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Originally Posted by Huggles
#1 nightmare at the moment is car-related.... I need to get my 2.2 Chrysler turbo cylinder head prepared and machine shops these days charge ridiculous fees! It used to be like under $100 to get a cylinder head decked but I just heard it's going to be $250 for one head?! Holy fuuuuuck... and that's just to deck it!
Appreciate the post Mark, but other than sending me money, there's not much I need help with! Still have a bunch of shit I need to get done this weekend and I'm working on it.
Built a huge cat tree this morning and played with the new kitten... now I have cute feline-related work excues!   |
The British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), Vancouver Community College (VCC), and colleges like North Island College (NIC) and the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) provide training for automotive service technicians through programs like the Automotive Foundation Certificate. These programs focus on hands-on training in vehicle systems, repair, and diagnostics and just may offer you to take your car and fix it for much cheaper if not free for supervised training.
I know growing up as a teen I used the high school mechanics class as a way to repair my car - it was pretty much free unless they needed parts that the school didn't have in stock.