Why do auto mechanics insist on giving car advice and why do regular people listen to them?
1. They're so stupid they barely finished high school and couldn't get a real job 2. They're so poor that they'll own any of the cars that regular people actually buy. 3. Their own cars are rust buckets that they plan to "fix up" 4. They only ever see cars that have broken down. 5. They'll remember one or two problems from 10 years ago and extrapolate that to every current model from that manufacturer
Because we're actually educated in the automotive field. We give the best advice in terms of what you should with your vehicle. Do you know how good it feels to repair a customer vehicle and get them back on the road? Or to save them hundreds of dollars? You wouldn't understand because you know nothing. And every couple of months your back in my shop because your car is making some fucking noise that you heard once like 6 months ago so you think your car is going to blow up.
We are the men and women that keep the world turning. With blood sweat and 1 busted knuckle at a time. Have some fucking respect.
Sebastian Fisher
LMAO WAT A FAG
Wyatt Watson
Who do you get your advice from? Shitposters on Veeky Forums?
Oliver Richardson
>XDDDDDDDD
Josiah Turner
>Why do auto mechanics insist on giving car advice Where are you going where you are talking to a mechanic instead of a service writer? And why are you going there instead of fixing your own car if you know everything?
Cooper Wilson
>We are the men and women that keep the world turning. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA You're a mechanic not a machinist m8.
Ryan Garcia
model specific forums with real world reviews
Liam Reed
I was a mechanic for 12 years at a high end shop. I made good money, had 2 S4's and an M5 while working there. I didn't want any of my family bringing their cars to me. I didn't want people like OP bringing their cars to me. So it's all good.
Brandon Sanders
>Do you know how good it feels to repair a customer vehicle and get them back on the road? Or to save them hundreds of dollars?
It probably feels real good when you charge them thousands for a simple fix and claim to save them hundreds.
Jaxson Sullivan
>we're actually educated >your back in my shop
wew
Nicholas Gray
Who in the world would go to a female mechanic?
Hudson Jackson
Are you a ranger yet?
Michael Gutierrez
Nobody on earth is as clueless about cars as posters from forums dedicated to cars. >customer brings me 10 page print out from a forum >it explains how engine timing works >the poster suggested that mechanics don't usually time the engines when doing a major service on this car
I've NEVER had a customer that thought he had something figured out actually have any clue. Fortunately I almost never have to interact with customers directly except NVH rides but I can see in the notes on the repair order how proud of themselves they are that they have it all figured out from the internet to save you diag time. You did my work for me, thanks, I should pay you!
Juan Reed
>replaces spark plugs and changes oil >we're saving the world!
Blake King
>customer brings me 10 page print out from a forum
kek, proving point #5 in the OP
>it happened once >all car forums must be bad!
Carson Campbell
the question was about car advice. Actual owners of the cars are far more qualified to tell you about how the cars hold up than one high school dropout that only sees a car once there's a problem
Matthew Powell
Nope, Tacoma
Sorry, let me list every single customer interaction I've had in the last 10 years
> Actual owners of the cars are far more qualified to tell you about how the cars hold up than one high school dropout that only sees a car once there's a problem >A sample size of one from someone that doesn't know how an internal combustion engine works is much more relevant than a sample size of thousands from someone who knows the cars inside and out
Levi Lee
Then fix it yourself and stop wasting everyone's time.
Ryder Thomas
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Xavier Cook
>sample size of thousands
Yea I bet you work on thousands of every single car model out there. You dropouts are the least trustworthy people on the planet
Levi Evans
Op sounds like his ex started dating a mechanic
Caleb Collins
I don't know if this is trolling or what... I turned wrenches to put myself through school and get my bachelors, then after some job searching I realized I was making nearly twice as much just working on cars. So I did it for another 7 or 8 years, now I'm a welder in a fabrication shop with a useless degree that I paid off years ago. What is it that you do that gives you such an elated height of self-righteousness?
Owen Lewis
I'm a mechanic
1. I agree with 100% 2. Some have quite a lot of money, most don't 3. This isn't true, most of our bags of shit are kept barely living due to being both poor and sick of working on cars.I just wanna drink. 4. Most cars I see run fine 5. This is exactly how old mechanics think, I'll be one soon enough
It's a shit job and I recommend none of you get into the trade unless you really love cars, in which case you should find something else to love like a woman or something. If my son ever decides to be a mechanic I'll beat him until he's so stupid he'll have no choice but to be a mechanic.
Ryder Howard
who gives a shit
Ayden Allen
Why don't you fix your own shit then?
Tyler Howard
You do realize that the technology we have today wouldn't be possible without the invention of the automobile? The modern computer may not have been invented for hundreds of years more. Without cars WHICH REQUIRES PEOPLE TO FIX THEM, we wouldn't be much further then we were in the early 1900's. The invention of cars has allowed people to travel immense distances on a daily basis to get to work, this alone created the ability for people to increase their daily productivity by MANY times. Cars allowed people to meet people they never would have before and along with that come up with new ideas. Cars were the driving force for technological innovation until the invention of the computer.
Asher Powell
And cars would be impossible if not for machinists as well as literally any other mass produced part.
Kevin Allen
>You do realize that the technology we have today wouldn't be possible without the invention of the automobile
lmao now mechanics are taking credit for INVENTING the automobile.
Easton Miller
>spotted the salty machinist's Who invented machining? Obviously it was not the guy working the machine, this is the case for just about everything in the world.
Also I am in no way a mechanic, I only fix my cars as a hobby.
Nathaniel Baker
>Who invented machining? Obviously it was not the guy working the machine Holy fuck you're retarded. Yes, machine tools were invented by various machinists.
Oliver Martinez
Good auto mechanics are usually smart as fuck.
Mason Gomez
>auto mechanics are usually drunk/high as fuck.
fixed that for you
Kayden Cruz
Why do doctors insist on giving advice to people who have no idea how the human body works and why do regular people listen to them if they know their own body best?
William Hill
>Politicians are usually drunk/high as fuck
Fixed that. See how that works?
Benjamin Watson
I have noticed that mechanics that are more specialized are the only ones worth listening too. But overall, I've learned that no one knows anything. Only I can help myself.
Dominic Sullivan
Has the thought ever occured to you that no mechanic worth his salt doesn't want his fingerprints on your trainwreck?
Nathaniel Baker
No, because I own 4 cars, and I can guarantee he would want to work on my others.
Connor Ross
So... we're pulling out our dicks here? I own stuff, too!
Ryan Myers
?
Caleb Cook
kill you are self
Josiah Garcia
It's a belief that doctors are infallible even though there is significant evidence to the contrary. Doctors also tend to overestimate their expertise outside of their specialty. A 2nd or 3rd opinion is always useful before making any major medical decisions.
Mason Perry
>I own 4 cars, and I can guarantee he would want to work on my others.
John Diaz
Your statement is also true
Levi Cruz
If you realy want to know something about your car, ask one of the engineers who constructed it.
Benjamin Taylor
>works like a charm, because I designed it!
what great advice
Jose Reed
Engineers on average know even less than the average forum tard. The days of a team of engineers designing a whole car is long over, it's subteams and subteams where each individual engineer is designing a clip for a dome light or determining what kind of urethane to use on the rear window.
Carson Powell
>?
Christian Hill
>Engineers on average know even less than the average forum tard. I talked with one of the leading engineers of the OM 654 Engine a few days ago. spoiler alert: There will be a higher powered version since this engine can take significantly more boost.
Mason Young
>can take XY boost without any troubble >can rev XY rpm without valve floating . . .
That is what these guys know about...
Isaiah Harris
I remember when one of my spark plugs blew on the 401 west bound and a tow truck vulture tried to offer towing at a rate he wouldn't disclose. I open the hood and he start's squeezing the coolant hose and saying that it's low on pressure and that's what's causing my issue.
I point out the fucking empty sparkplug socket and the new dent in the hood and ask him how the fuck he managed to figure out how to suck a cock to get his job
Alexander Turner
The only people that think things like this happen on a regular basis are people incapable of understanding what is actually going on. For example, I work in the HVAC world, and fix ice machines all the time. Certain brands charge hundreds of dollars for simple parts, and I get accused of ripping off customers when a fucking water pump costs $900 to change.
Jonathan Rivera
>saying a mechanic wouldn't want work Wew lad
Anthony Hill
and who cares about that shit?
Ryder Johnson
Why are you here?
David Smith
Everyone whonts to increase the engines power...
Carson Turner
To talk about automobiles
Why? To run up expensive gas bills?
Christian Ward
If you want to modify your engine, you have to know its limits. If you increase the compression ratio for example you would gain fuel efficiency, torque and power.
If you increase the maximum boost pressure on a turbo, you just gain power.
Some people want that...
Camden Wood
>If you want to modify your engine
Why would I want to do that? I'll just buy a car with a good engine in the first place
Xavier Clark
>buy car with good engine Why not make it even better?
Carter Murphy
>Spend more money on a newer car with a "better" engine. >Get beat by someone in a shitbox with a modified engine and a turbo charger. Why are you even on this board.
Jack Hill
>order nice meal at highly rated restaurant >take meal home to "modify" rather than just enjoying it
I don't get into fights with people nor do I engage in road rage behaviors. Why would I expect to get beaten?
Christopher Butler
>Comparing food to a car. >Being this retarded. You got me twice, shame on me.
Hudson Reyes
>not spicing up your food
Jaxon Cooper
Nearly all of the shit we are, have, and do, is thanks to warfare and those who have waged it. Every time you cut a piece of meat with something sharp, do you think; "Damn, if not for me, I'd never have the freedom to do this!" Every time you've shot a gun at a range, do you think; "Thank God people like me are defending liberties and freedoms!"
That's your fucking logic right now.
Jace Martin
because usually when modifying a car it doesnt get better.... if a car got better with a turbo and 400 hp.... then if would have had that from the factory... sure you might like it more, but is it actually better if it burns twice as much gas, its way more likely to break down, needs more oil changes. threatens to damage the rest of the drive line etc
Christopher Wright
>what is a turbo miata?
Jason Carter
>food analogy
Fucking retard
Caleb Martinez
>what is making things to a price lmfao you is reel dumb m8
Eli Torres
>over-seasoning food for the sake of seasoning
Was it too complicated? Head over to Veeky Forums
Nolan Turner
>not making your food perfect
Jack Ross
yeah it makes way more sense to custom fit a turbo... the added cost to the factory would be pennies on the dollar of a custom setup
> why not cut a hole in the roof of your car and nail some plexi on it... no need to buy a car with a sunroof from the dealer
Ayden Morales
That has nothing to do with the manufactuer.
For example, according to your retarded logic, the Toyobaru shouldn't exist. But it does. And it sold well.
But it was already good. Like what's the point in modifying a well sorted sports car? You're only going to make it objectively worse even if you convince yourself it's better
Grayson Gray
You're autistic. Why mod a rotary to be more reliable? Why make the better cooling for a car that runs hot from the factory like a corvette? Why ever improve the aero on a car?
If you can't appreciate or even understand people modding their cars why are you even here?