task of being able to withstand varying levels of abuse on a regular basis whilst providing an additional level of comfort and complimenting the vehicles interior aesthetic.

Vehicle manufacturers have attempted to solve the unique problems floor mats face by creating a multitude of material types, each aimed at providing adequate protection for a vehicle’s intended use.

Aftermarket carpet and floor mat manufacturers offer products using materials and colors designed to match the OEMs whilst offering improvements upon the originals.

What Original Materials Are Available?

Cutpile

- Cut Pile is composed of 100% Nylon yarn.

- Tufted to a 1/8 gauge cut pile, it contains 14 ounces of yarn per square yard.

- Cut Pile has been an original material in most domestic vehicles since around 1974.

- Cut Pile material can have Mass backing. Mass backing is an approximately 45mil thick EVA material. It’s a great sound and heat barrier and increases the overall appearance of the carpet after installation.

- Cut Pile material width is 78 inches.

Loop

- Loop material is composed of 100% 6,6 Nylon yarn called Raylon

- Tufted to a 1/8 gauge, Loop contains 20 ounces of yarn per square yard.

- Loop material was originally used in vehicles that were manufactured before 1974.

- Loop material can have Mass backing. Loop material width is 78 inches.

Nylon

- Nylon is composed of 100% Nylon yarn.

- Tufted to a 1/8 gauge, Nylon contains 12 ounces of yarn per square yard.

- Nylon material was originally used in the late 1960 model Fords.

- Nylon material is available with our optional Mass backing.

- Nylon material width is 78 inches.

Truvette

- Truvette is composed of 100% Nylon yarn.

- Tufted to a 5/64 gauge, Truvette contains 14 ounces of yarn per square yard.

- Truvette material was introduced in the early 1990s for Corvettes.

- Truvette material can have Mass backing. Mass backing is an approximately 45mil thick EVA material.

- Truvette material width is 78 inches.

Daytona

- Daytona weave carpet is composed of Cotton, Nylon, and Rayon yarn.

- Daytona contains 27.5 ounces of yarn per square yard and is a loop style carpet.

- Daytona weave carpet was introduced around 1954 for GM vehicles.

- Foam backing only, Daytona cannot be molded or Mass backed. It is hand cut and sewn with the utmost quality control.

- Daytona material width is 54 inches

Batteries are an essential part of a vehicle and should not be overlooked. Without a healthy battery, the car stands still. We are responsible for how long they can support our vehicle. To extend their lifespan, we need to properly maintain them. Maintenance free batteries are slowly taking over lead-acid batteries but it is important to understand that the basic principle remains the same. We will discuss all the important aspects of a battery in this article.

How does a battery work?

Lead acid car batteries are energy storing devices made up of lead and lead dioxide plates. These plates are submerged into an electrolyte solution. The percentage of water is 65% and sulphuric acid contributes 35% to this solution. When the battery is used to start the car, it gets discharged. The sulphuric acid in the electrolyte solution gets depleted leaving a higher proportion of water. The sulfate is returned to the acid during the charging process. The battery provides high current required by the starter motor to crank the engine of the car. Once the engine is started, the battery is again recharged by the engine driven charging system. In this process, the alternator takes necessary energy from the rotation of engine through a belt to charge up the battery. When the engine is running, the alternator generates electricity for the electrical equipment of the car.

What makes a battery weak?

When the car is exposed to direct sunlight in summers for longer periods of time, it accelerates the process of corrosion and evaporates the electrolyte. This reduces the life of a battery making it weaker. So, avoid getting your car heated by sunlight by parking in a suitable shade.

A battery must be fitted properly to avoid any sort of vibrations. These vibrations over the time shake the plates around which in turn make the internal connections lose. As a result, the battery would not get properly charged.

Once you start the car, make sure to drive it for enough time for the battery to get recharged again. The alternator takes time to recharge the battery after it has released its energy while starting the engine. Otherwise, the battery will stay undercharged which is not sufficient to provide high current to the starting motor.

Keeping the headlights or music system on while the engine is shut down drains the battery over the time. Avoid plugging in a charger for a longer period of times to prevent the battery from discharging.

Corrosion on battery terminals is as harmful to the battery as anything else. Always clean the battery terminals carefully once or twice in a month. Make sure to wear gloves and eye protection. The white powder on terminals is toxic and should not be allowed to come in contact with the skin.

Signs that indicate battery replacement:

There are a couple of signs that may indicate your battery is getting weak and needs a replacement.

• The bright headlights of the car become slightly dim when the engine is turned off.
• The starter motor turns slowly when you start the car due to the low current provided by the battery.

There are a few visual signs that indicate the battery needs a replacement.

• An internal short circuit or overcharging leads to a swollen battery. If you see signs of bulging anywhere around the battery, replace it.
• Examine the battery case carefully for any damage to the battery case.

RECHARGE or RENEWABLE POWER is the slogan as of now in the automobile industry, especially the car manufacturing houses are aiming to develop electric cars and tap the government subsidies. For instance Mahindra has e2oPlus and eVerito whilst Tata Motors is planning to bring out an electric version of Nano, in addition to working broadly with the State-owned Energy Efficiency Services Ltd (ESSL) on (EVs) electric vehicles. It’s not only the case with Tata, every player in the automobile sector is up on the toes to change the game using ‘ELECTRICITY’. Whilst many electric cars are doing rounds on foreign roads the Indian roads are yet to see them move. For time being let us see which of the best electric cars are already making tours somewhere else.

Chevy Bolt EV:

Its sickening to see that the US-based Chevrolet is slowly slipping away from the Indian market but people wish it hits back with a bang with it’s Chevy Bolt EV. This classy car powered with a torque of 266-pound-feet is said to last nearly 238 miles (roughly 380 kms). Priced about $36,000, this classical Bolt is the finest example to say that decent things arrive in small yet powerful packages. It is a 5-seater solid hatchback that has 10.2 inches infotainment system which supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Hyundai Ioniq Electric:

It’s extremely high in looks and a top-class example for top class features. It has a steering wheel wrapped in leather, comfy front seats, automatic AC, 7 inches’ touchscreen amongst many other features. It runs nearly 124 miles on one charge. Priced under $30,000, Ioniq is available in 3 variants – plug-in hybrid, electric car and a traditional hybrid as usual.

BMW i3:

Fuse luxury car specifications and an eccentric design you get all new BMW i3. 170 horsepower gives it the robustness and it comes with 114 miles range. BMW i3, rightly a distinctive style statement costs about $42,000. It’s expensive but its a desirable for the sheer fact that it is stylish.

Tesla Model S:

If you really love having EV then go for this, it is beautiful, stylish and totally a vehicle with real stuff. Tesla says proudly that this is the car that has the maximum range in comparison to any of its competitors at present. With just single charge it travels all the way 335 miles. You know what? It also catches 60mph from 0 in 2.5 sec. It costs about $70,000 and rightly the finest electric car.

Kia Soul EV:

This is one more breath-taking car with boxy design – it perfectly showcases distinction and style. It has a range of 93 miles and is completely spacious and comfortable. Coming with 109HP it can easily accommodate 5 people giving fullest comfort. It is priced at about $34,000.

Nissan Leaf:

Leaf from Nissan as of now can be called the most renowned amongst EVs as it has its own valid and solid reasons for this. The 40-kWh battery in it allows breakless 400 km journey with 1 full charge. The battery takes something around 8 to sixteen hours to get charged (based on the input power capacity). At just about $30,000, this Japanese car is also elegant in design.

1. Right Dealer for Test Drive
Choosing the right dealer is important; most dealers will have a single range of autos from specified auto maker. Sometimes there is good resemblance in a SUV and a Mini Van for people transportation. There is a need to know every make and model out there. But if you’re opting to buy a used vehicle then it is different strategy. Then it’s best to choose a dealer who does not specializes in one brand of vehicles but can provide more test rides from different makers inside your desired needs. And remember you will be shelling out a reasonable fee for some broker too.

2. Second Opinion that Makes Sense
After test-driving at least 3 different auto brands things will be visible that which of the three vehicles really suits your needs. Before submitting yourself to the dealer, make sure you ask for a second opinion about the vehicle you are about to sign purchase contract. The sense prevails after a new model hits the market and the resale value of second-hand does not go down for first three years.

3. Minor Changes vs Full Model Change
This is very important to understand about minor changes Vs Full model change. Minor changes in any model cannot reflect on an overall body design change. It can be Front grill, head-lights, tail lights, interior or mechanical change in oversizing or downsizing the engine. People often clean closets, change wallpaper, or rearrange and buy new furniture; for your new car also you have to set up the stage. It’s not like buying a can of soda, so that you can throw it away if it doesn’t taste good to you but most car owners get attached to their cars.

Major changes imply that the whole design + interior + Specs are changed by the automaker. Major changes in family cars happen in about 5 years, and normally between 7- 10 years in 4-runners, trucks and buses. Japanese automakers are very dynamic and the others follow them in making the changes to their line-ups.

4. Financing your new Car
Mostly the new cars are purchased via 3rd. party financing and the dealers have a financing schemes too. There is less possibility of buying on cash basis but if one can afford then nothing like it. If you are a regular changer then a lease plan is also available at most of the dealers, say 3-5 or 7 years lease plan. Please have a chat with your tax advisor as how to approach about the financing. Like the 3 above points this is also a very important one. Sometimes to promote any model the dealers introduce very low interest rates as low as 1%-2% annually. If it is 3rd. party financing, then you have to study about the pros and cons of the schemes, because sometimes you will be paying as much as 10% annual interest which might affect your budget.

5. Insurance in Detail
Recently a senate bill 1567 has taken effect about prohibition of other drivers to drive a car owned by a family. This means that the households cannot drive family car if their name is not covered by the insurance company or if they are not the policy owner.

Same rules actually apply all over the world, but look at the individual policy about car theft and damage occurred due to nature eg; floods, hurricanes etc. Look at the payment options provided by your insurance company. Also, checkout if your car claims are handled by in-house adjusters or some 3rd. party adjusters. This will save you from a great hassle and loss of time.

It’s better that you do your research before getting an air purifier. However, opting for the best device is not enough. You also need to learn how to use it the right way. However, before you learn to use it, make sure you following the tips given below to get the best air purifier. Read on to find out more.

1. Opt for the Best Location

Since air purifiers have fans that pull the air in, they must be given enough breathing space in the room they are placed in. Therefore, make sure you to put the device a couple of feet away from the wall or any other type of obstruction.

Aside from this, since the device comes in different sizes, it’s important that you choose the right size based on the size of your room, office or bedroom.

2. Point it in the Right Direction

If you have a big room, the flow of fresh, clean air from the device should be directed towards the place where you spend most of your time. On the other hand, if you are going to place it in a small room, the choice of spot won’t be important as the clean air will move around the entire room.

3. Don’t Turn the unit Off

If you are a smoker or someone in your family has a respiratory illness, such as asthma, make sure you keep the device operational all day long. Nowadays, air purifiers are quite energy efficient. Therefore, you don’t need to worry even if you keep them on for hours.

Like cleaning your house, keeping the air in your home fresh is equally important. After all, you don’t want to breathe in dirty air.

4. Keep the Doors and Windows Closed

Just like an air conditioner, an air purifier won’t be able to clean the outdoor air. Therefore, you don’t want to keep the doors and windows closed while the device is turned on.

Aside from this, you may want to seal the leaky doors or windows. This is important if you want to prevent the purified air from getting out of your rooms.

5. Change the Filters on a Regular Basis

Before you buy one, make sure you do your research. Ideally, you should get a unit that comes with carbon and HEPA filters. Once you have bought it, you should follow the recommendations given by the manufacturer when it comes to maintaining the unit.

The filters need to be replaced on an annual basis. If the unit has washable units, they should be taken out and cleaned every couple of days. Since the unit works only if the filters are in working order, make sure you don’t allow the filters to get clogged.

1. Do your research!

Find the right keyword

Keywords – the words you think people will use to find your website and in turn buy your products. That’s what it’s all about! It all starts with finding the right keywords.

Find the best keywords using tools such as Wordtracker. You are looking for keywords / phrases that carry the most traffic (volume) and yet are still viable targets (KEI). In a nutshell, the words people use a lot and we can still get good results for.

KEI or Keyword Effectiveness Index is a measure of a keywords performance. It is a mathematical equation that compares the popularity of a keyword against it’s competition. The higher the value the higher your chances of getting a result.
KEI of less than 0.1 is not really viable. You would need to throw everything at this keyword to get results.

Competitors to that keyword?

Use a backlinks tool (there are loads on the internet to choose from) to research their link popularity. Gives some indication as to how many links are needed to get results.

No1 competitor HTML

Check their website code for keyword density, H1, H2, H3, Title tags etc, basically looking for any area we can improve.

2. Improve your HTML

Improve your HTML to be w3c valid, semantic mark-up, correct use of keyword rich tags; Title, H1,H2,H3 etc. Very importantly, take the time to write your own text content for your pages – don’t copy / paste your way to full content.

Search engines know if it’s found the exact text content elsewhere and may put your webpage in to it’s supplemental index as a result. Try getting pages out of there! Better to write your own good content to start with and get a friend to proof read it for typos etc.

Some HTML tips with SEO in mind:

Write a good meta tag description – put phone numbers at the end of this. Google uses this tag as the text for your listing IF you do not have a listing in DMOZ, in that case it takes the description from there.

Some people pick up the phone and dial numbers straight form the search results pages. You may not have had the click but you have had a customer call you.

Title tag – Write a keyword rich title tag, most important keywords first. 60 characters max.

Keywords tag – things have changed since the bad old days of spam SEOing. If you include a keywords tag it is good practice to only include words that appear in your body content. This tag is all but redundant now.

Write clean code. Link to external stylesheets and Javascript files. Use semantic mark-up. Your first few lines of code after the body tag should be a H1 tag (with your chosen keywords of course!) Why not follow this up with a sub heading H2 with even more keywords in?

Write good copy that reads well to a human and includes keywords for the search engines. Do not shoe horn keywords in or overdo it. The search engines are always looking for pages that work well for humans – NOT search engine robots. Maybe bold or italicize a paragraph (with keywords) this places a little more importance on those words.

If you have to have flash files or lots of images, use CSS positioning to place those div elements at the bottom of your code. Your code should be HTML light and text content heavy for best results. Good content as near to the top of your code as possible.

Navigation – Use text links, get a keyword in if you can but it’s not always possible. Always use absolute links with a title and not relative links.

Links to your homepage should always be to the domain name itself and not /index.html. If you don’t, the search engines will think you have two homepages – one at the domain name and one at mywebsite.co.uk/index.html. This will result in watered down pagerank for your homepage at the very least.

Solving the engine blow-by problem.

This article reviews the causes and remedies of engine blow-by. Some of the service tips individuals and mechanics are using to limit blow-by are taken from web page links at the bottom of the article.

Solving the engine blow-by problem. What is blow-by?

Blow-by refers to excessive combustion and fuel vapors that have slipped pass the engines pistons. Its nasty, cooking hot vapors then mix with the engine oils in a negative way.

In years pass auto makers vented blow-by via a vent tube into the air. Vented to the air, blow-by harms and pollutes the air, causes breathing problems in the young, harms vegetation, and poisons water in lakes and rivers.

In many cases, blow-by and exhaust fumes both mixed with upper layers of atmosphere. There, a more harmful chemical reaction called smog, occurs. This happens when sunlight passes through it. Smog, a stronger poison conversion of blow-by further deepens the harmful aggravation to life and living things. Blow-by is not good!

With worldwide pressures and laws, car makers were forced to do something to stop or control blow-by, and limit harmful exhaust. It does so with anti-smog making systems for motors. We call these “emission controls” – and all engines now have them.

Normally, in a good engine, with clean internal conditions in the cylinder and combustion area of the motor, clean conditions limit combustions blow-by escape pass the pistons. What does escape is recycled back into the combustion for reuse. 25,000 fuel and combustion services keep the system clean.

Most engines require a “smog service” every 25,000 miles for a normal long life. Some brands of smog service additives also end the blow-by problem. We use those brands. At links given below.

Since the blow-by term refers to excessive amounts of blow-by pressure in the crankcase – it means, resources to properly remove blow-by are over taxed.

When it’s your engine problem – here’s how to handle its solution.

Blow-by can originate from 3 causes:

1. Worn or sticky piston rings, or valve guides. Their wear gaps.
2. A plugged up crankcase recirculating system. Can be stopped up.
3. Leaking O-rings or gaskets in the pressure side of a supercharger.

Remedies:

1. For problem one, it’s time for a new engine. [$4000 up]. However, additive treatments are available to return blow-by to normal, and gain years more good life from the engine. All at a fraction of new engine expense.
2. For problem two. The engine crankcase ventilation system is not sucking out combustion blow-by. Not sending it to be re-burnt in the combustion cycle again. This can be from a dirty PCV Valve [under $25 replacement cost], or plugged up system orifice. Its usually a mechanic who will stick a wire into the orifice, and or spray carb cleaner into the orifice to open and restore its suction of crankcase blow-by fumes.
3. For problem three. A mechanic skilled in the supercharger system will find the troublesome gasket or o-ring, replace them, and verify leakage of pressurized air into the motor has stopped. Ending that cause of blow-by.

In my shop, and in my training classes for mechanics, I demo usage of several additives to clean the blow-by PCV system. These include the Mega Power Brand Emission System Service Treatment Additives. Their product contain the ingredient power needed to clean sticky piston rings – ending that blow-by cause.

Such a service can now be performed by anyone wanting to end the problem themselves. See links below. Doing so, select product with dual, engine tune up, injector, and combustion, piston ring cleaning values. Look also for cleaners and polymers to free piston rings, and fill engine worn spaces – all aids correcting the blow-by problem.

An air purifier has internal fans to pull the air in through several filters. The role of these filters is to remove different types of harmful airborne particles, such as bacteria, pollen and dust. After filtration, the air is thrown back into the room. And this process keeps going to ensure your environment is healthy.

Why Should You Go For a Purifier?

If you are new to these products and don’t know if you should use them, given below are 10 reasons to buy one.

Clean Air

With an air purifier, you can make sure that your family has fresh air to breath in. According to the EPA estimates, indoor air is much dirtier than open air. According to some research studies, it’s a hundred times dirtier. Therefore, by installing this product, you can clean the air in your rooms.

Unpleasant Odors

Another problem we face is the unpleasant odors. The smell coming from your kitchen can turn into a bad odor over time. They help clean the air and remove bad odors at the same time.

Airborne Allergens

Another reason why you should go for an air purifier is that they help remove airborne allergens. If you have pets in your home, chances are that you have airborne allergens in your home. The role of these devices is to trap the allergens and prevent them from setting in your rooms.

Neutralizing Smoke

Air purifiers can also help with the neutralization of smoke. The smoke may come from a fireplace, for instance. Therefore, you can install one of these devices to purify the air in your home by getting rid of smoke.

Trapping Dust

We know that dust is everywhere. Regardless of how you keep your house clean, know that dust will always accumulate. With an air purifier, you can filter the air to get rid of dust. This will prevent the accumulation of debris and keep the air clean.

Airborne Bacteria

Another role of these devices is to remove 99% airborne bacteria. We know that tin airborne particles, such as mild spores and pollen float around in your rooms. They can make you sick. Therefore, with the help of filters in these devices, we can remove 99% airborne bacteria.

Seasonal Allergens

We know that seasonal allergens can be problematic for many people. With air purifiers, you can get rid of these allergens without any problem.

Germs

We know germs spread sickness everywhere. They can cause flue and cold, especially in kids. An easy solution to solve this problem is to install UV bulbs and air purifiers. They can kill 99.97% germs in the air.