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Get on Youtube and Google and search for '{car make & model} {repair}" - you might be surprised what you find. There's a lot of online forums for specific cars
by Jeema101 11y ago
Get on Youtube and Google and search for '{car make & model} {repair}" - you might be surprised what you find. There's a lot of online forums for specific cars, and a lot of people posting repair videos on Youtube.
It also helps if you have an old beater to work on so that you can take your time and you don't end up messing up your daily driver car.
Last summer I successfully replaced a clutch by myself on an old car of mine soley based on videos and walkthroughs I found online. It took forever and was probably an order of magnitude more difficult than any automotive repair I'd ever attempted prior to that, but I did it.