CNC students looking for Prince George vehicles to repair

Automotive Service Technician Students are looking for poorly running vehicles to diagnose and repair

Vehicle owners who are having engine problems will now be able to get help from CNC’s Automotive Service Technician students who are looking for vehicles to diagnose and repair.

Vehicles must be hybrid-powered or run on gasoline. They must also have one or more of the following problems: runs poorly, check engine light on, difficulty starting or stalling. “AST 3 students are in their final year of the program, and this is when they can put all their knowledge together and do some real-world diagnosis work. These are the same people who’ll be caring for your cars in local shops in just a few months.”

“Our foundations classes are always looking for vehicles that need basic repairs like brakes steering, suspension, maintenance, electrical, etc. We’ll take as many cars as possible,” said Rowell.

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