Online video resources that can help guide you at Identifying problems, and implementing solutions to said problems
Please note...
Over the decades, and through the near dozen vehicles I've owned and regularly maintained, I used a barrage of products/solutions to keep said vehicles operating at their best, following manufacturers recommendations, most of the time.
When it comes to replacing parts, through research, and advice shared by qualified auto technicians, I've used several brands that were not OEM, in the process, satisfying the quality I expect, meanwhile, saving on the expenditures... Unless it is an emergency, I never take short-cuts, or skimp on quality!
As you may have already noticed, I have owned a combination of domestic and import vehicles, ranging from American made, to Japanese and European.
Please do note that there are products that are EXCLUSIVE to certain makes and models of cars—due to the exclusive technologies used by said auto manufacturers in those specific vehicles, so, please make sure to ALWAYS study the user/driver manual that came with your vehicle before doing ANY maintenance, to insure that you do not cause any unintended costly damages... examples of this would be using the wrong antifreeze type, incompatible brakes or transmission fluids, and the unnecessary use of harsh cleaning solvents...
... NEVER use a "universal" product when your vehicle demands a specific product!
How To...
Below, and as time goes by, we will provide a collection of how-to help videos to guide you with your new projects, and at solving a diverse collections of problems. The videos will be a combination of use content made by other capable people/organizations and myself and team. If you have content that you would like to recommend, please contact us, or share your thoughts in our forum. Good luck!
🔧 Identify car fluid leaks by smell and color.
🔧 How to diagnose the smells in your car.
What's that leaking there?!
⚠ Some fluid leaks are not urgent, but others can lead to catastrophic failures in your vehicle, and very costly repairs if neglected. Always investigate any leaks that you may observe; if you verify that they are produced by your vehicle, address them by degree of criticality... you may be able to wait on a leak produced by the windshield washer fluid reservoir being cracked, but not at all if there was an oil leak that it produced by a failure of the front seal of the motor! If you can not determine the problem for sure, always seek the assistance of a qualified mechanic.
Do you smell that?