Car Mechanics Made Easy

I’m very excited to dive deeper into this book. I was skeptical after reading the more popular titles on this topic. I started to doubt if it could car maintenance could even be taught via a book. I was pleasantly surprised to find the author had laid out the chapters in a logical order.He starts with a bird’s eye view discussing the basic tools required for most jobs. The book then works through each automotive system. As he states in the first chapter, each section starts with theory and then is quickly met with practical application. There is a large appendix at the back featuring everything from regular maintenance to common sounds and their fixes.I love the easy to read font size, the detailed diagrams, and QR codes linking to how-to videos. If you hate feeling helpless, buy this book!

This book is a page-turner in that it is hard to put down. It is filled with a wealth of information broken down in the simplest of words to help understand. It has illustrations and random facts to equip the readers. This is money well spent and cannot wait to use what I have learned.

Makes it easier to understand not that i know what hes saying just from reading it once but reading it a couple times you could understand better

Great information and understanding! Author is great and gives wonderful insight. Will have to get more copies to give as present's to my teenager children!

Great starter book to increase your knowledge of cars, nice and easy. Hopefully it opens a gateway to more complex repairs and other books.

this mechanic book actually gives a great generalized explanation of the main components of the automobile and the critical parts contained in each unit. It makes you want to go in depth with more detailed books focusing on individual components at a later date. Highly recommended.

You are an EXCEPTIONAL writer and I love this book!!! Nice job in every way!!! Thank you for such a masterful guide! Keep writing!!!

The contents of the book look very good but the cover is on upside down. For a $160 book, that sucks.