Wired By Hartsfield/ The car scientist

05/07/2026

2003 Honda Accord‼️

Sunday afternoon, I knocked out a little suspension work. Maintenance is Important. Imagine driving down the highway at 75 and everything falls apart.🧐

04/26/2026

Was in the process of replacing the rear end and low and behold….. Leaky airbag.

2016 Silverado Sweeper 4.3L
Schwarze Industries LLC

04/26/2026

Was in the process of replacing the rear end and low and behold….. Leaky airbag.

2016 Silverado Sweeper 4.3L
Schwarze Industries LLC

04/23/2026

O2 downstream Bank 1- is Richie Rich on this 98 Dakota. 💨

Using this made it easy to find the problem without guessing.

Click the 🔗 in my 🔗 section to get yours‼️

Innova Electronics

04/23/2026

93 Ford Mustang GT 5.0 🦊
🔥UPGRADE

🧰👌🏾

04/22/2026

These were bought for me about 2 years ago as a Christmas gift.
Tough set.
Gotta get you one.

The link is below.

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04/20/2026

Welcome to my page‼️🧰🛞👌🏾

From a young age, I was always drawn to anything with wires, engines, and moving parts. I grew up watching my uncles work on cars, and I was right there with them—handing tools, learning by watching, and constantly asking questions. I didn’t just want to be around it… I wanted to understand it.

That curiosity followed me into high school, where I really started developing my skills in auto mechanics. I wasn’t just doing it for class—I genuinely enjoyed it. That’s also where I picked up the nickname “the car scientist,” because I was always trying to figure out how everything worked, down to the smallest detail.

My business name actually started from my love of wiring audio systems. While I was learning engines and getting deeper into mechanics, I became the go-to guy for car audio installs. What started as just helping people with sound systems quickly turned into something much bigger than I expected.

Over time, that passion grew beyond just audio. I found myself doing full vehicle wiring and electrical work—learning every system, every connection, and every challenge that comes with it. I don’t just stop at one part of the car anymore—I work on the whole thing.

These days, my hands stay busy with just about anything mechanical I can get my hands on. Automotive engines, diesel work, lawn mowers, w**d eaters, dirt bikes, and more. If it has a motor or a wiring system, I’m interested in it and I’ll figure it out.

At the end of the day, I take pride in learning, fixing, and bringing things back to life.

04/17/2026

She might not look like much right now… up on jack stands, a little rough, parts everywhere.

But I see her. 👀

Every bolt I turn, it’s getting her closer. 🔥
I’m not rushing it.

Foxy little thing🦊

She’ll be turning heads again- One day🔥💨

Late Model Restoration