beware....

**Doc Diesel** · March 4th, 2007 11:27 PM

it'll take an experienced calibration shop to show the difference between a shop who's been in business for more than 35 years and one that is fly by night or claim to be in business long enough but doesn't have a clue of what they are talking about or nag mamarunong.....which is very common among small "unauthorized shops".

a call to Bosch Philippines will help....

**mpt_calibration** · March 5th, 2007 02:02 AM

Originally Posted by Doc Diesel

it'll take an experienced calibration shop to show the difference between a shop who's been in business for more than 35 years and one that is fly by night or claim to be in business long enough but doesn't have a clue of what they are talking about or nag mamarunong.....which is very common among small "unauthorized shops".

a call to Bosch Philippines will help....

ung chief mechanic namin almost 35 years na nagcacalibryt hehehehe...but dats right.. so be aware..

**mpt_calibration** · March 5th, 2007 02:08 AM

Originally Posted by 1997

ano ba ginagawa pag nagpa calibrate? saan ok mag pa calibrate? magkano mag pa calibrate? gaano katagal mapa calibrate?

kpag kinakalibreyt po kapag mausok na ang diesel na car nyo and mahina na po ung hatak.minsan din kapag may tumatagas na ung krudo at marami pang ibang problema sa injenction pump at injectors....depende naman po sa papalitang pyesa un eh kaya di mo rin masasabi kung mgakano..sa amin po ok hehehehe...

**Doc Diesel** · March 5th, 2007 06:48 AM

Originally Posted by mpt_calibration

ung chief mechanic namin almost 35 years na nagcacalibryt hehehehe...but dats right.. so be aware..

years of experience doesn't really equate to being in the right shop, factory trained or OEM certified personnel with certificates is also key plus a complete library of service manual references and parts list for every make and model in either hard bound or digital format.

and we don't call the person who performs the job a mechanic since it is a very broad term.

lastly, if for some reason other small shops have employed maybe one or two of our people who resigned or got terminated, they claim to be competent enough also to do the job.

**RedHotBlood** · March 5th, 2007 04:34 PM

Originally Posted by Doc Diesel

years of experience doesn't really equate to being in the right shop, factory trained or OEM certified personnel with certificates is also key plus a complete library of service manual references and parts list for every make and model in either hard bound or digital format.

Eto importante

, yung training nung gagawa at expertise dun sa klase ng sasakyan, not because he's just an apprentice would make him an expert from then on. Dapat may training sa current models ng mga diesel engines complete with manuals for references. Yung iba would say kaya yan, but tama ba yung procedure ng paggawa? dun na madalas nagkakaproblema.

**mpt_calibration** · March 6th, 2007 02:37 AM

Originally Posted by Doc Diesel

years of experience doesn't really equate to being in the right shop, factory trained or OEM certified personnel with certificates is also key plus a complete library of service manual references and parts list for every make and model in either hard bound or digital format.

and we don't call the person who performs the job a mechanic since it is a very broad term.

lastly, if for some reason other small shops have employed maybe one or two of our people who resigned or got terminated, they claim to be competent enough also to do the job.

depnde rin po sir nasasabi ko ito kasi tlagang mhusay sya halos buhay nya na ung pagiging technician..pati nga tgboat kaya nya eh....isipin mo barko kaya nya ung makina rin..di lang car... proven and tested tlga sya..

**mpt_calibration** · March 6th, 2007 02:39 AM

Originally Posted by RedHotBlood

Eto importante

, yung training nung gagawa at expertise dun sa klase ng sasakyan, not because he's just an apprentice would make him an expert from then on. Dapat may training sa current models ng mga diesel engines complete with manuals for references. Yung iba would say kaya yan, but tama ba yung procedure ng paggawa? dun na madalas nagkakaproblema.

dats right kasi mas magnda ung alamt na kesa sa mga baguhan...

**Doc Diesel** · March 6th, 2007 11:57 AM

Originally Posted by mpt_calibration

depnde rin po sir nasasabi ko ito kasi tlagang mhusay sya halos buhay nya na ung pagiging technician..pati nga tgboat kaya nya eh....isipin mo barko kaya nya ung makina rin..di lang car... proven and tested tlga sya..

if you don't mind me asking.....did he receive any formal training? if he did, who trained him and from what manufacturer? and at what level is he at right now or I should say what certified level.

if you've been in the business long enough, you'd know who are the key players in this calibration industry not to mention who are the old and current trainors of each manufacturer.

**shadow** · March 6th, 2007 12:12 PM

ano ito? akala ko concernka talaga, yun pala you're just promoting your shop, can't you wait for other people na sila magsabi na magaling yun shop niyo? and not you bragging about it??? geezz...

**mpt_calibration** · March 6th, 2007 08:05 PM

Originally Posted by shadow

ano ito? akala ko concernka talaga, yun pala you're just promoting your shop, can't you wait for other people na sila magsabi na magaling yun shop niyo? and not you bragging about it??? geezz...

hindi ko po pinpromote ung shop namin pinapaliwanag ko lang po ung side ko....malyang bansa po ito kaya maari tyong pumili kaya nsa sa inyo nyo po un...hwag po sana kayong mgalit sa akin...ang point ko lang po ay makaiwas kayong lahat sa mga bogus...un lang po....salamat po pasensya na po kung sa tingin nyo nakaoffend po ako...