Did you know the number one cause for engine failure is lack of regular maintenance So many people ignore the “change oil soon” message or fail to occasionally check their fluids and often times it leads to catastrophic failure. When’s the last time you checked your fluids?

I’m wanting to create classes for each vehicle I work on, such as an injector job I did on a 2019 Chevy Silverado Texas edition, or a timing chain job on a 2018 ford expedition. I’m unsure on how to structure the courses as of right now, but classes will be coming soon !

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What is one vehicle that you’ve worked on that you weren’t able to fix ? Mine was a 2016 Kia optima that came in the shop with electrical issues. I narrowed it down to one specific failing part. Replaced the part, reflashed the car, and it worked great for a few days until the car shut down again. Finally had to throw in the towel and send it to another shop who decided to replace the whole wiring harness