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  1. Join Date
    Oct 2007
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    #11
    Quote Originally Posted by archie123456789 View Post
    meralco and don bosco are good schools to get certification.
    la salle greenhills also has a night school program

  2. Join Date
    Aug 2003
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    #12
    Meralco Foundation (www.mfi.org.ph)
    -- i attended their basic auto maintenance course...personally it felt a little bitin. Dunno about their other courses, depende rin siguro sa instructor

    TESDA (www.tesda.gov.ph)
    -- ilang beses na nafeature ung female students niya doing diesel engine servicing...para chicks naman ung maging kaklase mo B) Seriously though parang maganda ung programs niya

    i also hear Denso Philippines offers training for EFI and such...dunno the details though.

    Also, if you can afford it, buy a "project car" pang practice...would also be good if you can get a resident mechanic to guide you; magaling sa improvisation ang mekaniko dito, kahit walang special tools nahahanapan ng paraan

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    #13
    I started investing in tools, latest na binili ko is air compressor . Nagbabasa lang ako sa net and I do my car maintenance as much as possible. Nag inquire ako before sa MFI and it looks good naman.

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    #14
    sising sisi nga ako nung di ko binili ung starlet ng kapitbahay ko some years ago; chassis was pretty much gone but still runs well. anyways, all for the better i guess at medyo nag-wane ung interest ko sa pagmemekaniko B)

    btw, it would be a bad idea to practice on your "daily"car .

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    #15
    mas maganda pala talaga yung may project car ka kaso medyo malaki talaga magagastos mo

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