Hello @technicalside this is what we ask for
We want you to share with us those experiences that have made you grow as a mechanic or repairer. Time doesn't pass in vain and what has happened to us, whether it has been positive or not, we have learned from it, and now we are better technicians, mechanics or repairers.
any experience that adheres to this premise applies.
Hmm yeah I saw that I just thought perhaps I missed something 😂
Well I didn't state mine as such I rather included it into alot of subsections ober a vast range of things... But who ever wins wins 😎🍻
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What exactly is your post?
Its basically of things that I've learned in my short time as a technician....
That I believe genuine parts are better and do last longer... And that when something is removed...go the extra mile to clean things up... Aswell as go the extra mile to remove two or three bolts extra not to force or wedge something out of place... Aswell as when you've got a oil leak to attend to the problem as soon as you can rather then leaving it to cause a bigger problem.... Starting with the hardest work first.
Etc.. Etc.. But I didn't say all that in a specific paragraph... I divided it into subsections as I wrote the post of a service that I did with my car... So it's stretched through my whole post.
You can check it out over here, it's a bit long though 😂 https://peakd.com/hive-102066/@technicalside/giving-some-major-love-to-the-ride