Customer satisfaction surveys should be clear, concise, and targeted.
A vehicle with MacPherson strut suspension is in for tires and an alignment. The technician finds play in the left inner tie rod end. What should the customer be told?
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Window buttons and toggles are going the way of the dodo. That’s by design.
To reach a successful diagnostic conclusion, you have to follow the right diagnostic path.
A bent dipstick and a broken oil cap are lucky indeed!
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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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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!