A Car Repair Wiki with How To's, Instructions, Diagrams

[barrob326]

I wanted to post up a link to WikiAuto. Its a car repair Wiki that is focused on How To's, Instructions, Manuals, Diagrams, Pin Outs, and more. We have some sections that are very thorough, some that need more content. Take a look and see if there is information on your car there. If not, let us know. We take requests!



http://www.wikiauto.com

[danielsatur]

It's almost like AF, www.alldata.com, and www.youtube.com DIY Auto video tutorials

[oldblu65]

Looks to be a great site !

[barrob326]

Originally Posted by danielsatur

It's almost like AF, www.alldata.com, and www.youtube.com DIY Auto video tutorials

Actually, no its not. AllData is a pay per use service, and You Tube is a much bigger site w/ how to video's on it. The point of the WikiAuto site is a free indexed collection of how to's that are easy to review and browse to resolve your specific issue. It helps to have all the info in one place.

[shadows]

Originally Posted by barrob326

Actually, no its not. AllData is a pay per use service, and You Tube is a much bigger site w/ how to video's on it. The point of the WikiAuto site is a free indexed collection of how to's that are easy to review and browse to resolve your specific issue. It helps to have all the info in one place.

better than having a repair manual in your hands???
best be carefull of Y Tube- is pure funny sometimes
too many young folks want instant advice on the net-
repair manual is by far the best

[mco65]

Great looking site.. i for one appreciate all the pictures I can get.. as they say, a picture is worth a thousands words!

[barrob326]

Originally Posted by shadows

better than having a repair manual in your hands???
best be carefull of Y Tube- is pure funny sometimes
too many young folks want instant advice on the net-
repair manual is by far the best

Your missing the point... Sure a repair manual is great, heck a factory trained mechanic is great to. How about repair video's or even go take courses yourself... The point is not everyone is a trained mechanic, not everyone is going to have a repair manual, some people aren't going to spend the money or they just get part way through doing something and hit a road block. The wiki gives an idea of where to go and how to do it. Its not perfect, and yes YouTube and other sources can have mistakes. Again, the point of a Wiki. If you notice a mistake you can correct it. Also common sense is always a good thing.

These types of how to's are all over the web, its nice to have them in one spot when you need them.

[shadows]

so I went on your site- nothing in Ford Escape