12-06-2006, 05:42 AM
Twenty.
...You... you'd take a car... to a mechanic... for a burned-out light? I'm misunderstanding you, right?
@HF: Don't bother getting a genuine owner's manual. Pick up a Hayne's Manual (Probably find one at Canadian Tire) for your year/make/model of car. Hayne's Manuals provide in-depth instructions on quite honestly everything, as each manual is based on a complete, pictured, step-by-step tear-down and re-construction of an automobile, excluding actual body panels and stuff.
The book won't make you a super engine builder genius, but it makes simpler things really, really easy, since you've got something to refer to all the time.
...You... you'd take a car... to a mechanic... for a burned-out light? I'm misunderstanding you, right?
@HF: Don't bother getting a genuine owner's manual. Pick up a Hayne's Manual (Probably find one at Canadian Tire) for your year/make/model of car. Hayne's Manuals provide in-depth instructions on quite honestly everything, as each manual is based on a complete, pictured, step-by-step tear-down and re-construction of an automobile, excluding actual body panels and stuff.
The book won't make you a super engine builder genius, but it makes simpler things really, really easy, since you've got something to refer to all the time.
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"I just made you up to hurt myself, and it worked."