Tool Rules: Scanning the Market for Diagnostic Equipment
One thing you can always count on in the automotive repair business is that diagnostic equipment is constantly changing. It must to keep pace with changing automotive technology. So the latest crop of scan tools and code readers have more features, more capabilities and give you more bang for your buck than ever before.
Bodyworks: Working on Hybrids: a Body Shop Primer
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Hybrids account for only 1% of all U.S. light-vehicle sales, which actually presents a dilemma for shops: Because hybrids aren’t all that common (yet), shops aren’t as familiar with the potential hazards as they should be.
The Impact of Telematics on Independent Service Shops
The following interview with Delphi’s Frank Ordonez on the topic of telematics is courtesy of Automotive Distribution Network’s (Parts Plus and IAPA) Network Magazine.
Shop Lessons: Accessing Repair Data – A Report From the Field
Gary Goms explains how today, diagnostic technicians are dealing with networked computer systems that are impervious to reverse engineering and other diagnostic techniques.
Real World: Shop Safety – Focus on the Flammables
The following guidelines may help your school’s auto technology class prevent fires from starting.
Management: Where Does the Small Shop Fit?
Is MAP (Motorist Assurance Program) relevant to independent shop owners and automotive technicians?
Scoping Out Your Options for Equipment
Adapted from Brian Manley’s article in Tech Shop
Creating a Bond with Welding Equipment
Adapted from Larry Carley’s article in TechShop
Hunter Is Taking IoT Tech To The Next Level
HunterNet 2 connects with Hunter’s smart shop equipment, including its inspection and alignment equipment as well as its smart tire changers and wheel balancers.
Killer Tools Introduces Sanitizing Mister/Fogger
Mr. Fogger can sanitize an entire office/seating area, vehicles and shop equipment in minutes.
