Looks like this was filmed in the old Center Line, Michigan training center. They had a studio set up in the basement of the building. The building itself was a Chrysler Defense facility during WW2, designed by Albert Kahn. I worked in that building for 15 years for Mopar Service & Parts.
Moral of story nobody knows how people really drive cars out here in the real world except most people somewhat abuse cars so use the best quality oil and change it often. As my dad used to say "oil is cheap and replacement engines are expensive". A side benefit is cars with relatively clean oil have lower friction and get better gas mileage.
I was in an automotive class when the teacher said "Chemicals are cheap, cars are not." He said that when he asked us about when we all replaced our antifreeze. I said that I wasn't worried because my car was 3 years old, and the manual said I have 5 year coolant. He asked if I drove in the ideal condition. I said no, and he explained that changing more often than the manual says is important.
It's necessary because these were not originally videos, these were slideshows- you would get an actual vinyl record for the audio, and a set of slides for the visuals. That beep was let you know to change to the next slide.
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Looks like this was filmed in the old Center Line, Michigan training center. They had a studio set up in the basement of the building. The building itself was a Chrysler Defense facility during WW2, designed by Albert Kahn. I worked in that building for 15 years for Mopar Service & Parts.
thanks for posting these great video's, oil sure has come a long way.
It'd be great to spend the evening with Tech at a local bar and listen to his stories. Stories of Booze, Broads....and Regrets.
Moral of story nobody knows how people really drive cars out here in the real world except most people somewhat abuse cars so use the best quality oil and change it often. As my dad used to say "oil is cheap and replacement engines are expensive". A side benefit is cars with relatively clean oil have lower friction and get better gas mileage.
I was in an automotive class when the teacher said "Chemicals are cheap, cars are not." He said that when he asked us about when we all replaced our antifreeze. I said that I wasn't worried because my car was 3 years old, and the manual said I have 5 year coolant. He asked if I drove in the ideal condition. I said no, and he explained that changing more often than the manual says is important.
Tech sounds like a bookie I used to use.
Jeepers, let's go to the malt shop. I have a whole dollar, I can pay for us all.
I can dig it!
The engine oil story.
That old dude looks like Sidney Greenstreet from the Maltese Falcon
Techs gotta lay off the lucky strikes
Dang, was that complex enough?
Why is he dressed liked a soda Jerk
Who else finds that beep annoying
Apple Muffin that’s how you knew when to advance the filmstrip.
people with ADHD
It's music to my ears
It's necessary because these were not originally videos, these were slideshows- you would get an actual vinyl record for the audio, and a set of slides for the visuals. That beep was let you know to change to the next slide.