Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) occur when a vehicle monitor notices an issue with a component. It could be an open circuit or preset limits have been exceeded. After the defective component has been replaced, don’t erase the code and hope it does not come back. Let the vehicle complete its monitors and turn off the code on its own, this way you can confirm the repair.
This video is sponsored by Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper.
David Sickels connects with a few industry innovators as Joe hits the road to make it to AAPEX in time.
The innovation of the Lincoln Highway wasn’t just about building roads—it was about putting them on the map. The Wyoming Historical Society notes that the abandoned routes laid down by the Union Pacific railroad from 1867 to 1869 were often the best, and sometimes the only, east-west path available when developing the Lincoln Highway. In fact, staying so close to the rail line meant that the Lincoln Highway had about 100 crossings of train tracks throughout the state.
As Keene connects with the Lincoln Highway’s history, David Sickels glimpses into the future of automotive technology.
It’s the unexpected moments that make a trip memorable.
See how Babcox Media’s Joe Keene prepares the Lincoln Blackwood for the road.
We are in an era of change with vehicle mobility. This video is sponsored by The Group Training Academy.
Replace the OAD and tensioner with the belt as part of a mileage-based service. Sponsored by Litens.
To get it safe before getting on the road, the team continues the Blackwood’s required service procedures.
If the oil-pressure sensor fails or becomes damaged, it can cause serious problems. Sponsored by United Motor Products.
When the team started looking at the Blackwood’s transmission, they knew they needed help to prevent a lonely breakdown.
