Brian Eslick from How to Automotive gives you three automotive repair tips for working on cars by yourself.
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As you know my channel is "Wyatt-One-Able". In part because I'm always working alone and need to think of ways to add extra help. Thanks for these tips as I'm sure I will use one or two myself.
I work at a salvage yard and if i need to pull up on the hood and release to get it to pop I stick a digging bar under the hood and then go pull the release, works quite well
Nice use for the cell phone.
I keep bungee cords around,hold up things out of your way.Good for holding up rack and pinions in GM front wheel drives after removing the engine cradle too.
1. Tip for working by yourself
1. Get someone to help you jk good information
Cheers π»
Did you get a new tool box ??
Just buy a 1994 celiac rev up your engines ask Scotty for help
Brian, thanks for the helpful videos. Very useful πππ
I'm a machanic and you are pryti smart π. I'm a new subsscraiber.
Great info