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Originally Posted by cartoon14

never too soon to start. If you want to lean basics pick a mark you like and a model and get a Chilton or Hanes manual for the year and model it will break everything down to the nitty gritty by the way this box were typing into late hours of the evening can be a very helpful tool. Dont be afraid to get your hands dirty and start to collect tools now, by the time your ready to bust that big block down for a rebuild you'l be ready to go.

He just said an Eclipse...I know I'm not helping. I'll tell you how I did it, I took a college course in Automotive Technology, and we almost had to buy that book you're talking about but didn't. It has to be the most fun class I have ever taken in my life. So I never actually looked at the book but I'm sure it was very useful. we never took a test.