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Technicians Service Training (TST)
To learn more about TST’s organization and training, be sure to visit their website here. TST has provided a wealth of information to auto technicians across the country. Below is a feed from their YouTube channel. Enjoy! [youtubefeeder]
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Consumer Resources
For as long as there are automobiles, there will always be someone who just needs to tinker with them. This page is dedicated to all of you Do-It-Yourselfer’s, or better known as the DIY’ers. AutoTechnician.org is compiling a list of online and offline resources just for you. [table id=1 /]
What We Do
AutoTechnician.org wants to bring the best to the general public. The best technicians not only know how their way around a vehicle, they also know how to approach and diagnose problems that most others with limited experience cannot. If you are good or great with any or all of the following, then we are looking for you! General gasoline engine performance diagnosis (diesel and hybrids to be added soon) General vehicle electrical diagnosis General vehicle charging and starting system diagnosis General steering and suspension diagnosis General vehicle climate control diagnosis General vehicle brake system diagnosis General drivetrain diagnosis Take the test Why diagnostic testing? A true professional automotive technician knows how to combine experience with their senses (sight, feel, smell and sound) and think their way through a problem; not throw parts at it until it’s fixed. They normally find and repair problems faster than most with very few mistakes. They are the best of the best, the hardest in the industry to find and the one you would want servicing your vehicle. That’s why. Be listed for free with the best of the best. The pre-qualification testing for technicians wanting a listing in the directory is based on diagnostic…
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[caption id=u0022u0022 align=u0022alignrightu0022 width=u0022185u0022 caption=u0022John Kelly, Founder and former Master Technicianu0022][/caption] As the founder of AutoTechnician.org, I’m very excited and proud to welcome you to AutoTechnician.org! Let’s answer your first question: “What makes me qualified to create this website for technicians?” You can skip to my credentials to learn more. I want to make this very clear: this website is not about me at all. It is about giving a voice and a free resource to all of those professional men and women automotive technicians out there who deserve it. I’ll be the first to tell you that I’m not the very best auto technician out there, and I never claim to be. However don’t get me wrong. I held my own quite well for 25 years and wore just about every hat that someone in my field could wear. I’m semi-retired from the automotive repair field now but I still contract myself to local shops for teaching and diagnostic consulting from time-to-time. I’m the developer and administrator for this website but I’ve also shared my thoughts with my co-founders – those I’ve mentored under in my career. These guys are some of the best respected minds and personalities I…
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[si-contact-form form=’2′] You may also mail inquiries to: AutoTechnician.org P.O. Box 25592 Rochester, NY 14625
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