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Service Advisor: On-Car Rotor Resurfacing: Are You Doing it Right?

One of my favorite pieces of shop equipment is the on-the-car brake lathe. Not only do they resurface the rotors to the center line of the wheel bearings, they speed the job up in some cases – making it a win/win situation.

Lubricants: Variety of Oil Blends Required to Meet Today’s Engine Requirements

Today, a shop owner is confronted with stocking a variety of multi-viscosity oils, including 0w-20, 0w-40, 5w-20, 5w-30, 10w-30, 10w-40, 15w-40 and 20w-50, not to mention stocking some of these viscosities in synthetic and non-synthetic bases.

Lubricants: Performance Oils and Additives: Got Zinc?

Experts say it may be time to change your motor oil (brand). It’s more than a coincidence that engine builders have experienced more flat tappet cam failures in the last few years than at any point prior.

MAHLE Clevite Introduces Updated eLearning Courses

Standing behind the goal set forth when Clevite introduced eLearning in 2005 – this is the first major revision to the hallmark courses for the major MAHLE Clevite categories like engine bearings and piston rings

Motor Oil Under the Microscope

Most people think motor oil is only a lubricant that reduces friction and wear inside an engine. But it also helps cool bearings, pistons and other parts, and helps prevent rust and corrosion.

Cooling System Cures: Performing Water Pump Check-Ups

The water pump, used to keep coolant circulating between the engine and radiator to get rid of the heat, is such an important component that should be checked along with the cooling system on regular intervals.

Becoming Attuned to Engine Sounds

When correctly interpreted, engine noise can be a very valuable diagnostic tool.

MAHLE Engine Builders Set A Record

Winners of 2008 MAHLE Engine Builder Showdown from Pro Motor Engines Score Stunning 15:59 Minutes Engine Build!

Engine Series: Restoring a Vehicle to Like-New Performance

Power to the People: An independent repair shop has a handful of engine replacement options available: a used engine, a quality rebuilt, a remanufactured or new OE engine.

Engine Series: Q & A on Engine Replacement

Q: At what point should an engine be replaced?
Q: What’s a “crate” engine?
Q: What are the most common installation mistakes when replacing an engine?