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Hemet High Receives Recognition For Automotive Class

Hemet High School in Hemet, CA, recently received a certification in Automobile Service Technology from the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF).

Wheel Bearings: Diagnostics, Removal And Installation

The classic symptom of a bad wheel bearing is typically a cyclic chirping, squealing or growling noise that changes in proportion to vehicle speed.

Michael Thomason Named 2016 Mitchell 1 Educator Of The Year

Michael Thomason is an automotive service technician instructor at the Great Plains Technology Center in Lawton, Oklahoma.

Husqvarna Introduces All-New TC 50 And TC 65 Minicycles

Entering the 50 cc and 65 cc mini bike sector for the first time in its new era, Husqvarna has modelled the all-new TC 50 and TC 65 machines on its full-sized motocross bikes.

Diagnosing Flood-Damaged Vehicles

While minor flooding at intersections often doesn’t cause many problems other than rusted brakes, major flooding can damage most of the mechanical and electrical components found in the engine and passenger compartments.

Volkswagen Tiguan Brake Job

The Volkswagen Tiguan is a compact SUV built on the A5 platform that is shared with the Golf and Jetta. The brake system is straightforward, but it has two quirks that can make a brake job difficult: a vacuum pump and electric parking brakes.

Stability Control And Brake Jobs

Automotive technology continues to evolve in several directions. While many manufacturers are concentrating on electric and hybrid technology, higher mileage, and smaller and lighter vehicles, others are focused on performance, horsepower and ever-higher top speeds.

Brake Tech Tip: Low Sinking Or Spongy Brake Pedal

When diagnosing a master cylinder, keep in mind the type of seals that are used are lip cup seals. This design allows for the seal to improve as the pressure increases. Another feature of this seal is that it does not create a vacuum when the piston retracts.

Ride Of The Week: 1931 BMW Ihle 600 Speedster

Tom Griffith, of Verona, Wis., has an uncontrollable urge to own cool cars. In all, over the last 22 years, 35 classic cars have had Griffith’s name on the title. His 1931 BMW is a Type Ihle 600 Speedster model.

Direct Injection And Carbon Deposits

In 1985, Saab began using the new Bosch LH fuel injection system, and Volvo and other carmakers followed suit. The system worked such that incoming air passed through an airflow meter that sent a signal to the engine ECU telling it how much air was going into the engine. The coolant temp sensor then told the ECU how cold or warm the ­engine was, and it opened and closed the injectors when needed.