The Complete Car Care Bible: [7 in 1] The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Maintaining Your Own Car - Fluid and Tyre Checks, Warning Lights Decoded, ... How to Talk to a Garage Without Being Sold To - Softcover

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Fifteen minutes a month. That is most of it.

Car books are either repair manuals for one model or vague advice that stops at checking your oil. The gap is what most drivers actually need: what is normal for YOUR car, and what to do when it is not.

Seven self-contained books in one volume: 174 pages, 8.5 x 11 inches, 70 chapters, with the service and fault records to keep. It starts with your car's own numbers, because tyre pressures and oil grades belong to your vehicle rather than to a general book.

What's inside

• Book 1 - Know your own car — the numbers a general book cannot supply
• Book 2 - The weekly and monthly checks — fifteen minutes that prevents most roadside failures
• Book 3 - Warning lights decoded — stop now, book it in, or check something simple
• Book 4 - Tyres, brakes and steering — what the wear patterns are reporting about the car
• Book 5 - Starting, charging and electrics — the three questions that locate a no-start
• Book 6 - Servicing, garages and value — essential, advisable, or being sold to you
• Book 7 - Roadside, seasons and records — and why the record is worth money when you sell

A precise fault description turns a diagnostic charge into a repair. This volume shows you how to write one.

Brake hydraulics, airbags and suspension springs are named as jobs to hand on, not attempt.

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