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I’m 18, getting out of high school, and I’m getting a new job that I can’t miss days on. Starting off, I’m more than likely going to be working 6-7 days a week, and I would prefer to drive my Integra. I’ve got it running good and I want to make sure I won’t have any problems anytime soon. What's a good list of stuff to check on my car to make sure it’ll be ready? I’ve already changed the brake booster, master cylinder, spark plugs, gaskets, belts, main relay, and all the fluids.

I have a 94 Acura integra LS coupe

I get my diploma in 2 months, and off of a recommendation from my dad (an ironworker for 30+ years), I was planning on signing up for my local union to be a crane apprentice. He said he knew tons of crane operators and that he would try to get me hired eventually working in Birmingham and Calera, which is where I live, but I was wondering if I would make better money eventually traveling out of state or would it be a better idea just to work where I live. From my understanding, I would start out going out with an operator and crane and help put outrigger pads and set up the crane and stuff, but do I need my CDL class 1, or can I eventually get it while I’m already working as an oiler/rigger?

I live in Alabama