Car Talk

[scotchandcigar]

There are YouTube videos that tell you to take the entire inner fender cover off, to access the bulbs. But it seems like that's on the sedans. The coupes/convertibles have the access panel right above. But yeah, if it was not something I could easily do, I'd have to bring it to the dealer. Fortunately, these things don't happen very often.

Oh, and you may be wondering why I don't just bring it to a local garage, instead of the dealer. Well, even if they were equipped to diagnose and repair my car, they are always booked out 2 weeks minimum. I can get an appt. at the dealer within a day or so.

 

[HecticArt]

There are also automotive things that a guy shouldn't need to pay someone to do for them without being embarrassed.

 

[scotchandcigar]

There are also automotive things that a guy shouldn't need to pay someone to do for them without being embarrassed.

That used to be the case. But with the computer/internet/video generation, knowing anything about how a car runs - especially now with electric cars - is not only rare, it's considered passe.

 

[HecticArt]

Computers and all of that new style engine stuff is beyond 95% of home mechanics.
Simple stuff like changing headlights, wiper blades, and blinker fluid should be within the capabilities of a regular guy.

 

[scotchandcigar]

and blinker fluid

You want to see who reads this, eh?