RepairSurge

RepairSurge really taught me a lot about vehicle repair. I wouldn’t say that I’m on the expert level now because I haven’t gotten any practice, but I know enough to maintain my own car and tune it up from time to time. I’m still careful not to touch parts I’m not supposed to tinker with. I don’t have money to replace my car yet. Hahaha! This is just good to have if you’re a car owner, and you don’t want to waste money on repairs all the time. it’s just good that you always know what’s happening to your car. Even when you can’t fix it or you’re afraid to touch it, at least you won’t get scammed by repairmen.

This is a great guide for everyone who wants to learn everything about vehicle repair. I suggest not messing with a great, running car while practicing though. You might mess it up beyond repair, and we don’t want that to happen. It will be great having an old beat up car you won’t be using anymore to practice with. The guide is great even for those who have no previous experience vehicle repair. It’s got easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions, and it’s got a lot of pictures and diagrams to help you further. The diagrams may be a bit difficult to understand at first specially if you’re totally new, but with a little practice, you will learn which part goes where, and it should be easier from there. A lot of experience is still required though if you plan to maintain your car on your own. I’m already in the intermediate level, using everything I learned from this guide, but I still need a bit of help with my car from time to time.

I wouldn’t recommend this for people who have absolutely no idea how a car works. For this to be useful for you, you should have at least the tiniest idea on cars. I bought this guide because I’m maintaining two cars at home and wanted to save on repair costs. I’m sure you know how difficult it is to maintain old cars, and how expensive too. I’d say the instructions in the book are fairly easy to follow if you have a little idea on cars already. If you have 0 knowledge, I wouldn’t suggest tinkering with your car’s machinery for more advanced problems. For stuff like changing cars and other minor maintenance routines, you can start with them. All in all, I wouldn’t give this a perfect score, but I’d say it’s a really good purchase especially for the price.

This isn’t what I expected it to be, but I still think it’s pretty helpful for those who want to learn how to repair vehicles. I was stupid enough to think that this is an information guide for vehicles like when they were released and who designed them, and all that, but it’s not. Yeah, as the title says it’s RepairSurge, so it’s for repairing vehicles. Silly me. Still a good product, though. It’s just not what I was expecting it was.

I like RepairSurge because the database is huge and it covers a lot of different vehicles. Nothing works as good as attending formal auto mechanic lessons, but this is the next best thing. I’ve shown some of the tutorials to my friend who has a car tune up business, and he said they’re good. I’m now practicing on a beat up Kia I got from a friend. It’s something like a hobby for me tinkering with these cars, but I’m really considering a car business in the future, so this is a good start. When my daughter graduates from college, I’ll make sure to attend formal training and start my business, but this should do for now. I’ve already learned a lot of the basics from here, so when I attend formal training, it shouldn’t be too difficult anymore.