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Which Scan Tool Should I Buy? Vision Hi-Tech & Expo 2023 [AW 144]

Carm Capriotto, AAP — Sat, 11 Feb 2023 05:15:00 +0000

Insights to the Vision Hi-Tech & Expo Class “Which Scan Tool Should I Buy?” Saturday, March 4th 8:45 am-11:45 am with Scott Shotton, Scot Manna, Tanner Brandt, Keith Perkins, and Sean Tipping.

Scott Shotton, The Driveability Guys. Scott’s previous episodes HERE.

Tanner Brandt, Autodiag Clinic. Tanner’s previous episodes HERE.

Scot Manna, Trainer, ACDelco Technician of the Millennium. Scot’s previous episodes HERE.

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Show Notes:

“Which Tool Should I Buy?” Saturday March 4th 8:45am-11:45am with Scott Shotton, Scot Manna, Tanner Brandt, Keith Perkins and Sean Tipping
Register Here For Vision 2023
Q&A- shop owners/managers included
Shop owners may or may not know the functionality of scan tools
Raffles

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Technician Mentoring [THA 279]

Carm Capriotto, AAP — Thu, 09 Jun 2022 05:15:00 +0000

There are business coaches for shop owners, service advisors, COO’s and managers. But what about technicians? Training events are critical for everyone in your shop, but one on one technician mentoring at your facility is unrivaled. Find out the benefits of bringing a trainer in specifically to teach your team.

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Eric Ziegler, EZ Diagnostic Solutions. Eric’s previous episodes HERE.

Scott Shotton, The Driveability Guys. Scott’s previous episodes HERE.

Tara Topel, Topel’s Service Center Inc. Tara’s previous episodes HERE.

Key Talking Points

After Covid, techs were a bit burnt out on webinars and sitting behind computer screens-they appreciated being able to be hands-on again and in person without having to drive and take up their personal time after hours.
Pick an area to focus on- like a business coach for your technicians. Start from the ground floor
Similar to case studies- using cars to teach and diagnose at the same time
Training- collective education on a subject matter
Trainer and technician bond when you’re in the shop
Logistically easier having in house than traveling for training
Assessments of every technician with 1 trainer
Fosters open and receptive culture
The relationship between techs and Scott and owners and Scott is valued and appreciated. He gets to know them and can determine strengths and areas for growth. The collaboration as a team is increased as well.
Documenting/journaling for technicians to reference past jobs

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Wide Open Training Discussion with No Agenda [RR 741]

Carm Capriotto, AAP — Tue, 03 May 2022 05:15:00 +0000

Dive into the minds of three incredible industry trainers in the studio of the 2022 Vision KC Hi Tech Training & Expo. We had no agenda, just some friends chatting with a special dynamic and their passion for the advancement of the aftermarket. Some of what we covered: what are their perspectives on electrical theory, becoming a trainer, and training in general, you’ll also hear talk about business culture, mentoring and so much more. Profound fun awaits you.

Gary Smith, DiagNation. Listen to Gary’s previous episodes HERE

Eric Ziegler, EZ Diagnostic Solutions. Eric’s previous episodes HERE.

Scott Shotton, The Driveability Guys. Scott’s previous episodes HERE.

Key Talking Points

“Coming to Vision was life-altering” Eric Ziegler
Electrical theory- 85% of high tech deep study cases have simple fixes routed in basic electricity. High resistance in the wire, missing fuse, broken wire, band ground. Don’t ‘out tech’ yourself.
Becoming a trainer makes you better- when you teach you learn, and it forces you to research. Get what you give. Be humble and be present in the moment and be engaged. Using case studies and processes to train.
“Automotive Elmers”
Installing a culture of learning in your business- continuous training (with a blend of in-person and online/remote connect).
Tech mentoring/group of local shops hiring training together- the same top shops that want to train continue to train, where are the other shops?
Is it just a job? Or is it your career and passion? Reaching the ‘master craftsman’’ in any position takes 68,000 hours, it’s a journey
We Are Signal Intelligence Specialists with Gary Smith [RR 685]
Eric Ziegler EZ Diagnostic Solutions and Trainer [RR 192] The Story of Stormi

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Vision KC 2022 – 30th Anniversary – Prepare to Go [CC 099]

Carm Capriotto, AAP — Mon, 22 Nov 2021 05:15:00 +0000

Vision KC 2022 – 30th Anniversary – Prepare to Go

30 year anniversary

New classes available

Auto Care Alliance reception this year on Thursday night

Members who join MWACA receive $25 off every weekend and power-pass registration now through December 31. Cost is only $275 a year.
Shutting down the shop and bringing the entire team.
Something for everyone on the schedule. Any input on technology and the use of tablets. Planning ahead makes it feasible.
Allow the team to pick their classes and review together with the owner, and collaborate with the foreman. Sending the whole shop allows you to divide and conquer more classes and grow together. Test out diagnostic tools ahead of purchasing. Look through the entire vendor list so you have a plan.
Bring Tablet or laptop- tablets are also available $140 for purchase, also notebooks will be handed out
The schedule is still changing with some new additions. They will come online once finalized and attendees who have already registered will receive an email with the new classes. Attendees can log back in and make any adjustments to their classes. They can do this until late February when changes will be cut off so that we can make final preparations for the event. We are also going digital this year with handouts
Exhibitors have dedicated time with attendees.
Shutting down the shop and bringing the entire team. Something for everyone on the schedule. Any input on technology and the use of tablets. Awards dinner and Comedy Night

The Panel:

Sheri Hamilton, Executive Directer of MWACA – Midwest Auto Care Alliance

Jerry Holcom, S & S Service, Kansas City, MO and Co-Founder of Vision and this year Co-chairman and Past President of MWACA

Tim Davison, AMAM, Chumbley’s Auto Care in Indianola, IA current MWACA President

Travis Troy, Honest Wrenches Automotive Repair, Des Monies, IA, MWACA Secretary

Scott Shotton, Mobile Diagnostician, Trainer for the Drivability Guys, Magazine Articles, Scott currently maintains 32 ASE certifications including Master Automotive Technician, Master Truck Technician, A9, L1, L2, L3, Alternate Fuels and more

Mike DelaCruz, Vice President of Sales at Elite Worldwide

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Diagnostic Processes – Matt Fanslow and Scott Shotton – Part 2 [RR 578]

Carm Capriotto, AAP — Fri, 09 Oct 2020 05:15:00 +0000

Scott Shotton has over 25 years of technical experience in automotive repair shops. As the owner of The Driveability Guys, Scott performs mobile diagnostics and reprogramming for local repair shops in the DeKalb Illinois area as well as industry training around the United States and Canada. He was also one of the four trainers for the Illinois EPA’s vehicle emissions testing program.

Scott has been an automotive instructor at Kishwaukee College since 2009. Prior to Kishwaukee College, Scott was adjunct faculty at the College of DuPage for 7 years. He has a degree in Automotive Service Technology as well as many hours of training by manufacturers and independent training entities.

Scott currently maintains 21 ASE certifications including Master Automotive Technician, Master Truck Technician, A9, L1, L2, L3, Alternate Fuels and more. Scott’s previous episodes HERE.

Matt Fanslow is the diagnostic tech/shop manager at Riverside Automotive in Red Wing, MN. His primary responsibilities are to diagnose driveability and electrical/electronic issues, and perform most all programming, coding, initializing, adoptions, etc. Basically, if it needs to be figured out or has wires, it goes to Matt. He’s been a tech since 1996.

Matt is also a subject matter expert for ASE and has instructed at Vision Hi-Tech Training and Expo.

Matt has participated on 18 ASE technical committees for the ASE Practice Test, A6, A7, A8, and L1 tests. He’s also done case studies for Standard Motor Products.

Fanslow’s goal is to do everything in his power to improve the overall level of professionalism within the automotive and light truck repair trade and also raise the level of its public image. Matt Fanslow’s Previous Episodes HERE.

Key Talking Points:

OEMs charts are not perfect
Diagnostic pathways Process of elimination
Experience and training bring is relied on
Misfire- certain feel and sounds to vehicles
Verify problem- plug a scan tool into the car, pull codes, gather data, module scan, drive vehicle-based on customer’s complaint
If the network is done then use the scope
Always start basic then choose a path based on data you receive
Service consultant needs to have write-ups in full detail from the customer
Experienced diagnosticians can self diagnose 60% of the time
Need a good resource database – “playing field levelers”
Use all your senses to help narrow down the problem
A diagnostic process should not be rigid and shouldn’t be Can be like poker or chess
A scientific method as well
Your hand (your idea). What are other hands telling you.
A move in chess from your opponent changes your strategy
The customer supplies important data. The service consultant must write it all down so the tech has as much information
Diagnostics is a puzzle that you are always refining your strategy for completion
You need to know how to use the tools you have to organically be over 60% in discovering the real problem
Matt says some luck does play into solutions.
Importance of scan toolsScan tools should be in every bay and in every technician’s hands
Scan tools are required more and more
Don’t drive the car without a scantool plugged ini
Divide and conquer
Online training- invest in yourself and in your employeesCOVID-19 brought more virtual training, you are now able to learn from the best of the best without having to travel to attend
Will diagnostics get easier or harder with more and more technology? BothDiagnosing misfires is a lot easier
Parasitic drains- different causes has gone up significantly
Databases are playing field levelers
Some conditions are easier to diagnose like misfiresParasitic draw is getting harder
Augmented reality seriously on the future of training and support

Resources:

Thanks to Matt Fanslow and Scott Shotton for their contribution to the aftermarket’s premier podcast.
Link to the ‘BOOKS‘ page highlighting all books discussed in the podcast library HERE. Leaders are readers.
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Boutique Training: Specific – Focused – Hands On – The Training Comes To You [THA 179]

Carm Capriotto — Thu, 09 Jul 2020 05:15:00 +0000

Scott Shotton has over 25 years of technical experience in automotive repair shops. As the owner of The Driveability Guys, Scott performs mobile diagnostics and reprogramming for local repair shops in the DeKalb, Illinois area as well as industry training around the United States and Canada. He was also one of the four trainers for the Illinois EPA’s vehicle emissions testing program.

Scott is a former automotive instructor at Kishwaukee College. Prior to Kishwaukee College, Scott was adjunct faculty at the College of DuPage for 7 years. He has a degree in Automotive Service Technology as well as many hours of training by manufacturers and independent training entities.

Scott currently maintains 21 ASE certifications including Master Automotive Technician, Master Truck Technician, A9, L1, L2, L3, Alternate Fuels and more. Scott’s previous episodes HERE.

Jon Bockman owns two locations; Bockman’s Auto Care in Sycamore, IL and the newly opened Bockman’s Truck & Fleet in DeKalb, IL. Jon is a second-generation owner of a business that has been around since 1964. He is a member of ASA and sits on the local college advisory board. He is the treasurer of a NAPA Business Development Group and is the winner of the 2019 NAPA AutoCare’s Shop of the Year. Jon’s previous episodes HERE.

Eric Ziegler, a Mobile Diagnostician owner of EZ Diagnostic Solutions Inc in Peoria, IL. Also, an instructor for Automotive Seminars and The Driveability Guys. Eric’s previous episodes HERE.

Dave Denmon founded Dave’s Car Care (formerly known as Dave’s Tire and Auto Corral) in 1980. He has been very active in the community, sponsoring Food for the Hungry, the Phoenix Women’s Shelter, Little League, girls’ softball teams, and established Sunny slope Ministers of Hope to feed local homeless. Dave’s previous episodes HERE.

Key Talking Points:

As a test on ‘how is business’ in the face of the pandemic, both Dave and Jon are doing well
Conceptually,Specific and focused on exactly what you need
Theory and hands-on
One on one because of the smaller class
Defray cost by inviting local shops to participate
AdvantageLooking for a specialized type of training. Customize to your needsPico Scope as an example
Develop a core group of technicians to do this type of training
Save travel, hotel and some food costs
Shared training among your peers in your market
More intimate.
Instead of many generalized classes, you can pinpoint
Move from basic training quicker because of a small group
Use your shops’ equipment
In today’s culture, you need a commitment from your technicians that are willing to learn every day
You may hire a technician that has never used the equipment you use in your shop. Hire for this specific training
Repetition if the mother of learning. Dave Denmon
Dave has a contract with his techniciansWill get a monthly credit against a total he is investing in them with training
Download Form HERE.
This builds training buy-in and a training bond
You have to train your people
Technology explosion in the next five years
Flat Rate vs Hourly/Incentive (hybrid)
Eric: Average technician pay in US $38. That is average.
Eric does technician mentoring
Navy Seals: They all have their role
Dave is not going to run ads for technicians he will be drafting them from previous
This type of specific train is fluid. At this time just about anything goes
Dave: You need a structured training commitment and a budget between $25K – $50K per year if you want to survive in the next 3 – 5 years
Major corporations will control the quick services for vehicles but fixing cars that have drivability problems will become a real need in the future
Flat rate is irrelevant if you can’t fix cars
Dave instituted a technology service access fee on invoices to help fund subscriptions and toolsIn 5 years he collected $77K
Dave: Covid-19 has opened up the job market. There are many talented technicians available. We were always held hostage by the technician shortage
You must give exceptional customer experience if you want to have the highest labor rate
Connect with your favorite trainer to come to your place to create specific training for your team
Connect with Scott or Eric:
Scott Shotton (scott@driveabilityguys.com)
Eric Ziegler (eric@ezdiagnosticsolutions.com)

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Diagnostic Pathways vs. Silver Bullets [RR 544]

Carm Capriotto, AAP — Fri, 12 Jun 2020 05:15:00 +0000

Scott currently maintains 21 ASE certifications including Master Automotive Technician, Master Truck Technician, A9, L1, L2, L3, Alternate Fuels and more. Scott’s previous episodes HERE.

Matt is also a subject matter expert for ASE and has instructed at Vision Hi-Tech Training and Expo.

Matt has participated on 18 ASE technical committees for the ASE Practice Test, A6, A7, A8, and L1 tests. He’s also done case studies for Standard Motor Products.

Key Talking Points:

Podcast episode RR 513 with Scott Shotton on Silver bullets
In general, Silver Bullets don’t sit well with Matt
Matt believes there is a loss in ‘pathing’ in diagnosing todaySilver Bullets should be a piece of your discover processes
He believes they should be at the end of discover
Pattern failures allow you to hit a high percentage
You must learn how to process data you received by a scan tool data stream, scopes etcData to lead you to a root cause
Training and networking will help you without going to a data base (resource)
Scott: “If you know how it (supposed to) works, you can fix it”He believes you need to do your research early in the process with the data bases
Matt, much learning occurred late at night on forum chatYou can get to reliant on the bullets
When things don’t’ go your way where do you go, what do you fall back on?Likened to GPS and follow the instructions and it takes you there.
If you lose signal or road construction you need to rely on instincts, topography to get to the destination
Matt realizes that a blended approach to pathing, inherent knowledge, and data research is what he uses every day
Data banks or silver bullets are an approach says, ScottPlug in a scan tool, record the data and use it as another tool for your research
Matt says if you use a bullet, ask how you could have gotten there on your own
The longer Scott does this the less he relies on TSBs and Data Bases because he has developed a skill set to diag the car
Some solutions don’t tell you why
There are some vehicles that you are not going to fix
Research and learn and make it part of your diagnostic process
Solutions can come from your network
When you look at the top 3 solutions. Consider how you could have come up with them
It is training, networking and bullets
Make yourself a list and go through a process of elimination
Grab as much data as possible without getting dirtyMake a list of possible problems to solve the problem code
Start eliminating using the data
Training, TSB’s networking and data resources

Resources:

Thanks to Matt Fanslow and Scott Shotton for their contribution to the aftermarket’s premier podcast.
Link to the ‘BOOKS‘ page highlighting all books discussed in the podcast library HERE. Leaders are readers.
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Automotive Instructors Move to Online Training Amid Pandemic [RR 523 ]

Carm Capriotto, AAP — Tue, 31 Mar 2020 05:15:00 +0000

Kevin Holzworth, is currently working as an Assistant Professor of Automotive Technology at Montana State University-Northern in Havre, MT. Kevin started his career at MSU-Northern where he earned his 4-year undergraduate degree in Automotive Technology. Upon graduation, Kevin went to work as a technician at Ressler Motors in Bozeman, MT for 5 years. Throughout his tenure at Ressler, he earned Master Toyota Technician status and became a shop team leader. After his tenure as a technician, he returned to MSU-Northern and began his teaching career and now has 4 years under his belt. Additionally, he owns and operates a mobile air conditioning business where he services auto, ag. and semi-truck applications. Kevin’s previous episodes HERE.

Vincent ‘Vinnie’ LaVerdi, is an instructor of Automotive Technology at the State University of NY (SUNY) – Erie in Orchard Park, NY. Vinnie has been an automotive instructor at SUNY Erie for three years. He previously worked as an Instructor at Alfred State College of Technology, another SUNY school. Vinnie has an associate’s degree from Alfred State in Automotive Technology and worked in the Automotive Industry for twenty years as a General Motors Technician. He attended the Career and Technical Education program at Buffalo State College to prepare for his teaching career.

Vinnie has enjoyed the transition from technician to teacher and is working hard to bring as much technology to the classroom as possible. Vinnie’s previous episodes HERE.

Scott Shotton, the owner of The Driveability Guys, Scott performs mobile diagnostics and reprogramming for local repair shops in the DeKalb Illinois area as well as industry training around the United States and Canada. Scott has been an automotive instructor at Kishwaukee College since 2009. Prior to Kishwaukee College, Scott was adjunct faculty at the College of DuPage for 7 years. Scott’s previous episodes HERE.

Key Talking Points:

Shutdowns and social distancing has posed a challenge for continual skilled trades training
Ideas, in the beginning, were to have smaller classes
Using a Learning Management System (LMS) to drive the learning more now than ever
Kevin is asking his students to do a complete component ID via their smartphone
How does a diagnostic instructor complete a lab class?Scan data, scope captures
Bright Space, Blackboard are LMS’s that colleges use
Group messaging
Using a screen recorder and recording voice will complete the lecture part
Demo videos
Vinnie is doing voice-over powerpoints to put onlineKeeping them at 15 minutes
Edpuzzle is software Vinnie uses along with Electude
Kevin is requiring his students to take notes using the Cornell Note-taking SystemLink to Cornell Notes: http://lsc.cornell.edu/study-skills/cornell-note-taking-system/
Publishers are stepping to the platePearson.com (find resources)
Electude.com (free trial link)
Halderman books (glen@jameshalderman.com)
Paul ‘Scanner’ Danner (support@scannerdanner.com)
Classroom webcam broadcast by Kevin
They are prepared for this diversion to last until the end of the semester
They are working to get their seniors their degree anyway then can
Make a ‘contract with the instructor’ to complete your schoolingMaybe special assignments
Possibly summertime
Instructors are forced to use more online tools, however, the hands-on element is necessary for any skilled trade trainingThis team does not see virtual happening
Students need access to service information to answer certain test questions. They may not have access at their homes
Kevin has his students on a snap chat groupTake pics of work you do at your part-time job
New shocks put on. Show proof. This may count toward credit
Vinnie has their own google page and creates albums on the cars they work onIt also provides content for Vinnie
In his teams, he had a QC person and a media person who is documenting the repair
Do you share your cell phone with your students?Kevin shares his
Scott is not sure what he would do

Resources:

Thanks to Kevin Holzworth, Vincent LaVerdi and Scott Shotton for their contribution to the aftermarket’s premier podcast.
Link to the ‘BOOKS‘ page highlighting all books discussed in the podcast library HERE. Leaders are readers.
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In Search of Silver Bullets – Scott Shotton [RR 513]

Carm Capriotto, AAP — Tue, 25 Feb 2020 05:15:00 +0000

Scott currently maintains 21 ASE certifications including Master Automotive Technician, Master Truck Technician, A9, L1, L2, L3, Alternate Fuels and more. Scott’s previous episodes HERE.

TAC talking points

Silver bullets- pattern failure, silver bullet is the fix to that problemFailures in vehicles 10 years old- 13% were P0420, 10% were P0171/P0174, 8.2% P0401 (76% were Ford vehicles
Cannot gamble with silver bullet fix, silver bullet gives you direction but still need to test and prove root cause of car, saves time by narrowing options, reduce comebacks and retain customers
Getting silver bulletsExperience
Manufacturer technical service silver bullet
Internet- can find good sources and bad sources online

Resources:

Thanks to Scott Shotton for his contribution to the aftermarket’s premier podcast.
Link to the ‘BOOKS‘ page highlighting all books discussed in the podcast library HERE. Leaders are readers.
Listen for free on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Podchaser and many more. Mobile Listening APP’s HERE
Find every podcast episode HERE.
Every episode segmented by Series HERE.
Key Word Search HERE.
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