Rebuild the transmission. first, remove the car's transmission (several steps). then, take apart the transmission and rebuild it (another several steps). reverse is usually accomplished either by driving forward with a special button or by rebuilding the gear shift on top of mounting points.
replace the bumper cap. take off your old one first (numerous parts to remove), then replace it with a new one. make sure you line up all of the bolts on each side before tightening them down! this requires removal of bolts from just about every imaginable corner along both sides of your vehicle's front bumper/fender areas, as well as removing some bolts that are riveted onto metal plates that attach to your car/su
what is the proper way to reverse a car?
it's not difficult, and in fact it often feels really good to do.
just remember the following steps: put your left foot over to the right side of the car, put your hands on top of your knee and pull up. this will move you around to the other side. now squat down low until your head is just between the two front seats, slide that knee over and then push yourself back with that left leg again while pulling up with both arms. push hard when you're in a vertical position. at this point, you should be close enough for someone who is on the other side to reach out an arm and help pull you up if they need too or want too! and there's usually a fair amount of
which way do you turn the wheel when reversing?
this is a trick question; if you're asking the
what are 3 steps for putting your car in reverse?
1. turn the car in a direction away from what you want to go in reverse.
2. check your mirrors and make sure there is nothing behind you that might get hit by the back wheels when they're reversed from their current position, such as parked cars or people, then put it in reverse
3. put the brake on and take your foot off of the gas pedal just prior to placing it into gear so that all movement can be done with one foot on the brake only before going down for a fractional amount of time, then putting your right foot on both pedals at once until they have been raised again so that one leg controls braking and acceleration simultaneously
