Re: Car ownership for dummies?
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Re: Car ownership for dummies?
Owners manuals have good advice.
"A. Card" <a@spamspam.org> wrote in message
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> Is there a book or website you can recommend for those of us who missed
that
> day in school when they explained how cars work and how to maintain them?
>
> I see a lot of books for parents about what to expect the first year, etc.
> Is there a comparable book for cars? For instance, I know one has to add
oil
> to the engine from time to time. No clue how often, though. And what about
> tires? How do I know when to change them?
>
> In other words, I don't want to do major or medium repairs myself. But I
> need a guide to walk me through this. I know a sh*t-load about how to
> troubleshoot and fix my computer. I'd like to have a similar grasp of
cars.
> Help!
>
>
"A. Card" <a@spamspam.org> wrote in message
news:cqzAa.1280$y77.253630@news20.bellglobal.com.. .
> Is there a book or website you can recommend for those of us who missed
that
> day in school when they explained how cars work and how to maintain them?
>
> I see a lot of books for parents about what to expect the first year, etc.
> Is there a comparable book for cars? For instance, I know one has to add
oil
> to the engine from time to time. No clue how often, though. And what about
> tires? How do I know when to change them?
>
> In other words, I don't want to do major or medium repairs myself. But I
> need a guide to walk me through this. I know a sh*t-load about how to
> troubleshoot and fix my computer. I'd like to have a similar grasp of
cars.
> Help!
>
>
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