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I’m not really sure what you’re asking for.
ETCG is becoming a worldwide phenomena including in places where english isn’t spoken so we should go easy on someone who tries. He appears to be asking for information to gey started meaning the basics to start with. To the op you are in the right place just hang around you will learn over time.
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If you can, take a small engine repair class. They will have you completely take down an engine, and put it back together. They will also have all the tools you would need. You will also learn all the small things that are not in the books. How to organize your parts. Keeping track of the tools. Shop safety.
I just need any videos or whatever to learn it from my PC ! As i learn such a good things in my work, but i wanna learn more from internet ! with more details etc, i just need a little guide to learn it in the best way ! by the way im a begginer, so just tell me how to keep a perfect direction to learn them 1 by 1 ! I hope u can understand me guyz :'(
Here’s a link to all of Eric’s videos. You won’t find a better resource anywhere else:
Quoted From twiggy02919:
ETCG is becoming a worldwide phenomena including in places where english isn’t spoken so we should go easy on someone who tries. He appears to be asking for information to gey started meaning the basics to start with.
Please don’t jump to the conclusion that we weren’t being helpful or not going easy on the OP. I seriously didn’t understand what he was getting at. He’s since offered clarification, so it’s all good. As a military brat, I spent many years living in non-English speaking countries, so I’m generally quite qualified at deciphering statements without putting words in other peoples’ mouths. I understand that ETCG is an international website and not everyone is a native English speaker. However, I think it’s a bad idea to subjectively interpret a post that requires clarification, since we’re dealing with potentially dangerous subject matter (not necessarily on this forum, but you don’t want to make a habit of it). Also, I think most people fully understand that the site is far more patient and civil than most other car sites out there. Anyway, I just wanted to let you know that the lecture was unnecessary and there are good reasons for asking people to clarify if they’re being unclear.
Quoted From twiggy02919:
Here’s a link to all of Eric’s videos. You won’t find a better resource anywhere else:
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OP – Start there, you will have many. many hours of instruction and most importantly – it’s ‘real world’ experience not just someone reciting stuff in a classroom.
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