Car stuff

July 25,2018
I thought I organize my car posts a little better so I will be adding those links here to make them easier to find. Anything car related I'll just post here.

Automotive parts links.
https://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/car-parts.html

Car batteries.
https://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/car-batteries.html

1993 Previa OEM radio replacement.
https://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_18.html

RYX 400A Feelpower car battery jumper
https://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_5.html

Installing driving/fog lights in a 91 Miata.

https://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/installing-drivingfog-lights-in-91-miata.html

1991 Miata catalytic converter.
http://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/1991-miata-catalytic-converter-for.html

Jensen VX7010 car radio.
http://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/jensen.html

Mini dash cam review. (This was a nice size camera, unfortunately it had a stuck button that kept draining my battery. It also did not have a rear camera.)
http://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/dash-cam-review.html

Dual camera dvr-io1000 (This is my old camera which no longer works and it has been taken out of the car. For whatever reason the battery stopped working on this and it just died.)
https://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/dual-camera-dvr-i1000.html

Dual camera DVR with WIFI. (Currently still using this camera. It's not the best, but better than the first two since it still works.) I'm still looking for an affordable small camera with a decent rear camera. Most seem to fail in this area so the search continues.
https://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/dual-camera-dvr-with-wifi.html

Car Alarms.
https://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/car-alarms.html

Crimestopper car alarm usb remote fix. (This is an old alarm which wasn't working correctly and has been taken out of the car.)
https://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_31.html

1980 Volkswagen rabbit diesel.
http://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/1980-volkswagen-rabbit-diesel.html

1980 Rabbit hatch door gas shock replacement.
https://jaimenow.blogspot.com/p/rabbit.html

Adding a buzzer to remind you when you left your lights on. I found this site with a lot of great information on electronic components and a few of their useful guides.

https://www.12voltplanet.co.uk/relay-guide.html