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Its gonna sound funny but i learnt a TONNE from youtube, 'car mechanic simulators' on Steam, and a whole bunch of buying shit cars for $10 and just pulling shit off them lol

Is that your shop?

people think mechanic's are some kinda highly specialized, brand trained, professional. it could not be further from the truth. most training or educations in this industry are just watered down versions of youtube diy videos with books to read, and the schools are nothing more than a group of friends gathered around the one friends dad who has more tools in his garage than he knows how to use but he has instruction manuals. the reality is being a mechanic is nothing more than find and remove broken part, replace with part that works, then calibrate with tools that make calibration simple, the complexity is not replacing the part or making custom parts like it was back in the day, but rather the complexity is in finding ways to change the part while winning at the flat rate system intended to keep you broke while a service writer stands over you shoulder telling you how to do something you done a million times. most good mechanics become great mechanics before their even in the industry, and most really good mechanics have a history of poverty to hone their skills on their own vehicles. education is not necessary and never has been with the exception of working with proprietary software but even that generally all does the same task just different approaches. being a mechanic is not a good job it often has no job security, usly no benefits, massive amounts of debt for tools and education, a bad pay systems that harbors corruption, theft, a need for cutting corners , and false advertising for salaries, but the worse thing of them all is stress and unrealistic expectations

Bro : heres some positive motivation Randoms : blah blah blah im tlxic blah blah blah *hate* blah blah blah *hate* Yall haters get a life, all he said was u can do it yourself without a big college dickin u from behind 😂😂😂

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Hell yeah bro

Thanks, man! I really appreciate it. I’m passionate about becoming a mechanic, but the only thing that held me back was going to school due to personal reasons. However, I’m starting now and will share my progress in a year!😂

Sir i have experience 3to4 years and certificate in auto electrician and now i want a work in europe how i find a job

Thank you man had a good time watching that funny ending too btw 🤣 thanks for the motivation bro

There’s only 1 ‘r’ in Romeo

Im genz and by the time my kids are my age ima have businesses for them to work at thanks for the game

Nah that didn’t work for me this is the 10th video ive seen that does it different. Haha

I'll bet my home you won't learn theory without school. Working in a shop will hinder your true knowledge and wisdom. Anyone telling you you'll be smarter without school is a liar. Without school, your vocabulary and knowledge will be less than attending school. Simple fact.

The first shop i worked in the mastertech was awesome! He was a great teacher and always would lend me some of his tools to the point he told me just to work out of his toolbox. My second shop the mastertech was a pos and acted like he was the king of the shop lol

Actually worked

best piece of advice youll ever get, learn to think for yourself and not be so quick to get hand fed. Sets you apart from the rest

I feel as if your physical up to it and ofc have the tools it’s not an issue

Mic drop

That bbq sauce is calling my name

I want to be a mechanic ❤

Simple answer, yes... you can do whatever you want in life. You are never too old to start anything. Dont let anybody tell you otherwise

I am 50. And I starting doing my own cars the last year. Tear down the heads, send in for machining, do all my services, plugs, electrical on car, all rewiring....also for my friends. Nothing stopped me, and still going strong. But, I was at gym since the age of 15, till now. Never skip exercises. I was shocked that people think when you are 30 you may have trouble working on a car 😂😂😂

This guy isn't just giving advice to become a mechanic, he's giving advice for achieving anything in life! 1) Never settle and be unhappy. Make a decision to change your circumstances. 2) Be adaptable and put in the work to find what you really want to do. What are you passionate about? 3) Introduce yourself personally to management. This is a massively overlooked but desirable step for job candidates. As a manager, the number of times I threw a resume/CV on my desk never to read it, but hired someone because they came and spoke to me is many. 4) Be a good, respectful and helpful person to those around you in your workplace. This will come back to you 10 fold. Put in work helping the current employees and demonstrating that it's an asset to have you around rather than a liability. 5) Learn from those with more experience than you and nurture those relationships. 6) Never give up and have a positive outlook, even in difficult circumstances. Positivity goes a hell of a long way when things get tough. Never giving up means you can never fail, only learn from mistakes and progress. Great vid! Thanks!

wtf they must be out of mind! Lol thanks your video!

I'm having a very difficult time removing the individual heat shields for each spark plug..... Any ideas that will make it easier?? Thank you!

Lie to say you know it but learn as you there 😅 love your honesty bro

You also live in Cali. Idk where you’ve lived. I’ve been a mechanic in Virginia, Tennessee, Ohio, North Dakota, Oregon twice, California, North Carolina and Washington state twice. I may not realize California pays higher than any other place in USA. What they pay u $20-30/hr Other states will pay u $10-15/hr When I I started in Virginia wages was $5.15/hr. It’s not worth it everywhere.

Sry bro If u think it’s easy. You’re not doing it right. It’s brutal. On your body. On your mind. 30s is not old. When I was 34 I ran a 2hr44min marathon. That’s 6 min mile pace for 3hr I lost an appendage in the career. Bringing in someone late in life is cruel unusual. An u only been in it 2yr. U don’t have any idea what the industry is like until 15-20yr.

Don’t go to school. So you can fuck up everyone’s car. Got it

Good video

Props to you bro Good video

I just had the opportunity to start working in the automotive industry and at jiffy lube and they have tons of classes to learn stuff and all for free and I will use it to my advantage to learn as much as possible! Learn as much as I can!

Magnaflow?

I’ve worked at jiffy lube and hertz and now I struggle to find employment. Enterprise shot me down for no reason and I have good references from my previous bosses . What gives ?

67 year old mechanic do not do this thankless job for a living do it for your own needs only

Got to memorize some Easter eggs lol

Liked and subbed thanks bro

Damn, 550i is a great car despite the issues it holds. After repairing all the loose ends it really is an enjoyable car to drive. Mine - 2008 BMW 550i 6MT BC Coilovers, Stage 2 Tune, M5 Body Kit, M5 Wheels, Catless SP, Quad Tips, Welded Diff, ID4Motion Cluster. Definitely recommend the cluster from ID4Motion. It's pricey but looks good. 230,000KM still goes strong

Our journeys sound similar brother 🤝🏽

Right on Bro 👍🏼 Straight facts... Keep on wrenchin 🛠

The updates on how the car’s been driving are super helpful, and I’m excited to see what’s next on the list for the E60! Keep up the awesome work! 🚗🔧👏

no way I clicked on a video of a guy talking for 15 minutes, script you videos make is engaging for the whole time

Only problem is alot of shops want 20 years of experience at the age of 18

Did you remove the guard under your car ? that’s probably why it cracked brother

Thanks!

I needed this 100%, I’m not gonna quit big dawg thanks for refreshing my train of thought!

Great teaching 🎉

I wish I was a mechanic. Being in construction sucks sometimes

Scotty Kilmer is a cheapskate shadetre mechanic and full of $hit.

Man God has a plan over your life, you gotta know you don’t get that lucky that many times in a row. Jesus is invested in you, just tell him thank you with all the life you have left yk