How To Make Automotive Repairs!!
How to make automotive repairs page, is to help any at-home DIY mechanic’s repair a little easier. Not every vehicle or every issue will be in this section. However, you can learn techniques and similar methods for fixing your problem. This is a forever growing "How To" page. As jobs come into the shop and or visitors share their how to experiences, this guide will continue to grow and always be available to all.
There are many online automotive “online fix it services” out there. However, they all charge ridiculous prices and often give scripted answers.
Two major factors against these so called online mechanics. The big one is that they want you to subscribe to a monthly fee. If you just have one question, why would you do that. The other issue is, they lead you down a path of too basic of solutions before ever really start helping.
I have tested these services with issues my customers have had in the past.
The responses were usually lame, and nowhere close to what the issue really was. RodsShop offers, “Ask a Mechanic” service, first question FREE. The reason is to collect information to be able to post it here to help others.
This How to Make Automotive Repairs page is forever growing. The below grid is sorted by the latest post. There is a load more button below, so if you are not seeing what you are looking for, click on it.
To make you query faster, use the search bar. Example, if you are looking for something engine related, search for the broad term engine. If you are not seeing what you are looking for, click on the Ask a Mechanic button above or Contact Me.
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How This Works
Why this works better than a forum? This how to make automotive repairs page is post based and searchable. Most forums are a long line of thread to weed through and the searches if any, usually don’t work that well.
All the how-to information on this page is based on real life issues and experience. There is no getting off topic like most forum threads do. Also, the “Ask a Mechanic” service is FREE for the first question. So, if you don’t see the info you were looking for here, hit that button at the top.
If you have a repair and or experience you would like to share with other, please Contact Me, and I will make a post here so that others can benefit.
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