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Originally Posted by nkaminar
Once one get used to it, the Model A is much easier to work on than a modern car. It took me a day to change the thermostats (two) in my 2016 truck and another day to change the fuel filter (Diesel engine). So I would argue that the skill set is much greater for working on a modern car. How many out there in Model A land wrench on their modern car?
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I do all the work on all my vehicles. The term "wrenching" when referring to working on a modern car is almost outdated. Anytime there's an issue with my newer car, 90% of my time in the garage consists of using a scan tool and a multimeter. 9% is spent carefully trying to separate an electrical connecter without breaking it and 1% turning a wrench.
Working on the Model A is a joy compared to that lol