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Mr. Subaru, Check Engine Chuck, and Brandon Sloan join Jeff Compton to discuss key issues in the automotive industry. Mr. Subaru emphasizes the importance of professionalism in repairs, highlighting dangerous practices with power steering components in a Subaru. Jeff criticizes the spread of misinformation by automotive influencers, stressing the need for mechanics to correct false content. Brandon underscores the necessity of diagnosing the root causes of transmission failures instead of simply replacing parts.

00:00 Discussing personal experiences in the diagnostic programming industry.

05:08 TikTok's significant growth requires gradual commitment.

09:46 Blocking negativity to focus on moving forward.

12:35 Dislike for term "stealership" and DIY segment.

13:50 Observing comment dynamics and algorithm tactics change.

19:33 Accountability is important; don't cut corners in work.

20:29 Act professionally to change negative perceptions.

25:06 Discussing crankshaft issues in deuce trucks.

28:13 The Girlfriend's dad worried about the discontinued truck.

32:15 Nissan seal is available; it is a limited, military-use engine.

34:18 Different transmission hardware; lip seal frustrates.

38:38 Trying to help but receiving criticism instead.

42:25 Helping DIYers; appreciating, and supporting consumers, and technicians.

43:15 Impressive, detailed content on automatic transmissions.

47:39 You impress mechanics; underestimated expertise is crucial.

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