rossyl
Active Member
Hi,
So I've a little experience. Back at the age of 17 I crashed my car (1994 Peugeot 405), my parents said "if you want a car, you can fix the one you irresponsibly crashed". So I bought a Haynes and changed - bumper, lights, radiator, thermostat, bonnet.
I'd love to learn more, I'd like to spot common faults, to be able to change certain parts, to know what various parts do etc etc.
So I'm presuming there are long distance learning courses for this, Open University? I have quite a demanding job so evening classes are not really possible as sometimes I work pretty late.
Has anyone done anything like this, what was your experience?
Thanks
So I've a little experience. Back at the age of 17 I crashed my car (1994 Peugeot 405), my parents said "if you want a car, you can fix the one you irresponsibly crashed". So I bought a Haynes and changed - bumper, lights, radiator, thermostat, bonnet.
I'd love to learn more, I'd like to spot common faults, to be able to change certain parts, to know what various parts do etc etc.
So I'm presuming there are long distance learning courses for this, Open University? I have quite a demanding job so evening classes are not really possible as sometimes I work pretty late.
Has anyone done anything like this, what was your experience?
Thanks