Questions about ASE testing.

NYSpeed Automotive
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Well, I’m looking to take some of my ASE’s this spring, and I have a few questions.

Which tests should I take first? I’m looking to take the easiest ones first, so I can have more time to study up on the more difficult ones.

How many should I take at a time?

How do I get my money back once I pass them?

and not on the topic of ASE’s but on the topic of things like this, how do I go about getting my inspections liscense?

I have all the qualifications necessary to get all of this, and I have pretty good knowledge and schooling in the automotive field, I just need to take these to step up my game and prepare me for my future in the industry.

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Take steering and suspension, brakes, and electrical first. Those are easiest and most useful to a n00b tech. As for getting your money back, that depends on where you work. To get your inspectors license you have to either have 1 year experience or proof of vocational school.

form for license…
http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/forms/vs120.pdf

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take your time
read tech A think about it. decide if tech A is right or wrong before you even read tech B
don’t get in to much of a hurry, but don’t jerk off the whole time either
i took 4 of the ASE tests and passed them all, i have certificates, I’m not sure if I should apply for the license or not
i would like to get my bike inspection license.

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I havent taken any ASE tests but I do have my inspection license, possibly the easiest thing to obtain.

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Thanks for the info guys, at boces they forced us to do tech A tech B format tests ALL the time, It really helps out I’ve been told.

I’ll apply for those tests first. I’d just like to get them done now so by the time I graduate from ecc I can almost be certified

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Get them done while all the learning is still fresh, but be warned, the easy tests are not that easy.

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x2
also, i would take the hardest first, note what you not sure about i think you get 2 takes before you need to pay or something.

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I know I’ll pass brakes for sure, I’m not sure what else would be a good first test to take at the same time.

I appreciate the info, I’ll be signing up later this week for these. Do they send the books to study in the mail? or how do you go about getting those?

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You have to buy the study guides, plenty online. But there are some free practice tests, here’s one…

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warning boces does not qualify you for ase you need schooling or 2 years in the field

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I think the time from boces only qualifies as a year in the field for the inspection license…

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i was told same for ase

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Ah gotcha. Thanks for the info!

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i have a registration booklet layin around at my shop somewhere if i find it you can come pick it up if ya want, and for the inspection license, thats as easy as cake

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I took 6 of them at once (4 one day, 2 the next) because thats all my shop would pay for and passed all of them. I saved the 2 engine ones for last because I had heard they were the toughest and I found them to be pretty easy. Then I heard Steering and Suspension was cake and I found it a little difficult. Just study. I have a bunch of practice tests in PDF Format if you want to PM me your email address I can send them to you.