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BRIOHATCH 03-23-2006 06:45 PM

Re: PAID MECHANICS
 
aussie cheese fries own the planet.......its pretty much to late to switch for something like money reasons....i leave in a week....

Donald125 03-23-2006 06:52 PM

Re: PAID MECHANICS
 
I am not a mechainc or anything, but working in the warehouse full of turbo ----, installing rice out intake and exhaust and all makes me getting SICK and TIRED of even think about those stuff after work. yes i am sick of seeing intercooler and turbos lol

and like Briohatch said, i am pretty sure it happened to everyone as well, that is ppl around u EXPECTING their ---- being fixed for free. >:( And say if you charge them dirt cheap for, say a brake job. they will start telling their mom, father, friends, aunt, uncles that i am doing it for dirt cheap and everyone expect me to charge them that cheap. I am sick and tired of this ----, even girls wanted me to fix their BOYFRIENDS car, WTF< it`s your ------- BOYFRIEND. WHY THE ---- am i suppose to change his ----------ing oil for free bitch >:(

BRIOHATCH 03-23-2006 06:57 PM

Re: PAID MECHANICS
 
haha yea if a girl ever tells me to fix her bf's ---- ill be like " he can get it for free, but you are gonna have to pay for him"........."YOUR GONNA PAY WITH ------ BITCH"

Racintweek 03-23-2006 07:48 PM

Re: PAID MECHANICS
 
with newer cars all you have to know is how to use tools. the scantools tell you the problem, do a few simple tests to confirm, and then it just R&R.


when i worked at the VW dealer techs would even have to tell me what prts they wanted i'd just look at the scantool printout and know off the top of my head what it was

con 03-23-2006 11:51 PM

Re: PAID MECHANICS
 

Originally Posted by Racintweek
with newer cars all you have to know is how to use tools. the scantools tell you the problem, do a few simple tests to confirm, and then it just R&R.


haha if only it was that easy, working at a dealership with new cars might be but try one with 300,000+ km's and see how that would work for you. When you get a truck in the door with 50 problems but the cheap ---- only wants the one fixed thats doing a certian something that he doesn't like but doesn't want to spend much cash because its his beater. I had a dodge 4x4 the other day that was just bought and was running rich, somebody took a connector apart in the harness and rewired the pins wrong which eventually made its way to the 4 wire 02 sensor. Scan tools are a great tool but I wouldn't say the new mechanics have it easy.

Sinner 03-24-2006 12:05 AM

Re: PAID MECHANICS
 

Originally Posted by Joseph Davis

As far as wiring/EFI troubleshooting, auto tech classes are a joke. Take basic analog electronics, and basic digital electronics. It starts making sense real quick.

Then invent your own product and make $$ per pop!



xternal 03-24-2006 01:44 AM

Re: PAID MECHANICS
 
Yeh Im in New Zealand tho, but pay here is ok its decent enough to make a living of but nothing too great .
I work for Volkswagen and make $12/hr on apprentice rates , its a fun job if your all about cars and thats pretty much why im doin it , I say go hard and crank that job , its definaltely something worth doin if your commited :6

Tom-Guy 03-24-2006 11:04 AM

Re: PAID MECHANICS
 

Originally Posted by Sinner
Then invent your own product and make $$ per pop!

I suck at business and organisation.

When I get everything down to ordering the semi-finished boards from the manufacturer, you'll handle my retail sales for a cut, yes?


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