Repairing Chloe's Truck | Life is Strange: Before the Storm Episode 3

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How to Repair the Car in Life is Strange: Before the Storm Episode 3
Chloe needs to repair the car in Life is Strange: Before the Storm Episode 3. To get the car to work you have to use the Screwdriver, plier and wrench on the right parts of the car.
Here are all steps to repair chloe's truck.
Life is Strange Before the Storm (Episode 3)
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@randomchievos 6 жыл бұрын

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@epilepsylizard2469 3 жыл бұрын

Chloe is the sole reason why I’m doing mechanics at college, always wanted to revamp an old truck 🤍

@northover5023 Жыл бұрын

Are you now realizing it isn't as easy as the game

@until.davis. Жыл бұрын

@@northover5023 they never said it was going to be easy?

@northover5023 Жыл бұрын

@@until.davis. ok?

@thesillyseal284 3 жыл бұрын

In Idaho, I was working for my pa. As a farm hand. One time the truck broke down 20 miles away from home, and I taught myself how to fix the truck. Kinda like what chloe did here.

@seko2762 6 жыл бұрын

did she know how to drive??

@A_Classy_Phoenix 3 жыл бұрын

How did this truck end up in a junkyard if Chloe just needed to replace 2 things, clean 2 things, and tighten 1 gear to get it back into full working order?

@user-xf2ph1vr6z 3 жыл бұрын

cause it's not cost-effective to actually fix this ride

@A_Classy_Phoenix 3 жыл бұрын

@@user-xf2ph1vr6z I don't know much about cars, so there might be obvious answers I just don't get, but how did this car end up in the junkyard if a 16 year old girl can fix it in under an hour with nothing but a screwdriver, a pair of needle nose pliers, and a socket wrench?

@user-xf2ph1vr6z 3 жыл бұрын

@@A_Classy_Phoenix that's the point, i do know something :) She didn't fixed it. Let me explain something for you, is that ok? For example, say you have your desk and chair at home so you can study or finish your paper work. In normal situation this desk can hold ok under your PC on it, lamp, monitor, maybe hi-fi system or something like that. But let's say something damaged one of the desk's legs (i hope this is the word) in addition to all the scratches desk already had. So you've figured out that if you, for example, put a piece of paper folded a few times or a piece of wood under this leg you'll fix this issue with stuff being "horizontal", right? But those little scratches you've managed to accumulate through years of use still will be in place, your pen or pencil still will drop down inside of them and leave marks on your papers or even tearing them apart. So now you are thinking about sanding it, maybe painting it and then applying varnish for wood. It will cost you money that much as almost buying a new desk will. With not actually fixed leg (just temporary) you decide to throw this desk away and buying a new one. When you do that, somebody can find your old desk in your local junkyard and be like "look, it only has one not even broken leg, i can fix that so i can put my old heavy hi-fi system on it". But this person will face same old problems you faced with as soon as one tries to write something. Result: Chloe haven't fixed this car. She made it run, which is absolutely enough for her. She got herself in depth for buying some of the parts later (since we can find some papers and receipts saying numbers - about 3k spent on parts), which is actually not cost-effective, because she's not making any money and this permanently means depth for her. I hope you'll get the point, I've tried to make it clear. I hope you don't get bored reading all of this, I just like having this kind of practice since English is not my mother language :)

@A_Classy_Phoenix 3 жыл бұрын

@@user-xf2ph1vr6z this actually made a lot of sense. Thanks for explaining it. (I think the word you were looking for is debt, but other than that your English is flawless)

@user-xf2ph1vr6z 3 жыл бұрын

@@A_Classy_Phoenix aw yesss, debt since depth comes from deep, yeah, thanks for pointing this one out 😄 Upd: found out that my phone is "fixing" words for me in this confusing way :D