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under the bonnet?

daveywavey08 · 2008-09-08 11:47:03

What's the best way for somebody to improve their basic knowledge of the in's and out's of the workings of a car? Is there some good websites with basic technical info or some good books? Cheers,

08-09-2008 11:47am

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daveywavey08

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What's the best way for somebody to improve their basic knowledge of the in's and out's of the workings of a car? Is there some good websites with basic technical info or some good books?
Cheers,

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#2 08-09-2008 11:56am

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Start here

The UndertheHood section is very good

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#3 08-09-2008 2:12pm

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Haynes manuals are also a good start, especially if you're working on an older car.

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#4 08-09-2008 2:14pm

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Do a night class in car maintenance...

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