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I'm addition to the classes and apprenticeships, there are "how to fix it" videos, articles, books etc. Low income neighbourhoods used to have a higher use of
by drjasonharrison 2y ago
I'm addition to the classes and apprenticeships, there are "how to fix it" videos, articles, books etc.
Low income neighbourhoods used to have a higher use of the Hays manuals for car repair. (this is something I read long ago and and I don't know if the manuals are still being published.)
Very few who learned to change their own oil and filters went on to become car mechanics.
- rufus_foreman 2y ago>> Low income neighbourhoods used to have a higher use of the Hays manuals for car repair I used to borrow them from the library when I was still working on my own car. I'm sure they were some of the most borrowed items.
- hot_gril 2y agoI'd never even heard of these manuals. Wish I bought this instead of looking at YouTube for wiring info: https://haynes.com/en-us/ford/crown-victoria/1992-2011 https://haynes.com/en-us/ford/crown-victoria/1992-2011
- buescher 2y agoFactory service manuals are even better and not prohibitively expensive, especially used copies for popular models.
- rpcope1 2y agoAs the sibling comment mentions, the FSM will be a much better resource for this. It's worth having a Haynes or Chilton, since they're cheap and sometimes have different approaches, but the FSM is really the best source of truth (most of the time).
- hot_gril 2y agoThanks, I'll keep that in mind as I'll most likely have to figure out what that clunking noise is pretty soon.