In this episode, Jeff Compton is joined by Christopher Johnson, who talks about the complex challenges of pricing and efficiency in the automotive repair business. Christopher shares his experiences with demanding repairs, such as fixing harness issues in caravans and managing intermittent faults in Chrysler vehicles. Jeff discusses the physical toll of the job and both emphasize the importance of investing in quality tools and involving young people in hands-on work.

00:00 High mileage Trailblazer, but not essential vehicle.
03:37 Transmission lines leaking causing shifting problem.
06:36 Recurring plantar fasciitis causing severe leg pain.
11:47 Tool truck drivers provide valuable industry insight.
15:28 Endless argument resolved by personal commitment and convenience.
16:50 Joking about lights, cheap purchases, forgetful moments.
19:45 Young people need hands-on learning opportunities.
25:00 Paid for repair, found missing fuses.
27:32 Story about dealing with non-self-healing harnesses.
29:44 Offered $70-$80 for connector, but declined.
32:34 Navigating the fine line of pricing.
37:15 The Ontario government is rumored to enforce strict inspections.
39:11 Thick mud on the car, spare tire flat.
43:33 Tech waits for seal, another tech cuts exhaust.
46:27 Chrysler injectors causing fuel trim imbalance issue.
50:05 Seeking feedback, thanks for listening, see you soon.