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Across Canada, automotive repair shops, dealerships, and service centers are all facing the same challenge: they can’t find enough qualified technicians. As older professionals retire and fewer young workers enter the trades, the automotive industry is experiencing a technician shortage,…

In today’s auto training environment, students must separate fact from fiction. This blog post looks at four of the most common car maintenance myths and explains what makes them outdated and even harmful. Myth #1: Oil Needs to Be Changed…

Anyone pursuing automotive training will eventually encounter both diesel and gasoline-powered vehicles. While the two engine types share basic mechanical principles, their maintenance needs differ in critical ways. Understanding these differences is essential for every future technician, whether you plan…

The auto shop is no longer just a place of grease, gears, and guesswork. It’s becoming a digital workspace. Augmented Reality (AR), once seen as a sci-fi concept, is now actively reshaping the future of vehicle diagnostics and repair. And…

The days of fixing a vehicle solely with a wrench and a keen ear are long gone. Today’s vehicles are digital marvels, loaded with sensors, modules, and onboard computers. As a result, automotive training must now prepare future mechanics not…

When it comes to diagnosing mysterious clunks, vibrations, or excessive engine movement, many automotive training graduates are quick to check wheel bearings, suspension components, or driveshafts. But there’s one issue that often slips under the radar: powertrain mount failure. This…

Today’s vehicles are more than just machines; they’re advanced computers on wheels. From engine performance to safety features, nearly every modern vehicle function is controlled by software-driven modules. That’s why module reprogramming has quickly become one of the most critical…