That runs a bit counter to my experiences as a customer.

Still, reassembling the car requires each bolt to be screwed all the way in before the task is completed. Putting them back together is the same puzzle, but in reverse, and I find the task enjoyable and rewarding, especially since the only parts of a car I actually know the names of are things like 'door', or 'tire', or 'that hole I can plug my iPhone into so I can listen to NPR podcasts while I drive to the organic pet food store'. Need to replace the steering rack? First you need to remove the rims, the suspension rods, the tie rims, the inner and outer tie rods, and whatever other car bones (?) are in the way, usually by unscrewing a bunch of bolts. Taking apart a car in CMS2015 is fun: it's like a puzzle. 4) Let me plan the customer's next visit for them

Then I'm told it'll take a week to arrive. I usually pick something from the middle, because I'm more of a disinterested-yet-guilty dad. I can never just choose the cheapest, because while fixed in the penetrating gaze of the mechanic it would indicate that I don't love my car like a parent loves a child, wanting only the very best.

Then, I'm shown the various brands of the parts I need along with the prices of each. In my experience, when the mechanic looks up a part in his computer, it requires him to hammer away at the keyboard for several long, unbearable minutes. It's easy to find the parts you're looking for, and when you order them they instantly appear. The computer you use to find and order parts in CMS2015 is great.

Mods for car mechanic simulator 2015