mechanic generally only works on gas powered vehicles, and not the likes of diesel, electric or hybrid ones. Generally, they will perform maintenance, engine rebuilds, and tune-ups, they are working in most repair shops around the world. Educated in every aspect of gas powered engines, they are often trained in the mechanics of a standard vehicle, including transmissions, brakes, and most electrical systems.
The average needs of a vehicle’s owner are met by someone that is trained as a gas mechanic. Unlike carburetors, the modern gas fueled engine is often fuel-injected, turbocharged or on occasion supercharged. Before, only diesel mechanics were trained with fuel-injections and forced-induction systems. However, thanks to today’s modern gas engine using a computer ignition timing, variable valve timing, and piston firing, expanding one’s knowledge will be needed in order to be a qualified gas mechanic.
Most places will have specific diagnostic machines in order to identify what the problem is with a vehicle. The gas mechanic needs to be able to repair a vehicle, and attach the computer to diagnostic ports in a vehicle and program the computer to locate the problem. Thanks to today’s global economy, an average gas mechanic has to be able to work on every make of vehicle, in the
material of its country of origin.
Including the likes of
tune-ups and oil changes, a gas mechanic must be able to complete almost every repair needed on a vehicle, with the exception of the bodywork. Many mechanics will not do body repair due to the time it takes, in addition to the mess and contamination of their work area. The dust and debris from sanding and painting are detrimental to every engine maintenance which is being done in the same area.
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