Car Guide 7 Days to Die

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MrBrauwn

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Resource Gathering and Survival in 7 Days to Die

In the post-apocalyptic world of 7 Days to Die Server Hosting, specific tools are required to dismantle cars into their basic elements. A primitive approach includes using an axe or pickaxe, effectively yielding iron — a crucial resource for crafting when smelted in a Forge.

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How to Dismantle Cars

However, to fully dismantle cars, you need to use a Wrench. This indispensable tool becomes available after reaching level 1 in the Salvage Tools section of your Crafting Skills menu, which is unlocked by reading the "Scrapping 4 Fun" magazine. Once unlocked, crafting the Wrench requires 12 Forged Iron, four Mechanical Parts, and two Duct Tapes — materials that can be found throughout the game world.

crafting a wrench in 7 days to die

With the Wrench in hand, approach the car and then hold or press the left mouse button to begin dismantling.

Dismantle a Car in 7 days to die

The process consumes Stamina, so it's important to monitor the Stamina bar located in the lower left corner of the screen. Using the right mouse button speeds up dismantling but increases Stamina consumption. Mods like the Ergonomic Grip Mod can reduce this consumption.

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How to Obtain a Bicycle in 7 Days to Die

By dismantling cars, you obtain valuable resources, including:

  • Iron
  • Gasoline
  • Cloth
  • Small Iron Rods
  • Mechanical Parts
  • Electrical Components
  • Springs
  • Headlights
  • Engines
  • Lead Batteries

These materials are used to craft numerous items in 7 Days to Die, such as workbenches, bicycles, minibikes, lockpicks, and more.

Additional Uses for the Wrench

using wrench for goods in 7 days to die

The Wrench is a versatile dismantling tool that is effective not only for vehicles. It can also be used to dismantle household appliances, including dishwashers, refrigerators, computers, and more, yielding useful crafting materials.

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MrBrauwn

MrBrauwn

Game Content Writer

I’m Mr.Brauwn, and I’ve been part of the Minecraft world for over 10 years. Like many others, I started playing with friends in the early versions, but soon I discovered that servers had enormous potential to create unique experiences. Servers and Projects Over time, I specialized in creating custom servers, developing private projects, events, and collaborations with content creators. Configuring plugins, designing systems, and shaping communities quickly became an essential part of my daily life. The Leap into Content Creation After so many years working on servers, I realized I could also share all that knowledge and those experiences visually. That’s how I started streaming on Twitch, showcasing my own servers and playing on them with the community. From Twitch to YouTube Later on, I understood that this content shouldn’t only remain in livestreams. I decided to launch my YouTube channel, where I share curiosities, tutorials, plugin reviews, updates, and technical aspects of Minecraft. It’s a space for other players and creators to discover the same potential I once found in this game. What Minecraft Means to Me For me, Minecraft is more than just a game. It’s a part of my daily life: recording, editing, testing mods, configuring plugins, building, and sharing with my community. After more than a decade, my goal remains the same: to create, inspire, and enjoy this infinite world alongside everyone who joins me on the adventure.
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