> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.jgscripts.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.jgscripts.com/mechanic/installation-and-configuration/setup-new-mechanic-location.md).

# Setup New Mechanic Location

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<summary><strong>Owned Mechanic</strong></summary>

1. Navigate to `/jg-mechanic/config/config.lua`and locate line 135:

![](/files/SsyIqJquxZVvNv2CsdaP)

2. This is a decently large section. We are going to highlight and copy from line `135`to line `229`
3. Line 228 should be the second last bracket with in the `Config.MechanicLocations` table. Add a `,` to the end of the bracket `},`:

![](/files/hr0Tv9QxCwhtSlUfiifx)

4. Now we're going to paste the copied lscustoms under line 228 to add a duplicate entry
5. Change the name of the newly added lscustoms to your desired name and change the job, locations, shops and stashes coords
6. Save and Restart jg-mechanic. You have now successfully added a new owned location

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<summary><strong>Self-Service Mechanic</strong></summary>

1. Navigate to `/jg-mechanic/config/config.lua`and locate line 106:

![](/files/sa4MwuwtVkKwHPAB20wc)

2. We are now going to highlight and copy from line `106`to line `134`:
3. Now navigate to line 228, this should be the second last bracket of the `Config.MechanicLocations` table, Add a `,` to the end of the bracket `},`:

![](/files/hr0Tv9QxCwhtSlUfiifx)

4. Now we're going to paste the copied bennys under line 228 to add a duplicate entry
5. Change the name of the newly added bennys to your desired name and change the job and locations
6. Save and Restart jg-mechanic. You have now successfully added a new owned location

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