MotorWatch Technical Committee

In order to provide peer review and validation of materials to be posted on www.motorwatch.com and published in the MotorWatch Newsletter, we have formed a committee of the world’s finest technically minded people. We have decided to call ourselves the MotorWatch Technical Committee (MTC).

The MTC was once called the Society of Automotive Engineers Service Technician Society Technical Review Committee, which is being resurrected. One of the main purposes of the MTC is to review automotive material submitted from the automotive industry order to determine if the material contains logical leaps, harmful or misleading information, thus to dispel many of the motor vehicle repair myths.
 

MTC membership allows the committee members the privilege of the peer review process, as well as:  

• Advance access to NHTSA Safety Recalls

• Free Motorwatch Virtual Membership and $10 discount on Regular membership

• Voting privileges concerning the MTC officers and MTC goals

• Technical discussions with other MTC members

• Input into technical info gathering and verification

• Recognition on the Motorwatch website

• Advanced access to service, repair, and pattern failure info

• Advance access to developing tech articles

• A page of publication material every month laid out for use in your own publication

Participation in the MTC is strictly voluntary and there is no time requirements. MTC members participate as little or as much as you wish. No demands are made of MTC members. MTC members can choose to participate in the following activities: 

• writing/editing articles to be published in MotorWatch,

• writing/editing letters to the editor, Mr. Know It All, vehicle flow charts, Car Care Tips, The Automobyte.

• participate in interviews on the hotline internet program

• administration of the website and Motorwatch bulletin board

To become a MTC member you must:

• Have an email address and access to the Internet

• Bring to the committee a valuable skill or knowlege that would benefit the MTC

• Be sponsored by an existing MTC member

• Be approved by the peer review of the entire committee