What's Wrong With My Car
Can you keep driving it? Can you fix it yourself? And what should it cost, either way? For the moment a shop hands you a quote and you have no way to know if it is real.
Instant download. 380-page book + 20-page Quick Guide + 3 printable cards.
It answers the three questions you actually have
Can I keep driving it?
Every symptom and every check engine code in this book answers that question first. Sometimes the answer is: yes, for months. Sometimes it is: pull over now. You will know which, in plain English, before you spend a dollar.
Can I fix it myself?
30 of the most common jobs, written for a first attempt: one action per step, every tool listed, every technical word defined the first time it appears, and a stop line that says exactly when to stop and call a shop. Already handy? Each job stands on its own.
What should it cost?
Real price ranges for all 30 jobs, both ways: what a fair shop charges in most of the US, and what it costs in your own driveway. Plus the nine repairs most often sold to people who do not need them, and the five questions to ask at the service counter.
What's inside
- The Quote Check: all 30 jobs at both prices, keep-driving verdicts, the commonly-oversold list
- 23 symptom pages: from the noise to the answer, likely causes ranked
- Check engine codes in plain English: P0420, P0300, P0455, and why the part named in the code is often the wrong first buy
- 30 step-by-step jobs: with stop conditions and know-your-part photos
- A maintenance checklist: what to do at what mileage
- Before You Pay Anyone: choosing a shop, the five questions, checking the bill
- Your car's numbers: torque, capacities, pressures for 22 models, from the manuals themselves
- The Quick Guide + 3 cards: for the counter and the roadside
It is 380 pages and you will use ten of them this year. It is built for exactly that: search your symptom, your code or your model name, and the page you need comes up.
One rule this book will never break
It never prints a torque value, a fluid amount or a part number inside a job. Those numbers change between years, engines and trims, and a guide that prints one number for every car is wrong for most of them. A wrong torque number on brakes is dangerous. Every job names the numbers you need, and your model's numbers are either in the book already, or the book shows you four free places to find them.
Will it work on my car?
The vehicle numbers table covers these 22 models today (more added and sent to buyers free):
Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and Equinox · Ford F-150, Explorer and Escape · GMC Sierra 1500 · Honda Civic, Accord and CR-V · Hyundai Elantra and Sonata · Jeep Grand Cherokee and Wrangler · Nissan Altima and Rogue · Ram 1500 · Subaru Forester and Outback · Toyota Camry, Corolla, RAV4 and Tacoma.
The 30 jobs, the prices and the symptom pages apply to almost any modern car. Where a job varies a lot between cars, the book tells you and walks the variations. Your model not listed for numbers? Every job still applies, and the book shows you exactly where to find yours, free.
Fair questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What exactly do I get? | One instant download: the 380-page book (PDF), the 20-page Quick Guide, and three printable cards. Works on phone, tablet and computer, prints on standard paper. |
| Is this a subscription? | No. One payment, the files are yours to keep, nothing else to buy, no upsells inside. |
| Where do the prices come from? | Editorial ranges for a typical US passenger car, and every vehicle-specific number is read from the manufacturer's own manual, with the page named. |
| Questions before buying? | Email support@doityourselff.store. |
Know before you pay anyone.
The next time a shop hands you a number, you will know if it is real. And the time after that, and the time after that.
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