It cannot be understated how important it is to warm your car before you drive it. Learn about the importance of warming your vehicle before you drive it with help from an expert in the automotive industry in this free video clip.

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When you’re getting a car stereo for the first time, you wanna ask yourself, “”What are you looking to get out of this stereo? Are you looking to play a form of media that you couldn’t play before? Like an iPod? Are you looking for better sound? Are your looking for more bass?”” A lot of times it’s easier to just replace your head unit, which is the main part that you put the CD in and plug iPods into, but often times it’s not really possible.

You’re gonna want to go to a local car stereo shop and consult with a professional. You need somebody who has experience to look at your car, determine what can be changed, how it can be changed and how it’s gonna be done properly. If you plan on doing it yourself, you’re gonna wanna do proper research and maybe even go to a car stereo shop to ask what type of parts you’re gonna need.

For instance, if you wanna play your iPod, there are interfaces we could add to make that play; if you want more bass, we can add a sub-woofer and an amplifier and if you want better sound, we may be able to replace your speakers or add an amplifier or a sound processor without replacing the head unit at all. When you’re looking to change a stereo, you may want to ask yourself, what you’re looking to gain by that. Is it better sound? Is it better features? You wanna be able to play your ipod? These are all things that could potentially cut your costs in half. You may not need to change every single component of your car stereo, just to give it a little bit more bass. Changing your speakers isn’t always the answer.

Sometimes changing the head unit’s a better idea. Sometimes adding an amplifier with a little bit of bass’ll give you that extra bit of impact that you need. A lot of people will jump straight to the “Big Box Store” because they know that the “Big Box Store” has a big selection and that they have lots of salespeople and help that is readily available; but I tend to recommend the local car stereo shop because, typically, you’re gonna have more dedicated professionals with a lot more experience. You’re gonna get better work done to your car, you’re gonna get better advice, and a lot of times, you’re gonna have higher-end brands to choose from.

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5 Other Tips For New Drivers.

About the first tip, there are times when you should look in the mirrors when backing up, like when you want to know if you’re too close to something that you already know is there (example, when you do a 90° parking between two cars and want to check the distance between you car and the others. Still, you should alternate between checking the mirrors and turning your head).
Note: While I try to make my videos as universal as possible, rules and laws may vary according to the place where you’re driving and might be different from the ones in this video. Always drive according to the laws and rules that apply to the place where you are driving. Requirements at the driving exam may also be different than the ones shown here. Always respect the requirements that apply to the place where you are passing your driving exam. This video is not meant to replace your official driving courses.

40 FUEL ECONOMY TIPS

TIP NUMBER 1: Do not exceed the indicated speed limit.

TIP NUMBER 2: Do not open your window when travelling especially at high speeds.

TIP NUMBER 3: Avoid packing items on top of your car.

TIP NUMBER 4: Take the aerodynamic shape of your vehicle into account when buying your vehicle.

TIP NUMBER 5: Inflate your tyres properly.

TIP NUMBER 6: Prefer rib type tyres which are better with regard to rolling resistance than block type tyres. Choose low aspect ratio tyres which are stiffer, allowing for less flexing under load, thus they typically have lower rolling resistance compared to high aspect ratio tyres.

TIP NUMBER 7: Buy second hand, good condition tires.

TIP NUMBER 8: Choose a vehicle suitable for your needs. Do you really need a power-hungry car?

TIP NUMBER 9: Using 4-wheel drive reduces fuel economy. Prefer to use 2-wheel drive cars.

TIP NUMBER 10: Remove the excessive weight from your vehicle.

TIP NUMBER 11: Fuel also contributes to weight.

TIP NUMBER 12: Plan your journey more wisely. Take the amount of traffic, possibly congested routes and the time of the day into account.

TIP NUMBER 13: In cold weather, wait for the engine to warm up a bit.

TIP NUMBER 14: Incorrect axle alignment influences rolling resistance and increases fuel consumption.

TIP NUMBER 15: Prefer not to drive when raining due to water drag effect as you drive on the road.

TIP NUMBER 16: Stop aggressive driving.

TIP NUMBER 17: Do not over-rev.

TIP NUMBER 18: Gear fast, run slow and accelerate slowly.

TIP NUMBER 19: Avoid unnecessary idling. Turn off the engine if you anticipate a wait.

TIP NUMBER 20: Use overdrive gears and cruise control when appropriate.

TIP NUMBER 21: Any electrical equipment in use worsens the fuel economy of the vehicle with air conditioning being the biggest culprit.

TIP NUMBER 22: Exploit the force of gravity when going down the hills.

TIP NUMBER 23: Avoid coming to a complete stop whenever possible.

TIP NUMBER 24: When approaching red traffic lights, either let the car roll itself on gear or select the neutral gear to roll it.

TIP NUMBER 25: Keep your engine tuned. Tuning your engine according to your owner’s manual can increase gas mileage by an average of 4%.

TIP NUMBER 26: Change your oil regularly.

TIP NUMBER 27: Check and replace air filters regularly.

TIP NUMBER 28: Consider the alternative vehicles.

TIP NUMBER 29: Hybrid Electric Vehicles offer another option for car buyers. These vehicles combine the benefits of gasoline engines and electric motors and can be configured to achieve different objectives, such as improved fuel economy and increased power.

TIP NUMBER 30: Consider using the public transport such as underground, overground or bus.

TIP NUMBER 31: Use a bicycle or just walk if your destination is near.

TIP NUMBER 32: Get in the habit of saving all your fuel receipts, recording distance travelled and fuel economy (MPG).

TIP NUMBER 33: Leave for your destination a little early so you don’t feel pressure to drive faster, brake later and otherwise fall back into bad habits.

TIP NUMBER 34: Travelling at a constant speed on a freeway within a flow of traffic (in the same direction) is more efficient than going the same speed in isolation.

TIP NUMBER 35: If you regularly travel the same roads, make an effort to memorize.

TIP NUMBER 36: In multi-lane traffic, choose the “lane of least resistance” to avoid unnecessary and unpredictable braking/changes in speed.

TIP NUMBER 37: Parking in the shade will keep the inside of your vehicle cooler, which can help you minimize use of air conditioning.

TIP NUMBER 38: Maintain appropriate following distance to prevent constant brakes which will reduce your speed.

TIP NUMBER 39: New forced induction engines tend to use less fuel than their naturally aspirated cousins. Forced induction includes any type of turbocharger or supercharger that forces air into the combustion chamber.

TIP NUMBER 40: Constantly investigate to find out new ways to improve fuel economy.

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And SOME MORE TIPS:

TIP NUMBER 41: Rough asphalt increases tyre losses by ~ 7% compared to smooth asphalt.

TIP NUMBER 42: Do not change gears excessively. Use brakes to slow down.

TIP NUMBER 43: Low gears shifted at low revs give max torque. Higher gears at higher revs give max power. So use torque or power depending on the need.

TIP NUMBER 44: Changing to small diameter drive tyres increases engine RPM but may disturb fuel economy.

TIP NUMBER 45: Share your car with family members or friends. If 5 people are going to the same destination, it is sensible to use just one car rather than more.

When to change gears in a manual / stick shift car http://www.driving-school-beckenham.c…

Learning to drive in a manual car? Want to know when to change gears in a stick shift? This video might help. When to change gear in a manual car can start off being a bit tricky. The best way to know when to change up gears in a stick shift is when the engine sound is louder and it sounds like it’s working too hard. When to change down gears is once you’ve slowed down, the engine starts to struggle and it makes a lower sound or when you stop and need to go again (always move off in 1st gear).

How to change gears (palming method) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFP7k…

How to change gears in a manual/stick shift car:
You would have to come off gas, press down the clutch, change gears, release the clutch gently and then back on gas.

When to change down gears in a manual car:
You would have to change down gears once you have slowed down and then you’d have to change to a gear that matched your speed. You can also block gear change, for example 3rd to 1st. It basically means skipping gears. It is possible to do this changing up gears too but is less commonly used.

When to change up gears in a manual car:
Speed up first and build up momentum and then you can change gears. Be careful not to over rev your car. If you’re going uphill or you have extra weight in your car then make sure that you speed up a little extra first before changing up gears.

You can stop in any gear, but if you want to move off again then make sure that you’re in 1st gear or the car could stall and switch off.

Make sure that you’re in the correct gear for what you’re approaching. If you’re about to turn or go onto a roundabout then slow down and change down gears before.

Low gears are best for steep hills as they have the most power. If you’re driving uphill then make sure that you speed up and build up momentum before changing up gears or the car will slow down and possibly stall.

Please note that every car is different. Listen to the sound it makes and you will get used to when to change gears.

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Here’s a video with some cool driving tips for new and not so new drivers, and some of the most frequently asked questions during driving lessons. If you have any questions, comments, suggestions for videos etc., don’t hesitate leave them in the comments.

Note: While I try to make my videos as universal as possible, rules and laws may vary according to the place where you’re driving and might be different from the ones in this video. Always drive according to the laws and rules that apply to the place where you are driving. Requirements at the driving exam may also be different than the ones shown here. Always respect the requirements that apply to the place where you are passing your driving exam. This video is not meant to replace your official driving courses.