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Flat tire
Required items
Repair sequence
Official example in Repair Systems and Tools; sequence cross-checked in community gameplay.
Interactive repair planner
Bring back a complete repair set
Choose the fault shown on your task list. The planner separates official requirements from community-tested route advice and can remember your checklist on this device when browser storage is available.
Checklist saved on this device when browser storage is available.
Select the current van fault
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Dead battery
Required items
Repair sequence
Battery/toolbox sequence cross-checked in gameplay; electronics dependency is official.
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Blown fuses
Required items
Repair sequence
Fuse problem is official. No extra tool is claimed because the official material does not confirm one.
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Empty fuel tank
Required items
Repair sequence
Fuel is an official repair item; route advice is community-tested and labelled as such.
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Low oil
Required items
Repair sequence
Oil and reservoir are official; garage priority is a community tactic.
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Low coolant
Required items
Repair sequence
Coolant and reservoir are official; location priority is a community tactic.
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Low brake fluid
Required items
Repair sequence
Official Patch #010 adds brake fluid as a liquid repair; its Aim minigame controls fluid filling.
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Broken spark plugs
Required items
Repair sequence
Official Patch #010 names toolbox removal and new plugs; Patch #013 explicitly identifies Logic for battery and spark-plug repairs.
First action
Turn the key before looting
The van can fail in different combinations. The current task list is more reliable than carrying a generic pile of vehicle parts from the first house.
Power dependency
Battery faults hide information
The developer notes that a dead battery can disable van electronics. Restoring it may bring the radar and other decision systems back online.
Where each repair happens
Open the front compartment for the fuses, oil reservoir, coolant reservoir and battery. Tire work happens at the affected wheel. Fuel is filled at the van's fuel point. The on-screen task state should confirm completion; do not rely only on the object animation.
Repair tool rules that are actually confirmed
- Tire: replacement tire, toolbox and scissor jack.
- Battery: replacement battery and toolbox in cross-checked gameplay; the official devlog confirms batteries and tool requirements as part of the repair system.
- Fuses: replacement fuses. This guide does not invent an extra tool requirement that the official material does not state.
- Fluids: fuel, oil, coolant and brake fluid use their matching containers and may require enough volume to satisfy the task amount.
- Spark plugs: replacement plugs and toolbox, explicitly added in Patch #010.
Which repair interaction is on screen?
Patch #010 replaced the original uniform QTE flow with five minigames. Follow the current prompt; an old launch video may show a different interaction.
- Reaction: complete the screw inputs shown for the repair.
- Aim: press when the moving indicator enters the target zone; used mainly for fluid filling.
- Effort: repeated inputs for jammed doors and sewage pits. It can be disabled in settings and replaced with the classic QTE.
- Logic: rotate pieces to connect the signs. Patch #013 identifies this for batteries and spark plugs.
- Match: arrange the colors to reproduce the required pattern.
Use Settings → Interface Bindings to change action or minigame inputs, then select Apply Changes. The new tools do not guarantee a part will spawn at a particular house.
Official minigame introduction · Battery/spark-plug Logic confirmation