228: Maxwel Anyanwu
About this episode
Maxwel Anyanwu shares his journey from India to becoming a mobile automotive technician and instructor in Idaho. He discusses his transition from mechanical engineering to automotive, working at Ford, and eventually starting his own mobile diagnostics and programming business. The conversation covers challenges in module programming, key cutting, diagnostic strategies, and the importance of setting boundaries with shops. Maxwel also highlights his teaching role, the value of hands-on experience, and the realities of running a mobile automotive service, including customer expectations and the need for clear communication.
Maxwel Anyanwu joins me on the show today! Maxwel is a mobile tech and teacher. He shares his journey coming to America from India, getting into the automotive world, & starting a mobile service.
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