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No matter the size of the car or truck you’re driving, the systems that keep it running are often very similar. As cars and heavy vehicles have become more advanced, the two have begun to share dozens of core technologies. However, one area where light and heavy vehicles still differ is in the use of …
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One of the most interesting things about being a heavy diesel mechanic is the wide range of machinery and locations they work across. One day they could be working in a field fixing agriculture equipment, and the next maintaining a crane high above the ground.Heavy diesel mechanics specialise in working with heavy vehicles and machinery, …
A mobile mechanic is exactly what it sounds like, someone who comes and services your vehicle or machinery in its location rather than you having to go to them. These mechanics can minimise inconvenience of having to go to the mechanic, especially if there is a serious issue with your vehicle or machinery. A mobile …
Working as a diesel mechanic is a very rewarding career choice that will allow you the opportunity to work across many different settings. In order to become a diesel mechanic you will need to complete an apprenticeship and formal training. You may consider pre-apprenticeship sources and looking for apprenticeship networks that operate in your area …
Servicing any vehicle plays an integral part in ensuring that it lasts as long as possible. Oftentimes a vehicle is a large investment so a regular maintenance schedule will help you to get the most out of your diesel vehicle. This is particularly true for diesel vehicles as they actually require more maintenance than petrol …
Diesel engines are not the same as petrol engines and as such the mechanic servicing or repairing a diesel engine needs additional training to do so. This is why a diesel mechanic should be your go-to for diesel engines. A diesel mechanic is also able to work on any diesel engine meaning they can not …