About Diesel Help Australia
Diesel Help Australia are experienced and knowledgeable experts that will lead you through a proven process. Instead, of being misled by fault codes that offer little to no useful diagnostic guidance. We focus our techniques on understanding and systematically eliminating parts of the fuel system. Ultimately, we will assist you to identify the problem and discover an effective solution.
Join Diesel Help to access a diesel expert, technical bulletins and online training for your team.
Diagnostics training, because not all mechanics signed up to work on diesel engines. As a result, they may face problems that take years to diagnose effectively. That's why our courses are adaptable to both light and heavy industry technicians. Our goal is to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of what you're diagnosing and why. Furthermore, we believe that combining your strategies with ours will ultimately lead to an effective solution.
Our trainer, Clinton Brett, is a heavy vehicle mechanic and diesel fuel injection specialist. The Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association (AAAA) honored him as the inaugural recipient of the Automotive Education Excellence Award. Clinton is widely recognised as the featured diesel presenter for the AAAA's Auto Expo & Autocare and VASA's Wire & GAS conferences.
Diesel Help Australia has assisted technicians and workshops with thousands of diagnostic cases over the past decade. We have seen many common and some uncommon diesel problems. Our Diesel Help members often ask questions about servicing, quotes, and replacement processes.
To support our members, we have developed over 260 technical bulletins and instructional videos to date. Clinton Brett is the Founder of Diesel Help Australia. He is well-known for his clear and simple diesel technical articles. Technical bulletins are the first point of call for Diesel Help members.
Clinton's work has made complex diesel topics easier to understand for more people. He also writes for many publications. These include Australian Workshop Manager, The Automotive Technician, and VASA Sightglass Journal. He contributes to Australian Diesel Mechanic Magazine, Australian Automotive Aftermarket Magazine, and Motor Equipment News in New Zealand.
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