TrailBeast
AKA Mopars4us on Youtube
There are a LOT of people that ask questions that the answers are already out there on the Internet but they just don't know how to go about finding it.
This Should help that.
Your Browser:
The screen you are looking at right now is displayed by your browser.
ALL browsers have an address bar that can be typed in and that area is at the top of your screen.
If you look up there right now it will say something like http://www.forabodiesonly.com and more stuff having to do with the specific page you are seeing.
That address can be removed by clicking in that area a using backspace on your keyboard and any new address can be typed in there.
If you remove the address in that address bar and type just google.com in there and hit enter on your keyboard it should change the page you are on to the Google Search page.
(It has GOOGLE in the center of the page with a bar you can type in right below it.
In that search bar you can type whatever it is you need to know.
Google pretty much knows everything there is to know about everything the human race knows.
It's just a matter of using the right words in that search bar that you type in to find it.
For example, if you type 727 or 904 in that bar and click "search" you will see tons of stuff to do with 727 and 904 transmissions, and also some other junk that has nothing to do with transmissions. (like 727 jets and junk like that)
BUT, if you type "727 or 904 rebuilding" the results of the search will be narrowed down and have more specific information about 727 and 904 rebuilding.
If need be, you can click the address below and add Google search to your Favorites or Bookmarks. (whatever the browser you use calls it)
www.google.com
Want to know what size the bolts are that hold your steering box to the frame?
You would type something like "1965 Dart steering gear mounting bolts size"
If that doesn't find what you need rephrase the search like "what size are the steering gear mounting bolts on my (whatever)
Google.com also gives results from other places like Youtube, so you may also find video's of what you searched for, and any number of other resources relating to what you typed to search for.
Use Google and find almost anything you ever need to know.
Don't find what you are needing rephrase the search.
I just used Google and typed in "How long to get to the moon at 55mph?"
This is what it came up with. Click the here > Google
Google is a HUGE resource, and we should use it to our full advantage when we need to know something, anything.
This Should help that.
Your Browser:
The screen you are looking at right now is displayed by your browser.
ALL browsers have an address bar that can be typed in and that area is at the top of your screen.
If you look up there right now it will say something like http://www.forabodiesonly.com and more stuff having to do with the specific page you are seeing.
That address can be removed by clicking in that area a using backspace on your keyboard and any new address can be typed in there.
If you remove the address in that address bar and type just google.com in there and hit enter on your keyboard it should change the page you are on to the Google Search page.
(It has GOOGLE in the center of the page with a bar you can type in right below it.
In that search bar you can type whatever it is you need to know.
Google pretty much knows everything there is to know about everything the human race knows.
It's just a matter of using the right words in that search bar that you type in to find it.
For example, if you type 727 or 904 in that bar and click "search" you will see tons of stuff to do with 727 and 904 transmissions, and also some other junk that has nothing to do with transmissions. (like 727 jets and junk like that)
BUT, if you type "727 or 904 rebuilding" the results of the search will be narrowed down and have more specific information about 727 and 904 rebuilding.
If need be, you can click the address below and add Google search to your Favorites or Bookmarks. (whatever the browser you use calls it)
www.google.com
Want to know what size the bolts are that hold your steering box to the frame?
You would type something like "1965 Dart steering gear mounting bolts size"
If that doesn't find what you need rephrase the search like "what size are the steering gear mounting bolts on my (whatever)
Google.com also gives results from other places like Youtube, so you may also find video's of what you searched for, and any number of other resources relating to what you typed to search for.
Use Google and find almost anything you ever need to know.
Don't find what you are needing rephrase the search.
I just used Google and typed in "How long to get to the moon at 55mph?"
This is what it came up with. Click the here > Google
Google is a HUGE resource, and we should use it to our full advantage when we need to know something, anything.
