Try http://tinyurl.com/8bfxz (view link(s) that interest you).
-Mike
Abbas - 21 Jun 2005 17:33 GMT
Thanks, nice tutorials :-)
> Try http://tinyurl.com/8bfxz (view link(s) that interest you).
>
> -Mike
>Thanks everybody,
>
>Sorry for not writing mileage. It has 103,000 miles 1995 GT convertible
>automatic.
>My 100% driving is city as I cant afford going out of town with car
>giving me 11 per gallon.
Should be a little better in the city, but not really all that much.
>I have print out this thread and will share with my auto mechanic.
>Learning :) or anybody can suggest any website for learning about
>functionality of different part of car?
Just do a search on each subject. Such as "What does a fuel filter
do"
Best bet is to always go out and buy the repair manual for any vehicle
you own. Start learning the basics and slowly move up to the more
advanced stuff. Other then the computer controlled sh.t, most work
you can easily learn to do yourself from just reading the repair
manual and with a basic toolset from Sears.
>Thanks
>
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>> > now not very excited, Abbas

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