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Uploaded by on Jul 17, 2008

shoreline instructor T-TEN program

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  • Jobs aren't ALWAYS about the money; A good mechanic's worth his weight in GOLD! Some of these clowns that graduate and work in theses shops and dealerships aren't the brightest, but a good mechanic who takes PRIDE in doing the job right the first time gets a rep quickly by the word-of-mouthers and he gets more customers=more money.

  • @urgeone But it is about the money... Some of this clowns do not graduate at all and still they become mechanics, others we gratuated and became auto technitians. Well, so far I'm an "ASE" Master Diagnostics-Toyota "MDT" Hybrid Systems Specialist. Money comes with the tittle.

  • Graduation was in 2008, this class was very helpfull for passing the ASE for engine mechanicall.

  • ...T-TEN...so far I was lucky to be accepted in the program...actually Yankee kids are expelled so better and smart people can get into the program...only half of this class actually graduated...the ones that completed, we are Masters ASE plus Toyota Experts with good flat rate pay...

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  • good teaching ...now where can you find teenagers that want to learn?

  • You are performaing a deglazing operation, not a honing operation. Neither one of these tools are removing material in a controlled and predictable fashion. See my book: Sunnen's Complete Cylinder Head and and Engine Handbook, by John G. Edwards, for a more complete description.

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  • some good points, some room for improvement. watch on youtube: "How to use a Flex Hone Tool"

    and the dingleberries are "globules" according to a Flex Hone research vid, cheers

  • @taxmino there's not much money in auto mechanics any more so why would there be teenagers that would want to bust there ass????

  • @taxmino I want to learn, I have a 79 Ford Fairmont I'm considering trying this on to repair a couple bad rings.. 3.3L straight 6  all original

  • @taxmino I am 16 and I am already learning -.- George T. Baker Aviation School in Miami, studying to become an aircraft maintenance technician, don't lose you hope on the new generations.

  • All you have done done is crate a shineny mess, no go and buy a sunnen ck - 10 which is a proper honeing machines

    little tip

    slow rotatinal movement and high up and downs!!!!!!!

  • @taxmino right Here Is there a way to Bore my engine out .60 Over? I want to install a stroker 496 kit into my 454 block. Either that or Put in a 3.76 stroke crank from a 396 Plus the correct rods of course and make a 427 Because 427 is the magic number, 427 = Racing Heritage 454 = 200 hp 1979 rusty suburban know what i mean? haha! But yea, How can i bore it .60 over? what kind of shops would i look for to do it FOR me?
  • This guy has absolutely no idea how to use a flex-hone.

    1 - You dont use solvent to wet the tool, you use good quality lube.

    2 - You don't start the hone in the bore, the tool should be rotating before you enter the bore.

    Someone show this guy the door.

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