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Transforming Automotive Diagnostics with Jim Mobley and David Tang
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In this installment, Jimmy Purdy welcomes guests Jim Mobley and David Tang to The Gearbox Podcast for a discussion on the evolving landscape of automotive diagnostics.
Jim Mobley, brings his extensive background at Sonnax Transmission Company, and shares his insights on the integration of electronics in vehicle transmissions and their impact on the industry's efficiency. David Tang highlights the profitability challenges faced by shops as they navigate the complexities of repairing advanced electronic systems. Jimmy underscores the importance of skilled diagnosticians and stresses the significance of continuous training and self-learning within the sector.
00:00 Jim Mobley has worked with Sonx Transmission Company since 1975, with expertise in mechanical repairs.
09:28 96 expos, contrast in hydraulics vs electronics.
14:54 Be proactive in reaching out for help.
18:03 Trainees from UTI face challenges transitioning to work.
25:30 Battery systems are costly and challenging for utilities.
30:10 Tesla offers better pay and wellness incentives.
37:52 Instructors should focus on enthusiastic students.
43:34 Aptitude and self-management are crucial in business.
45:32 Proving the hypothesis wrong is crucial for accuracy.
52:44 Shops need a quick fix or move on.
56:41 Training should be more frequent for practicality.
01:01:42 Using DVOM and fuse buddy for diagnostics.
01:06:09 We all need to speak up.
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