slap929

So I continue to read clark's garage and texas blake's sites, and am slowly learning more about my car. What I have come to find is that I am able to learn the best when a picture is provided, or even better is video. Why are there not more "tutorials" in video format? Is there any DVDs that cover maintenance, upgrades or rebuilds? Just seems that there should be more that what I am coming across. There are a few on youtube, like replacing your water pump and a few more, but not enough. Thanks to the guy that posted on the pressure test for the intake. That's the kind of stuff that we need more of.

Thanks.

333pg333

This is now officially your task should you choose to undertake it.

When you can grab the pebble from my hand Grasshopper it is time for you to leave.....

Van

Glad you like the videos. I have some brake/wheel bearing ones out there, too.

I actually just posted a video of having to drill out a brake rotor screw... which I had to do on my 911. But, the same technique applies to the 944.

Enjoy:

reno808

van u and ur videos nice work

Ray_Singh

Thanks Van - I like these educations style videos. I have always run to machine shop if a screw did this to me.
This will help me in future.

teamcrossworks

Van,

Love the videos...

...although flashbacks of Robert Ross (Joys of Painting host on TV with the red afro) keep reminding me how I couldn't paint.

Nice and easy...just add a tree here, drill out the broken stud there

Van

Would that be one of those "friendly, happy trees"?