How Auto Mechanics Remember How To Put Cars Back Together ~ Audio Podcast Episode 31
How Auto Mechanics Remember How To Put Cars Back Together? One of the key skills for any mechanic is being organized. Now I will admit, there are times I am not the most organized of mechanics. But when it comes to taking things apart, and putting them back together, you have to remember how things go.
I have ran into many times in my career that I had to refer to something or someone else to give me guidance on getting a car back together. Today I want to share some of those tricks and tips to help you get better and faster at putting a car back together.
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Join me as we discuss:
- Starting jobs smart
- Being consistent
- Label EVERYTHING
- Tips on labeling parts
- Taking Pictures
- Removing Parts together
- Some parts find their natural place
- Mindset of Organizing.
- One more little secret 😉
- Post talking more about that Routan Transmission failure.
- And more
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