best way to get them completed as fast i possible? i feel sure i'll have no issues with most of them, but if any of you that have been through can think of any stumpers i'd love to know.

7/15/2008 4:25:00 AM

best way to get em all done as fast as possible is just to take them all at one time, so thats 8 tests in one day.

brakes is about the easiest, drivetrain and transmissions about the toughest, everything else falls in between.

i havent taken all 8 officially since bmw doesnt give a shit about ase and its not going to make me anymore money right now but thats not the point, the one thing ive noticed is that in the questions its usually the least expensive fix thats the answer, kinda strange but if you take some sample quizzes youll pick up on that. good luck.

7/15/2008 7:10:36 AM

cool, thanks. yeah, i can blow through the sample stuff fairly easy.

7/15/2008 7:20:52 AM

its a piece of cake, any dumbass of the street who took a few trade school classes can pass it, since i took them, i think its all a crock of shit

7/15/2008 8:14:52 AM

it is bullshit. the type of people who require them for employment are the only people who care about them.

7/15/2008 10:18:46 PM

i was going to take brakes and electrical/electronics after HS but was too lazy to find a test date/place. we had to do some emissions shit at a national comp i was in and since my HS didnt have funding to teach it, it seems crazy to me but i'm sure 20min of studying would have covered it.

hell had i known how to use and read a bore gauge i would have gotten 1st place in motorcycle tech for whatever the high school tech organization is

7/15/2008 11:33:58 PM

yeah, i'm certainly not interested in it for my benefit or i'd have done it many years ago. just some random thinking/scheming on something else put the question in my mind.

7/15/2008 11:49:48 PM

you startin a tech website? http://www.askaniggersomecarshit.com?

7/16/2008 7:26:08 AM