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Auto Parts help on YouTube?
I had someone looking to buy some videos for a car parts project they were working on. They wanted more than just a book walking them through it, they wanted to see it. I recommended the browse youtube. Try some variations on your search and you’re likely to find something useful there. Most of us are visual learners, so just watching a bit can go a long way towards making a project easier.
Believe it or not, there are some good videos out there. YouTube.com has everything from published professional videos to amatuer stuff. I would stick to ones that look legit, or are almost identical to what you are doing. Don’t be too trusting.
A few auto parts companies even publish some videos on YouTube. I found Car Parts Warehouse had some wheel hub videos. Discount AC Parts had some AC Compressor installation Videos and Turbochargerpros.com had some of their turbos videos there. Might be good to see some info on the parts before installation. Like mentioned earlier, just being able to see something and how it looks makes things easier.
Beyond YouTube there are other sites offering videos on installation. Many are free, but many are require subscription. If you really need help, then paying for it will save you in the long run.
Thanks. We’ll try and get more links up.
How many people really prefer seeing items before they buy. We thought about doing alot of these, but have held off for now.
We need to find some companies that sell car repair videos and let customers know about them. Would be beneficial. Anyone know any?
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I can state emphatically that “seeing” is believing…visual cues are playing a larger and larger role in a consumer’s buying decision. My company’s largest hurdle to overcome in getting our website up and going is the media side of it….in other words click on it and get a picture…why should’nt videos of “how to do it” follow as well?
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