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Undercover: Strut Your Stuff — Inspecting a Front Suspension System

Before we get into servicing MacPherson struts, let’s take a look at the design and function of most modern front suspension struts.

Undercover: Putting the Brakes on Toyota Hybrid Service Fears

The Prius was introduced in 2001. The rotor and caliper are the same as the Echo, Scion Xa/Xb and MR2. In 2004, Toyota changed the brake system when it upgraded the batteries and electric motor.

Undercover: Taking a ‘Brake’ To Examine Master Cylinders

Although modern master cylinders are reliable, they do require periodic inspection.

UTI’s Tom Varrone Named 2010 Educator of the Year

Varrone who leads the BMW Service Technician Education Program (STEP) and the BMW FastTrack program at the Universal Technical Institute, Phoenix campus, received the Mitchell 1-sponsored award at the NACAT conference.

Service Advisor: Giving the Sway Bar a Tune Up

Unless the chassis anti-roll bar — also called the sway bar or stabilizer — is making noise, it tends to be missed when the suspension is serviced. Here’s how to provide a proper undercar inspection to the Sway Bar components.

Undercover: Sensing Dangers: Safety System Diagnostics

How Wheel Speed Sensors Play a Vital Role in Safety System Activation.

Tool Rules: Scanning the Market for Diagnostic Equipment

One thing you can always count on in the automotive repair business is that diagnostic equipment is constantly changing. It must to keep pace with changing automotive technology. So the latest crop of scan tools and code readers have more features, more capabilities and give you more bang for your buck than ever before.

AAA Releases its Top Picks for New Vehicle Technology

Nation’s largest auto club highlights new vehicle features that improve safety, enhance convenience and are just plain cool.

Undercover: Suspension Upgrades for the Sport Compacts

Unfortunately, too many hot-rod sport compacts don’t have enough suspension upgrades to handle their muscle-car horsepower. Import specialist shops may be asked, on an increasing basis, to align, modify or fine-tune increasingly elaborate suspension systems.