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8 Problems That Can Be Resolved By Reflashing

Developing the in-house capability for reflashing and reprogramming is critical for shop productivity and customer retention. This article covers seven tools you need for reflashing as well as eight problems that can be resolved by reflashing.

Tracking Down Honda Chassis-Related Noise Complaints

For this article, we find ourselves under a high-mileage V6 Honda Accord looking for what should be an easy-to-find knocking noise. When the car was written up at dropoff, notes were added for the tech to look for loose sway bar links and bushings based on the customer’s description of a knocking noise over bumps.

The Connected Vehicle: Exploring The Next Frontier In Vehicle Communication

Connected vehicles have been with us since 1996 when GM introduced OnStar. This first-generation connected vehicle system pioneered the way for similar systems that were to follow. OnStar offered hands-free cell phone calling, GPS navigation, the ability to monitor vehicle systems for potential problems and to summon help in the event of a breakdown or accident. Since those early days, most import and domestic automakers have jumped onto the connected vehicle bandwagon and now offer some type of onboard cell phone, navigation and infotainment connectivity package.

Mazda6 Case Study: Data Gathering Is Critical To Your Alignment Diagnosis

  About a year ago, I got a request from a private vehicle owner to help diagnose a steering problem on a 2010 Mazda6 iSport. Given the power of the Internet, it seems that this person had somehow discovered one of my older columns on alignment problems. While I’m not fond of dealing with technical

Loaded Caliper Installation Guidelines

Caliper replacement is often the best course of action to ensure that a braking system will perform at an optimal level, both in terms of safety, performance and maximizing brake pad life.

Going Undercover on Mitsubishi Undercar Service

Let’s take look at the Mitsubishi line of cars and some of the more common problems you’ll see while investigating the undercar area.

Recognizing Runout And Disc Thickness Variation – Tips To Decrease Comebacks

Replacing rotors on every brake job is not a cost-effective or efficient way to perform brake service.

Truck Stop: In for the Long Haul

H-D Service and Maintenance Tips: The following is a basic checklist of items that need to be scheduled for maintenance and repair of trailer dry vans and bodies developed by a national trailer manufacture:

Special Report: Specialized Employee Training

The investment an owner makes in their store will provide positive returns for business and added benefit for their employees.

TT August ’09 Pop Quiz: Calipers

Students should chose the following answer that BEST completes the following statements.