I-CAR Provides Primer On Park-Assist Systems
Understanding how advanced driver-assistance systems work is a key aspect of diagnosing problems with the technology – and avoiding replacing parts that aren’t causing the system issues.
University Of The Aftermarket Foundation Announces Scholarship Recipients For 2017-2018 Academic Year
The recipients attend or will attend a two-year vocational/technical college or a four-year college or university and will each receive a $1,000 – $2,000 award to advance their education.
Automotive Technology Program Benefits From Scan Tool Donation
Students in the automotive technology program at Kalamazoo Valley are benefitting from the donation of two scan tools from Bosch Automotive Service Solutions.
Automotive Tech Programs Painstakingly Restoring 1926 Ford Model T
Students at Plymouth South High School are restoring a 1926 Model T Ford.
Measuring For Damage In The Body Shop
As designs in vehicle safety improved to keep that crush away from the occupant compartment, we see a great shift in where damage occurs. How are you finding that damage?
Diagnosing Tire Wear Problems
Give him an unusual tire wear complaint, and he’ll give you a tire wear problem that begins and ends at the steering knuckle, says Gary Goms, who adds that diagnosing a “green-zone” camber problem requires an understanding of steering geometry far beyond what a basic knowledge of camber, caster and toe angle can solve.
PPG Continues Support Of National SkillsUSA Championships
PPG has long been involved with SkillsUSA, primarily in the automotive segment of the national championships, and is a major sponsor of the event.
WIX Filters Announces Top 20 Schools In 2016 School Of The Year Competition
WIX Filters and O’Reilly Auto Parts, partners with Tomorrow’s Tech as title sponsors for the 2016 School of the Year competition, have announced the Top 20 schools selected from 140 nominations across 60 schools in the U.S.
University Of The Aftermarket Foundation Announces 135 Scholarship Recipients
Scholarships totaling $175,000 have been awarded to students working either to become a mechanical, collision or heavy duty repair professional or who are pursuing a business or engineering degree that will lead to a career in the automotive aftermarket.
Silver High School’s Auto Class Headed To Nationals
Students from Silver High School’s automotive program in Silver City, NM, compete in state and national competitions.
