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Technician A says cabin air filters protect occupants from 200+ contaminants, while Technician B says they protect the evaporator core from blower motor particles.
Modern impact sensors work together to detect collisions in milliseconds and activate critical safety systems.
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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An attempt at improving driver safety might not have worked as intended, but it sure gave a distinctive look.
A/C systems are evolving with new designs and refrigerants, making accurate diagnosis and repair more important than ever.
Draw a hard line when it comes to basic diagnostics.
Technician A says thrust angle must be set to zero on many ADAS-equipped vehicles during alignment. Technician B says the steering angle sensor and front wheel position must be correct before camera or radar calibration. Who is correct?
A nationwide framework of safety regulations has transformed vehicle design and saved countless lives since its introduction in 1968.
Technician A says thrust angle must be set to zero on many ADAS-equipped vehicles during alignment. Technician B says the steering angle sensor and front wheel position must be correct before camera or radar calibration. Who is correct?
A nationwide framework of safety regulations has transformed vehicle design and saved countless lives since its introduction in 1968.
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