Diesel Mechanic School

[hondaracer315]

I know this is off topic and didn't really know where to post it, but I have an 02 7.3 lol. Where is the main diesel mechanic school is it in Ohio? I am asking about a school that is prestigious and well known. Thanks guys

[dhanna6powerstroke]

Lima OH.
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[hucorey]

I agree. My bro went there, but for gassers.

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[jc82chevyman]

There all good if you go pay attention and learn as much as you can I'm a Lincoln tech grad diesel program and I learned boat loads

[hondaracer315]

I'm in the Air Force getting out in two years and I want a new job a new profession. Looking for the best possible school!!! Thanks

[hucorey]

I guess it depends on exactly what part of the diesel repair you want to get into. More performance based, farm and heavy equipment, or just light duty. I supposed if its more performance based then maybe UTI or something like that. Performance stuff is cool and fun, but trendy. Something more steady and stable to raise a family would be the latter. In my opinion. Im not saying there are not opportunities in the performance diesel industry, just not near as many, and I really dont know the pay. From my experience at least in the gasoline performance field working for someone else is not going to let you raise a family comfortably. Mechanics working at a dealership wil typically get you twice the money.

[Colin7.3]

I go to Ohio technical college and absolutely love it!

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[hondaracer315]

I'm not looking at performance. I'm looking into fleet, light duty, or even marine!

[Colin7.3]

At OTC we are centered more around OTR and light duty stuff