View Poll Results: Is engine machining / rebuilding important for an auto tech?
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No
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05-11-2011 #4
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I agree a regular is not going to be rebuilding engines everyday or most of the time doing a lot of machining.
But I agree it is important that they have some exposure to it and is important that they at least understand the process so when they do get something back from a machine shop they can tell if it is right. Or even being able to tell if a new part is within tolerances. Nothing worse than installing something and then finding out afterwards it was wrong (and making the customer bring it back) where a simple inspection/measurement could have prevented that, but that requires some understanding of what is involved.
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