View Poll Results: What level of DIY'er are you?
Expert Level: Mechanical, electrical, hydraulic issues.....nothing fazes me. Engine swap? No problem
2
5.41%
Modder Supreme: I'm constantly adding and tweaking things. However, some problems require shop time
20
54.05%
I change my own oil, air filter, brake pads and top of all my engine fluids. But that's about it.
9
24.32%
It's the dealers for me every time. I'm good but I have no desire to get all dirty on my day off
3
8.11%
It's the dealers for me every time too. I'm no good at this stuff
3
8.11%
Voters: 37. You may not vote on this poll
So how good a DIY mechanic are you?
Lexus Champion
Joined: Apr 2003
Posts: 2,029
Likes: 1
From: California
It's interesting how the more expensive the vehicle, the less work on it is done by the actual owner. 
I can do virtually anything on a car, and used to back in my Honda & Chevy days, but ever since moving up to a Lexus I find myself considering shops more and more often.
I know I'm not the only Lexus owner who just no longer has the time to spend entire days diagnosing and correcting any problems with their vehicle.
I can do virtually anything on a car, and used to back in my Honda & Chevy days, but ever since moving up to a Lexus I find myself considering shops more and more often. I know I'm not the only Lexus owner who just no longer has the time to spend entire days diagnosing and correcting any problems with their vehicle.
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 5,350
Likes: 1
From: Inside
i took apart and reassembled the front axle for a re-grease back when i had my land cruiser...
with the miata i had a slight mishap and ended up replacing the rear subframe and various suspension components in the back and up front in the garage...
with the miata i had a slight mishap and ended up replacing the rear subframe and various suspension components in the back and up front in the garage...
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