Car Hacks: All You Need to Know in One Concise Manual: 126 tips & tricks to improve your car * Quick and simple cleaning hacks * Use household objects . the family on long journeys (Concise Manuals)

Stewart, Craig

ISBN 10: 1785216511 / ISBN 13: 9781785216510

Published by Haynes Publishing UK, 2019

About this Item

light wear. edgewear. Very readable copy.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Car Hacks: All You Need to Know in One Concise Manual: 126 tips & tricks to improve your car * Quick and simple cleaning hacks * Use household objects . the family on long journeys (Concise Manuals)
• Publisher: Haynes Publishing UK
• Publication Date: 2019
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1785216511
• ISBN 13: 9781785216510
• Binding: hardcover
• Edition: Illustrated.
• Condition: Used - Good

About this title

Synopsis

Driving, owning, repairing and maintaining a car can be expensive, frustrating and time-consuming. Car Hacks is here to explain how to use the things you have around your home to improve your car life, and balance your well-being in the process. From ensuring you never lose a screw when repairing your car, to spending less on fuel, and using cereal boxes to keep you car tidy, this book will open your eyes to the joys of car hacking.

Here are some favorite hacks you'll find in Car Hacks:

• Interior hacks - Storage, cleaning, fixes, upgrades
• Exterior hacks - Bodywork, mechanical, quick repairs using everyday items
• Workshop hacks/Garage hacks - Working on your car
• Journey hacks - Easy storage solutions, luggage packing hacks, avoiding motorway food prices
• Driving hacks - Getting better fuel economy, avoiding motorway fuel prices, avoiding jams
• Family hacks - Entertaining kids (and adults!), simple tablet holders, ensuring everything stays charged, cable tidies, adding WiFi to your car
• Everyday hacks
• PLUS 'Tool Hacks' box outs placed throughout the book

About the Author

Craig Stewart has worked on various car enthusiast magazines including Classic Ford, Fast Ford and Total Vauxhall, and has a history of tinkering with his cars from long before then. He is a disciple of the OEM+ form of car modification, which lends itself to clever car hacking and problem-solving techniques. He has also written for gadget magazines and websites, including T3, and has written articles on car hacks and car design for Haynes.com's Tips & Tutorials pages.