CS Automotive Solutions

Another Powerstroke marked safe from CP4 failure thanks to the S&S DCR Conversion

Point Zero Fab 2g swap with a 467.7 installed in a 5th gen Cummins

We are looking for a Shop Porter/ Shop Hand. This position is ideal for someone who wants to work around trucks, in a fast-paced shop environment and wants to be physically active.

The shop porter plays an important role in keeping the shop organized, clean, and efficient so technicians can focus on repairs.

Responsibilities
• Keep the shop clean, organized, and safe
• Sweep floors, empty trash, and maintain work areas
• Move trucks in and out of the shop when needed
• Pick up parts
• Wash vehicle parts before repairs as required
• Assist technicians with basic tasks
• Organize tools, parts, and supplies
• Receive and stock incoming parts deliveries
• Help maintain the parking lot and shop exterior

Requirements
• Valid driver’s license
• Reliable vehicle
• Reliable and punctual
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs
• Positive attitude and willingness to learn
• Interest in diesel trucks or the automotive industry is a plus

What We Offer
• Hands-on experience in a diesel performance shop
• Opportunity to learn from experienced technicians
• Potential to grow into a technician role for the right person
• Friendly, team-oriented work environment

Location: Tomball, TX
Schedule: Full time preferred, Part time potentially
Pay: $15.50-$18.50

If you are dependable, motivated, and want to work around diesel trucks every day, we’d like to hear from you.

To apply send a message or stop by the shop.

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EGR & DPF Deletes - The most controversial diesel modification? 🤔
Deleting carries BIG pros and cons. Here's the breakdown:

Pros:
👍Increased power & efficiency
🔸Lower EGT's & reduced soot build up
🔸Less maintenance & longer engine life

Cons:
👎 Illegal in many areas
🔸More smiles per mile
🔸Dealerships will miss out on profiting thousands of dollars when your emissions equipment fails

While deleting improves performance, it does violate EPA regulations. Always research your local laws before modifying your diesel.
What's your opinion? Worth it or not?