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Asked by cuziyq in Miscellaneous, Puzzles & Riddles, Math & Science
OK, I am a computer geek who knows a few things about cars.
When I have a computer related question, there are a bazillion sites out there like EE here where I can freely find pretty much anything I want. All I have to do is Google it. Takes about 10 minutes to find the information you need if it's obscure, and about 30 seconds if it's common.
Now, when it comes to cars, I have a hard time finding a damn thing on Google. I have a 1998 Dodge Caravan with a broken wheel stud. I am totally comfortable with taking the rotor and caliper off and removing the wheel hub. All I want is a friggin' diagram of the hub assembly before I get started so I can plan out how long it's gonna take and if I even have the right tools for it. You'd think that information would be easy to find, right?
Good lord, I have been searching for an hour and found basically squat. Are there no car people out there who know how to use a computer?? Has Mr. Chilton copyrighted every single car part diagram in existence? Does Google have something against cars? What's the deal?
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