Autotech Electrical was founded in 2013 to provide a solution to test automotive electrical terminals for proper pin-fit/drag/tension. Loose or poor electrical terminal pin-fit can cause not only the unnecessary replacement of components but can also cause intermittent electrical/electronic concerns.

To test an electrical terminal for proper pin-fit, you need a tool that has the correct size terminals. The terminal sizes on the tools cover a wide range of vehicles built in the last few decades. The terminals are high-quality OEM terminals with a custom .5mm square terminal used on modern vehicle collision avoidance systems and powertrain control modules such as the Mazda Sky-Active PCMs.

The owner started in the automotive repair industry in 1985 as a technician at a multi-line dealership and has been factory trained and certified. After completing an apprenticeship program through the National Aerospace Workers and Automotive Machinists Union, he owned and operated two independent repair shops for 10 years. 

He completed a degree in Automotive Mechanics Theory, a B.A. degree and a graduate level Post-Secondary Vocational Teaching Credential in Automotive Mechanics at Colorado State University.

The owner was a Service Training Instructor for a Domestic automobile manufacturer for 11 years and is currently a Field Service Engineer for the same Domestic automotive manufacturer for the last 11 years.

The owner's most recent project was completing over 100 hours of labor working on wiring systems for the 1978 F-100 all- electric 480 HP SEMA show project truck revealed by Jay Leno on November 2, 2021 at the Ford SEMA booth in Las Vegas. What a great opportunity to see the reveal in person and work with some amazing people! The project was completed in just 15 weeks! Check out the photos.