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Cars are getting more complicated every day, and with that complexity comes more difficulty when it comes to repairs. How much longer will you be able to work on your car? Join Nolan as he explores the history of auto mechanics and DIY car repair.
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WheelHouse answers all the questions about the automotive world you never thought to ask. Nolan Sykes looks at the history, sociology and psychology behind the cars you love, and the features you might overlook.
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you sound like you did a whip it.
Next is electric cars. So working on it is impossible. Have fun
1999 Toyota Camry very simple too work on. My sister had a 2012 outback and you can't even change the dang headlights
the added complexity is not worth the extra mpg. fuck direct injection and fuck auto start/stop. Ill stick with my toyotas (without DI) thanks.
I fucking hate California and everything the EPA has done.
I watched this whole thing just to find out it was a damn commercial. Screw you.
Which is why I sold my modern trash and bought a CRX. If I'm going to go through the trouble fixing something, its either going to be super easy to work on or fast as fuck. Being hard to work on while being slow is just not kewl
Brake change on a Buick 2012 was BS hard because my friend and I didn't have special tool called Rear Caliper Brake Rewind and Piston Compression Tool Kit. $25 box of tools, no, we did it by hand with offhand tools, but what would have been 15 min took 2 hours that way. Then a bunch of money to cut rotors, with all the discounts and coupons now days, I'm not doing this brake change stuff again.
For that Cap Guy: Take a look @ amazon ebay or Aliexpress…then tell me if tools are expensive or not 😉
I fix almost all stuff on my car and even install extra systems that it hasn't installed on my model but on others they are installed.
Chrisfix proves that mechanic wrong, at least the first thing he says