Andrew Markel discusses a TSB which describes the syncing procedure when an Intelligent Key stops working with its vehicle. Sponsored by Nissan.
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Author: Tim Fritz
WIX Filters has joined Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR) as key technical partner and the team’s official filter. WIX Filters will be outfitted on all SHR racecars, with the championship-winning NASCAR team fielding four entries in the elite Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and two entries in the NASCAR XFINITY Series.
“We are thrilled to become the official filters of Stewart-Haas Racing this year,” said Jennifer Gibson, brand manager, WIX Filters. “We have a strong history with the SHR team and this partnership is a continuation of WIX’s commitment to NASCAR. We’re looking forward to adding to even more of that history as the 2018 season unfolds.”
WIX will have brand identification under the hoods of SHR’s Ford Fusions in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and its Ford Mustangs in the NASCAR XFINITY Series. This season marks SHR’s 10th anniversary, with two NASCAR Cup Series titles (2011 and 2014) and 42 races since debuting in 2009.
“WIX Filters’ involvement with Stewart-Haas Racing is more than skin deep,” said Greg Zipadelli, vice president of competition, SHR. “We use WIX Filters to help maintain our edge. Advantages in this sport are measured in thousandths of a second, and a lot can be gained by having the best filters on our racecars. Efficiency equals horsepower, and you can never have enough horsepower.”
For more information on WIX, visit wixfilters.com.
The automotive program at North Farmington High School in Farmington Hills, MI, recently earned its 16th accreditation by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF).
From article on the Hometown Life website:
North Farmington High School’s Automotive Program earned its 16th accreditation by The National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF).
The evaluation was done by NATEF and the Farmington area automotive business community, comprised of Tamaroff Honda, McElroy Automotive of Farmington, Baker College and Wright Tool Company.
North Farmington High School’s program provided the evaluation team with 77 different files to show how the program teaches and meets all of the NATEF standards. This year, the program had state finishers in both the Skills USA and MITES automotive competitions.
Click HERE to read the entire article about North Farmington High School’s Automotive Program on the Hometown Life website.