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Part
IV: Dealing with On-the-Road Emergencies
This part helps you deal with problems that may occur while
you're away from home. It shows you how to decipher such symptoms
as weird noises, smoke, smells, and leaks to determine what's
wrong (we call this troublesh( ing in Carspeak) and what to
do if your car drops dead on the road. If it's s. and fun
to do the work yourself, I tell you how to do it. If the job
is just too hairy to deal with yourself, I tell what to look
for so that, when you do talk a mechanic, you can describe
the problem in the terms the mechanic need to hear and evaluate
whether the service you're getting is good, poor, or ei necessary.
This part also tells you how to find a good mechanic, decipher
a mechanic) invoice, and get satisfaction on complaints if,
despite your best efforts, you run into problems with anything
you buy.
Part
V: Helping Your Vehicle Look Its Best
Because
keeping a vehicle clean - inside and out - can extend its
life and value, in this part I cover washing, waxing, and
removing stains from the body and all the interior surfaces,
plus how to repair the small dings, dents, and rust spots
that cost big bucks at body shops.
Part
VI: The part o f Tens
This part can save you money, time, and sanity. It offers
"eco-logical" tips fo saving fuel and lists the
most important preventive maintenance you can dc to keep your
vehicle in good condition.
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