justins62

Are you serious or is this just an act?I cannot believe anybody would spray paint air filter, c'mon now........ 

Dead serious

So I'm on my lunch break at the local McDonald and I get a big group text message with pictures and everything from a buddy i graduated asset with and he told us a story about a kid his dealership hired to go through the asset program. This kid saw another tech spraying a K&N air filter down to clean it and wondered why. So he went to the tech and asked "Why the hell are you spraying that red?" The technician had a feeling this could get interesting so he says "because thats what the customer wanted." so the technician asked the future asset student has he ever done this before and the future asset student replied "of course i have i have cold air intake in my v6 mustang bro." the technician went to a service writer and had him make an RO that said clean and spray K&N air filter yellow. so the technician gave the RO to the future asset student and told him were the yellow spray paint was and gets him cardboard to paint on. the service manager was in on the hole deal and after the student got done the service manager chewed his ass out. in the last image you see the service manager yelling at the kid. at least he has safety glasses

earlier in the message I was told this kid crashed 3 customer vehicles and filled an engine with washer fluid till it was poring out of the fill neck. 

where has this been all my life. i could have used that a million times by now

Im on my third store after I graduated college 6 months ago. Im willing to work on anything in my bay especially diesel. In college when I was an apprentice I worked in the diesel shop and I liked it and so after I graduated I went to another dealership and told them i was willing to continue learning and after 4 months and a couple of trucks I struggled on a little bit they told me were going to have to stop giving you diesel work for a wile. Needless to say I wasn't happy and the hole next week I got used cars and new vehicle preps and I was done with it and moved on. Now Im in a place that seems promising and was in desperate need of a young buck to come in willing to learn. So far so good I guess. I dont mean to make myself sound perfect cause Im not, Im young and inexperienced, but if your going to take work away from me then how am I supposed to learn this job. Thats what I told that place before I left

I got a 2002 F450 7.3 manual in my bay right now. just doing a rear main seal in it

Got a 2012 f450 military ambulance to put in a def tank sender because of the heater. Our shop cant lift it, tank is full, and the brackets are upside down to accomodate the ambulance build. Oh well, bench press it.

a couple of weeks ago I had a fully loaded 2013 f550 utility truck with a destroyed transfer case. got to bench that sucker back in. our largest lift couldnt lift it