I want to learn about auto mechanics ?

Question

Can u guys recommend a book i should read ?

Answer 1

a good book would be the car's manual, tells you how a car works

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Answer 2

Go to most auto parts stores or a book store and order a Haynes Repair Manual for your *specific vehicle sitting in your driveway. Read one section at a time starting with Brakes. Study the cooling system next. Do not become overwhelmed by the section on engines unless you're familiar with reading micrometers and understand electronics. Try to find a trusted private mechanic that will let you shadow him now and then. If you can find either an automotive machine shop or a racing engine shop you will learn more there about engines than any new car dealership.

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Answer 3

The best book to read is a Haynes manual for a vehicle that you buy and start learning how to repair/rebuild.

There are tons of youtube videos to help you with things that the manual doesn't cover (the manual assumes some mechanical knowledge).

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Answer 4

Just go on youtube and watch videos that show people how to repair a vehicle.

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Answer 5

I think one just has a knack for it - or a really great apprenticeship from a parent.

In my experience there are only really spot-on mechanics - then those who just take your money. 

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Answer 6

........Audel's Auto Guide.

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Answer 7

https://www.wikihow.com/Learn-Auto-Mechanics

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Answer 8

Go visit your school's library or a local book store. There is probably a whole shelf full of books about auto mechanics. Read several.

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Answer 9

Yes, its called auto mechanic school. I would suggest you consider taking that course. 

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Answer 10

i would take some classes in it

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