Most of us drive cars from teenage. For many, it is almost impossible to imagine life without a car. In a sense, they embody part of our lives. But, like many things, cars can break down from time to time. You know how your car breaks down when you need it most. Well, if I tell you that some of the most common causes of car problems have simple solutions that you could learn to do on your own? Here are ten basic car repairs you need to know.

1. Oil Change.

You should check daily and change the oil in the car is required to ensure the smooth operation of the vehicle and extend the life of your engine. Changing the oil in your car is one of the basic skills of independent work that you must have when servicing or repairing a car. Of course, this is another story if your car’s oil filter and oil drain plug are complicated to access. The main steps are to drain the oil by removing the drain plug, unscrewing the oil filter and emptying it, reinstalling the oil filter and drain plug, removing the oil filler cap and filling in new oil. Nothing you can learn from tons of textbooks available on the Internet!

2. Change A Flat Tire.

There is a reason that “wheels” are jargon for a car. This is because tires are one of the essential parts of your car. And they can switch with time. But replacing a flat tire should not be a big problem and can become a vital skill. The main steps are to loosen the lock nuts (with a wrench), use the jack to lift the car off the floor, remove the lock nuts, replace the spare wheel, reinstall Secure the nuts, lower the car and finally make sure that the nuts are tight. Plain.

3. Replacing The Spark Plugs.

What spark plugs are and what they do mostly know it. These are tiny devices inside the cylinder that create sparks for the ignition of gasoline and, ultimately, for refueling your car. But they wear out every 10,000 miles or so. The solution is quite easy. The steps include: finding spark plugs, removing the wire from the spark plug, removing the faulty spark plug, inserting a new spark plug into place and replacing the cable. You did. Be sure to check the tutorial before doing it yourself.

4. Remove Scratches From Paint.

Scratches are the worst absolutes. Even the smallest scratches are visible from a distance and can kill the look of your metal monster. Unfortunately, it may cost thousands to take them in the workshop. But you can save money and frustration with simple DIY work.

The steps include: finding the depth of the scratch, comfortable grinding the scrape, cleaning the area, applying a rubbing compound, polishing the area with a rubbing compound, washing the area and finally applying wax on the area to seal the repair. This is it. You just saved a lot of money.

5. Replace The Car Battery.

Car batteries tend to die in us at the most inconvenient times. If you are off the beaten path, it is best to find help on the road and call a tow truck. But if you're at home, and your battery shows signs that you may need a replacement, the DIY replacement method is pretty simple.

Actions include: removing battery covers, disconnecting negative wires, disconnecting the clip from the battery terminal, doing the same effect with a positive clip, removing all screws, replacing the old battery with a new one, and finally reconnecting the cable clips. Be sure to label the cables before removing them.

6. Replacing Headlights Or Taillights.

A broken headlight is illegal. As a result, you must change them as soon as they start to fade. But why spend money on mechanics when DIY replacement is so accessible?

The process includes: removing the screws that connect the headlight frame to the bracket, disconnecting the electrical connector, removing the defective lamp and replacing it with a new one, reconnecting the connector and finally replacing the casing. Sometimes you can break only the frame, which can be just as dangerous. You can change it by following the same procedure.

7. Replacing The Wipers.

Wipers are one of the least valuable parts of your car's security system. Imagine what happens if they fail at you during heavy rain or snow that could damage your new car. Defective wipers need to be replaced, and you need to make sure that your wipers are always in perfect condition. This DIY is a simple solution.

The steps include: unplugging the wiper arm from the windshield, pressing the small latch that allows you to remove the wiper blade, combine the new edge with the lever and push it. Done! Be sure to follow the instructions while you do this.

8. Replacing The Air Filters.

Air filters are one of the most neglected parts of your car. They protect their engine from dust and other contaminants. They are cheap and reasonably easy to replace, so keeping your car's engine clean is another simple DIY.

Steps include opening the hood, air filter unit locating, removing the air filter cover, removing the air filter and cleaning the air filter housing, installing a new filter, and finally replacing the air filter. Coating. All is ready. Be sure to change the filter every 30,000 miles, or about once a year.

9. Replacing Brake Pads.

Brakes are one of the essential elements of your car, ensuring your safety while driving. Many car accidents are caused by brake failure, so the brakes on your car should always be in perfect condition. Fortunately, replacing brake pads can be as easy as replacing a flat tire.

Basic steps: loosen the wheel nuts, raise the car, remove the wheels, remove the sliding bolts, remove the old brake pads, and also reliably replace the screws and wheels. You should be especially careful if you use replica wheels. It's a simple DIY that can save you money!

10. Start The Car.

It's not so much a repair as a fundamental skill. Everyone should know how to start their car. I would not want to call for help on the road every time your car does not start, and this is the most comfortable thing of all.

Merely remove the connecting cables, set both cars to the neutral position and turn off the ignition. Now connect one of the red terminals to the positive terminal and positive terminal of other battery in the other machine. Join one of the black clips to the negative battery terminal in the other car. Attach the other end to an unpainted metal surface. Now try to start your car.