Baker College Showcases Student Work At AutoRama 2017
When the lights turned on at Cobo Center for the opening of Detroit AutoRama 2017, the three vehicles renovated or built by Baker College students shown brightly – inside and out.
Kearny Students To Showcase Their Automotive Skills
Students from Kearny High School are completing in the Quaker State “Best in Class Challenge.”
Making The Case For Copper Spark Plugs
Even the most advanced precious-metal spark plugs are, at their heart, made of copper. The center electrode contains a copper core, surrounded by a nickel alloy, which helps combat wear and corrosion.
Federal-Mogul Motorparts’ Garage Gurus Technical Education Platform Earns CASE Reaccreditation
Federal-Mogul Motorparts’ technical education platform for technicians and other front-line professionals in the North American auto care industry, has been reaccredited to Continuing Automotive Service Education (CASE) standards by the Automotive Training Managers Council (ATMC) and the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE).
Collection Showcases A Century Of Automotive Art
Klairmont Kollections in Chicago, IL, is a museum featuring 319 automobiles spanning over a century of automotive history.
The Case Of The Missing Starter – A Diagnostic Dilemma
A client who owns a heavy-duty diesel shop called me to help diagnose a no-cranking condition on his father-in-law’s 2006 Chevrolet Tahoe.
Brake Service Case Study: Nissan Frontier
Bob Dowie looks at some of the undercar issues he has faced with Nissan vehicles over the years and discusses how to deal with some common issues you may see with them.
America’s Car Museum To Showcase Vintage Chrysler At Shell Eco-Marathon Americas
Historic vehicle used to motivate young engineers to develop future auto technologies.
The Case Of The Missing Code On A Chevy Tahoe
The Tahoe’s owner complained that it would stall at highway speed, but it would always restart and usually proceed without further incident until it reached home.
Chrysler Transmission: The Case Of The Shiftless 48RE
The truck originally came into the shop with a broken band, which is a common and very cut-and-dried failure on a high-mileage 48RE transmission. The band and other friction lining was replaced and the valve body was cleaned. And, since the 3500 SLT had 240,000 miles on the odometer, the failure-prone electronic governor was replaced as well. Unfortunately, after the rebuilt transmission was installed and road-tested, the 48RE failed to shift out of first gear.
