Auto Repair Has Never Been More Important
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The Increasing Importance of Auto Repair
Summary
Automotive service and repair have evolved significantly over the years, as highlighted by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE), an organization that certifies auto technicians nationwide.
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The world of automotive service and repair has experienced rapid transformation over the past generation, according to the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). This independent group is dedicated to testing and certifying the skills of auto technicians across the country.
Today's vehicles are equipped with high-tech systems that were unimaginable 30 years ago. Features such as anti-lock brakes, electronic engine controls, and computerized diagnostics are now standard. This technological evolution shows no signs of slowing down with the rise of hybrid vehicles and innovations like interactive suspensions, continuously variable transmissions, and 42-volt batteries on the horizon.
For automotive service professionals, staying updated with these advancements requires ongoing training and education. Formerly dubbed "grease monkeys," today’s auto technicians are just as adept with computer screens and keyboards as they are with wrenches under the hood.
ASE encourages motorists to adhere to the service schedules in their owners' manuals, especially before embarking on long drives. While many people heed the warning of a service engine light, routine maintenance like oil changes is often neglected. However, surveys consistently reveal that ASE-certified master technicians consider regular oil changes crucial for maximizing your vehicle's performance.
Established in 1972, ASE is a nonprofit organization focused on enhancing the quality of automotive service and repair through voluntary testing and certification. With 400,000 certified technicians, ASE professionals are easily identifiable by their blue-and-white shoulder insignia and specific credential listings. Many employers proudly display the ASE sign to signify their commitment to quality service.
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