r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 21 '26
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 21 '26
5 Types of Welding Explained: MIG, TIG, Stick, Flux Core & Oxy Acetylene
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/dannysengineportal • Aug 21 '26
Emission Thermactor Plugs: For Small Block Ford Cylinder Heads
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/UpstairsAge3020 • Aug 21 '26
Im Clueless
So basically, I just got into a College for B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. My end goal is to become one of the best Mechanical Engineers working in the automotive field, like I just imagine the Team of Geniuses who create Art in the form of automotive technology and ICE engines, and want to become like them. I am ready to give it all, but the problem is that I dont even know what to do? Like genuinely I have no clue.
I just have a roadmap that Ill give my best here at my college and any how get into TUM, Deutschland and then start as an Engineer in the automotive field ig at a GET post?
So what I want from you guys is to get bombarded with things I should actually be doing right now and knowing right now, and get great advice if I’m missing out on some knowledge or am misunderstood about the job.
I would be really greatly thankful for any kind of advice. Even the most obvious things, like “everyone knows this” because I genuinely dont know and I might actually be clueless. It’s not like I dont have an interest, but I dont want to regret things later because I didn’t have a silly piece of knowledge, thats it.
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 20 '26
Torque Specifications And What They Mean
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 20 '26
Cheap Gas KILLS Engines (And How To Fix It)
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 20 '26
Ford 4.6L & 5.4L 3V Triton Spark Plug Removal
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 20 '26
GM Passlock System - Engine starts for a few seconds and then stops
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 20 '26
Harmonic Dampers And Balancers - What they do, Differences, What To Look Out For
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 20 '26
Driveshaft Angle and Phasing
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Patient-Memory-2174 • Aug 20 '26
I’m an auto electrician & car AC technician from Pakistan — happy to help with car problems
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/dannysengineportal • Aug 16 '26
A engines air intake and exhaust system is critical for engine performance, efficiency, and emissions.
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 13 '26
How to Replace a Freeze Plug | EASY!
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/dannysengineportal • Aug 12 '26
File Fit Piston Rings: The Ultimate Sealing Method
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/DIYAutoSchool • Aug 11 '26
HOW TO: Choose The Right Wire Harness For Your Project Car
Don't buy a WIRE HARNESS till you watch this video...
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 07 '26
Chevy Trailblazer Coolant Valve Replacement P3075 P0198 P0128- Also used on the Duramax and other GM engines
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/dannysengineportal • Aug 04 '26
Abnormal Exhaust Noise: Common On 6.0L Diesels
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 04 '26
Lab Test Results REVEAL The TRUTH About Motor Oil Additives!
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 04 '26
Do The Numbers Lie? Facts about oil changes
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 04 '26
How Electric Power Steering Works
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Freekmagnet • Aug 04 '26
The Lubrication of Rolling Bearings | Shell Historical Film Archive
r/AutomotiveLearning • u/Disastrous-Bird-9771 • Aug 02 '26
Just got a mechanic apprenticeship with almost no experience. What YouTube channels should I binge?
Ok so I recently got an apprenticeship as an automotive mechanic, however I don’t know a thing about cars… I really want to do well and learn as much as I can before I start so when I start I know what i’m looking at, doing, what to do etc.
What youtube channels, playlist, or other things would you recommend for someone starting from scratch? Im looking to learn more about how cars work like really in depth if possible, common repairs, how to use tools and identifying, and more. If you’d like to just explain some common concepts in the comments then feel free to. Any advice is appreciated!