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So, Who Actually Works On My
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The word “Mechanic” makes you think of a guy
from the 1960’s named Joe, with dirty hands, smudged face, greasy clothes and
a wrench in his pocket. The high school dropout who might not have the
intellect to work on our complex cars today. Hence the term MECHANIC
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On the other hand, the word “Technician” congers up mental pictures of a
sterile guy in a lab coat who hasn’t had his hands dirty in his life. He may
be able to think about what’s wrong, but will he be man enough to dive into
your car’s problem to fix it? |
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A Great
Auto Service Technician
Is Worth His Weight In Gold! |
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The truth is
that with today’s sophisticated cars, the good auto service technician must
be a combination of diagnostic wizard, mechanical engineer, electrician,
continuing student and great mechanic. It’s not glamorous work, but it’s
exciting work. Part detective, he must discover the problems and then, take
the puzzle apart and put it back together again to work perfectly.
A great
auto service technician is a
combination of curiosity, constant study, refined intuition, well earned
experience, deductive reasoning, strong arms and nimble fingers. Plus, he
loves his job.
To you,
his job is extremely important. It
keeps you on the road, getting you to work, school, shopping and vacation. It
keeps your car reliable, from the day-to-day routine, to cross country trips
or the late night emergency.
A great auto
service shop, with dedicated
technicians, is worth its weight in gold to you. When you find a good shop,
stick with it, and tell your friends about it, because we all need reliable
transportation. |
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A national program for automotive excellence, auto service technicians with
ASE certifications have learned, been tested and are meeting industry
standards for knowledge and experience. If you don’t see ASE Certified in the
shop window, think twice about turning over your car. |
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Many people don’t know it, but Bosch manufacturers most of the automotive
systems for almost all European and some Japanese luxury cars. When you see
the Bosch Authorized Service logo, the shop that earned it had to qualify for
it by using only genuine Bosch replacement parts and Bosch authorized repair
and maintenance procedures. |
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