What are some good sources to learn about /o/ stuff? Like how

>Haynes Manual nigga
>youtube animations
>build an engine model
>Asking at garages for work experience/just some knowledge (people actually don't mind helping someone/teaching someone who is enthusiastic
>DIY/R+R
>Just looking at your own engine and following the pipes from different components
>reading
>whyareyouaskingthisisntitobvious?

>>16296414
>What are some good sources to learn about /o/ stuff?

>Like how engines work, suspension, parts and shit like that.

Make up your mind

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This game did help me

>>16296414
Engineering Explained does some pretty neat videos if your just looking to learn how things work

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

Play My Summer Car

>>16296414
By buying a car and getting your hands dirty.

No fucking video game is going to teach you about cars.

>>16297662
This is a great game but there isnt too much to learn from it

https://www.howacarworks.com/

REV

UP

YOUR

FRYER

Any NATEF certified textbook

scotty kilmer videos

>>16296414
Buy the Haynes manual for your car and start working on it