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The New Era of Automotive Diagnostics with Codey Taggart, Part 2

The New Era of Automotive Diagnostics with Codey Taggart, Part 2

FromThe Jaded Mechanic Podcast


The New Era of Automotive Diagnostics with Codey Taggart, Part 2

FromThe Jaded Mechanic Podcast

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Length:
46 minutes
Released:
May 28, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

In this episode, Jeff Compton and Codey Taggart wrap up their conversation. Codey shares his journey from mobile car repairs to opening his own shop. Codey emphasizes the importance of having competent diagnostic technicians to maintain a shop's reputation and success. Jeff and Codey discuss the need to portray automotive technicians as clean-cut professionals and address the challenges posed by non-technical individuals in leadership roles. 00:00 Being let go for speaking up at work.06:21 Technicians should demand respect and professionalism.08:01 Frustrations with the workload, diag issues, and tasks.12:49 Diagnostic tech is crucial for the shop's reputation.17:00 Exciting work in electronics needs broader visibility.18:05 Uncertain if I shared the video and the importance of the image.22:29 Worked on mobile mechanics out of necessity.27:06 Profitable repairs on caravan airbag and evap.28:32 Trucking industry boss known for electrical expertise.32:03 The Service writer questioned my diagnosis, leading to conflict.36:33 Frustration with lack of opportunities for technicians.39:07 New owners discovering valuable information and support.44:24 Please share, subscribe, and join us weekly.
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Released:
May 28, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

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My name is Jeff, and I'd like to welcome you on a journey of reflection and insight into the tolls and triumphs of a career in automotive repair. After more than 20 years of skinned knuckles and tool debt, I want to share my perspective and hear other people's thoughts about our industry. So pour yourself a strong coffee or grab a cold Canadian beer and get ready for some great conversation.