Post by Candyman on Oct 9, 2009 22:06:29 GMT -8
Hey Everyone,
Back when I first moved to San Diego with the dream of opening my Automotive Detail Center, I had to get a job to support my family while on my quest to start my Business Venture. After a few weeks of looking I landed a job with Interstate Batteries of San Diego's Distribution Center which not only handles all distribution of Interstate Automotive, Commercial, industrial, Marine, and wheel chair and specialty batteries for all of San Diego, they also rebuild, recondition, and sell used batteries as well out of their 10,000 SQFT Warehouse. I had to go to their specialty trade school for my Certification as a Battery Tech, and became a Certified Battery Specialist having learned how to inspect, service, repair, and rebuild Automotive Batteries, and sort them to either be reconditioned, or sent out for recycling at Johnson Control Center which is one of the main Automotive Manufacturing Plants in the San Diego, and Los Angeles Area.
It is my hope that this Guide will help provide my fellow PT Friends with a better understanding on how to inspect, service, and maintain their Batteries to gain a long, and trouble free Battery Life, and hopefully never be stranded on the side of the road needing a jump.
So if you are ready, let get started. GUIDE UNDER CONSTRUCTION. PLEASE CHECK BACK SOON[
Back when I first moved to San Diego with the dream of opening my Automotive Detail Center, I had to get a job to support my family while on my quest to start my Business Venture. After a few weeks of looking I landed a job with Interstate Batteries of San Diego's Distribution Center which not only handles all distribution of Interstate Automotive, Commercial, industrial, Marine, and wheel chair and specialty batteries for all of San Diego, they also rebuild, recondition, and sell used batteries as well out of their 10,000 SQFT Warehouse. I had to go to their specialty trade school for my Certification as a Battery Tech, and became a Certified Battery Specialist having learned how to inspect, service, repair, and rebuild Automotive Batteries, and sort them to either be reconditioned, or sent out for recycling at Johnson Control Center which is one of the main Automotive Manufacturing Plants in the San Diego, and Los Angeles Area.
It is my hope that this Guide will help provide my fellow PT Friends with a better understanding on how to inspect, service, and maintain their Batteries to gain a long, and trouble free Battery Life, and hopefully never be stranded on the side of the road needing a jump.
So if you are ready, let get started. GUIDE UNDER CONSTRUCTION. PLEASE CHECK BACK SOON[
