Auto Care: Auto Parts/ Auto Emergency Kit & Safety Tips
Emergency kit
- Tire pressure gauge (for the glove box)
- Jumper cables
- Two screwdrivers(one standard and one Phillips)
- Adjustable wrench
- Pliers
- Flashlight (for the glove box)
- Roll of all-purpose wire
- Wheel chock
- ABC fire extinguisher
- A couple of clean rags
- Emergency flares
- First aid kit (sold preassembled)
- Pair of work gloves
- Duct tape
Safety tips
- Have a first aid kit and an ABC-type fire extinguisher handy.
- Never crawl under a car supported only by a jack.
- Block the wheels when changing a tire.
- Never completely remove a hot radiator cap.
- Remove any jewelry (watches, bracelets, rings, long necklaces) before making repairs.
- Don’t wear loose clothing, ties, or scarves, and if you have long hair, tie it back out of the way.
- Work slowly and carefully.
- Read and understand all instructions.
- Gather all your tools and required materials.
- Work in a clean, well-ventilated area.
- Have clean rags or paper towels handy.
- Use the proper tools.
- Use a droplight with a cage protecting the bulb.
- Don’t work on anything that is under warranty, or you could void the warranty.
- For ambitious repairs, buy a service manual for your make of car at the parts department of your local dealer or auto parts house. You can also find repair manuals at most libraries. Don’t attempt any repair unless you fully understand the job. Even professionals refer to service manuals at one time or another.
- When in doubt, seek professional help.
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