Badge of Honor – The Case for Ongoing Training
As a student in an automotive technology class, you are acquiring the basic skills and knowledge you’ll need to succeed as an entry-level technician. It’s a good beginning to what will become a familiar part of your chosen career. Ongoing training is as much a part of becoming a successful technician as a good set
Questioning Misfires
Adapted from articles in Counterman
Loaded Calipers: It’s a Good Thing
Adapted from Gary Gom’s article in Underhood Service
Going 24-7 in the Four-Twelve
The spectacular quad-turbo, V-12 powered, mid-engine Chrysler ME Four-Twelve super car is obviously designed for round-the-clock driving excitement. Considered to be the most advanced Chrysler ever built, the ME Four-Twelve adds a new aura of performance to the Chrysler brand. According to Trevor Creed, Senior Vice President – Chrysler Group Design, the idea for this
Balancing Tips From Cars to the Big Rigs
Adapted from columns in Tire Review by Scott Blair and Steve LaFerre
Creating a Bond with Welding Equipment
Adapted from Larry Carley’s article in TechShop
Building a Competitive Claimer
Adapted from Jim Walbolt’s article in Engine Builder
Aluminum Use on U.S. Vehicles – The Shape of Things to Come
Adapted from Mike West’s feature in BodyShop Business
Braking Down Toyota’s ABS System
Adapted from Bob Dowie’s article in ImportCar
Shock Treatment
Adapted from Andrew Markel’s article in Brake & Front End
Tuning Into Engine Performance
Adapted from Brendan Baker’s article in Underhood Service