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Jason Fenske produces and creates the YouTube channel Engineering Explained. His video lessons focus on automotive engineering topics and provide the viewer with a clear and concise description of how things work. His passion to teach people through his video had generated a loyal following. Want to know how a V12 engine works, or how the clutches and torque converters operate? Jason’s your guy. Engineering Explained is a wonderful go-to site for quick, clear, and thoughtful explanations of everything automotive. Jason graduated with a mechanical engineering degree from North Carolina State University.
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“If you can’t explain something simply you don’t fully understand it.”
After college Jason had a difficult time finding a job and learned that the traditional methods of job searching weren’t working. Listen to find out how this lead him down a path toward entrepreneurship and his website Engineering Explained.
AH-HA MOMENTS
After trying some different approaches to YouTube shows Jason thought about utilizing his passion for learning how things work and creating a place where people could go to learn what he could teach them about automotive mechanics.
FIRST SPECIAL CAR
A 1999 Acura Integra GS
BEST AUTOMOTIVE ADVICE
Just do it when it comes to working on your car.
AUTOMOTIVE RESOURCE
Risk Takers – Documentary on Elon Musk
FAVORITE BOOK
Engineering Fundamentals of the Internal Combustion Engine – Willard W. Pulkrabek
PARTING ADVICE
Minimize risk while trying to pursue your passion.
HOW TO FIND JASON
Engineering Explained – www.youtube.com/channel
Facebook – www.facebook.com/EngineeringExplained
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Hi Jason, really enjoy and appreciate your YouTube channel. Btw I grew up in 70s as kind of a car guy. Just walked by a Prius and remembered that you said hybrids are hard on engines. My two cents (1.5 maybe), could you program the engine to run hard enough to mitigate that problem? Thanks.