If each job that comes into a shop is pre-diagnosed and you already know exactly what the job entails, your theory will probably work. hence the word "Most".Ĭlick to expand.I understand your position, but your summary fails to include the all-important diagnostic time. If it takes tech "B" 2.5 hours to change it, he still only gets 1.7 hours. If the tech replaces it in say 1/2 hour(Because he is an awsome tech) he still gets paid for 1.7 hours of labor. Example:To replace a water pump impeller All Data says a Qualified tech can do the job in 1.7 hours. Example would be Chiltons Labor time guide, Mitchells and or All Data. Most every reputable shop charges by the job, Using a National recognized Labor Time Guide.
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I know my shop has a large room Full of Specialty Essential tools we "The dealer" have to purchase to be an authorized repair facility. There are Thousands of Specialty tools even the best techs in the world Simply do not own. Not to mention the proper tools that you cannot buy off a Tool truck. And with repetition, naturally the tech will get better and faster.Īnd don't ever forget the Factory Trained tech's have a Direct link to the Manufacturer's engineering info, Diagnostics and Technical Assistance people. Click to expand.Most every reputable shop charges by the job, Using a National recognized Labor Time Guide.