Wrenching

>>16135219
>buy a toolbox.
>start tinkering around with shit.

it's not hard. I actually just bought one of those craftsman 155pc set yesterday, along with jack stands and a floor jack.

Im finally learning how to wrench at the age of 25 (even tho i have a lil experience in changing my oil)

>>16135219
Just start taking shit apart and watching YouTube videos. Don't try repairs you don't think you can complete. Don't half ass shit either.

>>16135219

While tinkering and stuff like >>16135228 said, this is a great series to either brush up what you already know or just learn a whole lot about how cars work:

https://www.youtube.com/user/EngineeringExplained/playlists?view=50&sort=dd&shelf_id=2

>>16135228
Are there books on that though? I don't want to break anything that would make me wrap my car around a tree.
>>16135231
>>16135232
Great thanks, i'll watch this later(I know how most of it works, just can't tell what is not working most of the time)

>>16135219
Buy a hanes or chilltons manual for your car.


Buy a set of sae/metric wrenches and sockets.

Start with something easy , like changing belt and plugs. Or doing your own brake job.

>>16135240

College textbooks are another good thing to look into. I am not sure which is considered the best though, I'm sure you could find out fairly easily what the definitive texts are via google.

>>16135268
I'm downloading a scan of a haynes as >>16135241
said and i'll buy one and put it in the garage if it looks useful