MOPAR DEALERSHIP TECHNICIAN [[ DAY IN THE LIFE ]] Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Dealership 

I love your question. I’ll keep it simple but I’m always willing to go in-depth.. To become a mechanic at a dealership, shop or wherever it may be.. There’s different ways to begin and rise up, but they all share the similar beginnings. You have two options: Trade school for an automotive program or you can work your way up starting by doing oil changes as a “Lube Tech”. Kinda like those Valvoline/Take 5 oil change places. Then you just work your way up. In Dealerships, they have their own “classes” you take to achieve certain certifications/levels, so you can take on bigger more complex jobs. In an independent shop, you’ll typically want to acquire what’s called your ASE’s (Automotive Society of Engineers).. Think of it as like passing an offical exam, but there’s about 10 categories you gotta pass in to become “Master Certified”. Like a black belt in mechanics

Man, I can’t believe it myself too lol.. Don’t even get me started on the Hornet and Wagoneer problems 🥴

@@NorbCo yesterday i worked on a Grand Cherokee that was draning water into the battery compartments. Main battery, aux and fuse box completely submerged. I'm an express tech so I just said I'll pass and gave it to my foreman 😂