Yeah I'm changing my filters in.my next oil change
What preventative maintenance looks like
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they are. Can’t preach it enough, those 90s-early 2000s Honda and Toyota whips are tanks. They Don’t look to bad either for 20+ year old cars, timeless designs that aged well
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Yeah i couldn't do it.
About to trade in my 2014 Acura TL for a 2018 Genesis G80 sport
About to trade in my 2014 Acura TL for a 2018 Genesis G80 sport
Why?The 14’ TL smooth tho breh
and the DIY maintenance life ain’t for everyone I understand
First unexpected repair in almost a year of ownership . CV axle boot is torn and throwing grease everywhere, was going to reboot + regrease but I said fukk it I’ll just put a new axle in.
$65 on Amazon it’ll be here Friday
$65 on Amazon it’ll be here Friday
OneManGang
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Must be nice knowing how to work on vehicles 
. My dad ain’t shyt
. My dad ain’t shyt
Must be nice knowing how to work on vehicles
I learned on my own before the internet
Time to start living up to your username lol. Ain't nothin to it, but to do it
OneManGang
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I learned on my own before the internet
Time to start living up to your username lol. Ain't nothin to it, but to do it
All facts. But man I gotta be honest, I don’t want to learn now. I paid for the full warranty for a reason lol. Let the experts handle it
Fam everything is on YouTube or car forums. I did engine work last summer(valve cover gaskets, timing belt, water pump, tensioners etc).Must be nice knowing how to work on vehicles
Had no fukking clue what I was doing. Studied YouTube videos for a few days, read forums. Did all that shyt in under 48 hours.
Yeah tbh, of all the trades I know, I like working on cars the least lol. I usually just end up doing the work myself because I don't like having to wait on the guys at my friend's shop to pencil me in to their schedules. If they're available in a reasonable amount of time, I usually toss the work their way instead of doing it myself though. It's pretty amazing how much you can get done with some floor jacks, a cheap socket set and a little bit of elbow grease however.
I need a breaker bar, a good torque wrench and a impact gun and I’ll be straight
I need a breaker bar, a good torque wrench and a impact gun and I’ll be straight
Yeah, all of those are clutch and can save you a lot of time and energy. I always save various pieces of metal pipes i come across and keep them around as makeshift breakers in case I need one. Pickle forks are good to have too.
This Mexican dude I had do my ball joints left his pickle fork underneath my whip. Kept it and he never came back to get it
Harbor freight for the first two and homedepot for the impact. I caught a torque wrench from HF for like $10-15 on sale two months agoI need a breaker bar, a good torque wrench and a impact gun and I’ll be straight
