A primer on spotting unprofitable jobs before they make it to a bay.
If you have to have them in the shop, endeavor to make politics polite.
Technician A says chirp is the most common belt noise complaint. Technician B says EPDM belts can wear out without showing visible damage. Who is correct?
An attempt at improving driver safety might not have worked as intended, but it sure gave a distinctive look.
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Technician A says an empty DEF tank can cause a no-start condition. Technician B says DEF quality should be checked when SCR faults are present. Who is correct?
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The Japanese Domestic Market performance car you’ve waited 25 years to drive is finally ready for legal export.
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Auto care news and advice you can use.
Well, that’s straightforward. But why?
They may look simple, but these little toggles can enable powerful electronic versatility.
Loaded knuckles streamline wheel bearing and suspension repairs to help shops boost efficiency and profitability.
Cars have a backup cooling system—use it when the situation demands!
New techs and DIYers should know that not all spark plugs are created, or treated, equally.
Don’t try to (needlessly) upsell me.
The Japanese Domestic Market performance car you’ve waited 25 years to drive is finally ready for legal export.
Did you know that fuel blends change with the seasons in the United States?