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Ten Simple Things to Know About
Oil and Lubrication Belts Filters, Wipers and Coolant Brakes Tires and Steering Body and Exhaust Ignition Drive Train Air Conditioning Miscellaneous What Does That Do?	People look different from one another, and so do cars. But doctors can fix people because pretty much the parts are the same from person to person. The same can be said for cars. While a Trabant looks and drives a bit differently than a Lexus, they both have the same parts, and need essentially the same things done to them to maintain their health. Your basic human being requires a profusion of plumbing and organs, although most of us have just one or two favorite ones. It turns out, though, there are only about ten important major parts, or really sub-systems, for cars. Being slightly familiar with these items is pretty much everything you need to know to keep your car in a state of well being. Learn about The Top Ten Items by using the links at the left. There is no cause for alarm. Dr. Dipstik has made each of the descriptions so clear they could be understood by a fire hydrant. Back to the Home Page

Ten Simple Things to Know About

Oil and Lubrication

Belts

Filters, Wipers and Coolant

Brakes

People look different from one another, and so do cars. But doctors can fix people because pretty much the parts are the same from person to person. The same can be said for cars. While a Trabant looks and drives a bit differently than a Lexus, they both have the same parts, and need essentially the same things done to them to maintain their health.

Your basic human being requires a profusion of plumbing and organs, although most of us have just one or two favorite ones. It turns out, though, there are only about ten important major parts, or really sub-systems, for cars. Being slightly familiar with these items is pretty much everything you need to know to keep your car in a state of well being. Learn about The Top Ten Items by using the links at the left.

There is no cause for alarm. Dr. Dipstik has made each of the descriptions so clear they could be understood by a fire hydrant.

Back to the Home Page

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