IMHO being ASE certified means nothing. I don't mean it is bad but it isn't necessarily good. I have SOL who is a mechanic, not ASE certified. They got new mechanic who was. In the first week an older car came in and needed tune up. ASE guy didn't know anything about points and condenser. Come to find out only 2 guys there who could do it were not ASE. NOW don't get me wrong, the ASE mechanic was good mechanic but so were tho ones not ASE. A mechanic has to have something special born in him to be a mechanic. If that is missing all the schools and certifications will never make him a real mechanic. It will at best get him by. Where my SOL works, being certified doesn't get you a job or keep your job. Being a real mechanic does
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