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Troubleshooting Mechanical Fuel Pumps

Troubleshooting Mechanical Fuel Pumps

Dec 12, 2016 | Blogs, Featured Article, Shop Management

Most modern vehicles use electric fuel pumps, but anyone who works on older models and classic cars must be familiar with mechanical fuel pumps. Amateurs may be tempted to blame the fuel pump for problems with drivability and hard starting, but the pros know that the...
NVH – Noise Vibration and Harshness

NVH – Noise Vibration and Harshness

Nov 30, 2016 | Body and Frame, Engine, Cooling and Exhaust, Featured Article, Featured Video, Shop Management, Video

The labscope in combination with experience shortens up the diagnostic time on this vehicle. Great example of using past experience to turn the bay quicker.
More Consumers Turning to Professionals for Repairs, Says NPD Group

More Consumers Turning to Professionals for Repairs, Says NPD Group

Nov 28, 2016 | Blogs, Shop Management

As the total number of repair shops is dwindling, it’s a good idea to look at your operation regularly to find areas for improvement. “Compared to last year, the majority of automotive do-it-for-me (DIFM) consumers have shifted more of their vehicle...
Keep a Simple Pump On-Hand

Keep a Simple Pump On-Hand

Nov 28, 2016 | Brakes and Traction Control, Shop Management, Tips, Wiper and Washer Systems

While plenty of high-quality pumps have been created for the purposes of removing liquids from reservoirs within a vehicle, they can fail due to misuse or other malfunction. Take a simple pump, such as the type from a bottle of household soap, thoroughly clean it...
3 Quick Tips to Improve Shop Efficiency

3 Quick Tips to Improve Shop Efficiency

Nov 21, 2016 | General Interest, Shop Management, Tips

Improving efficiency in your shop is likely one of your top priorities, but executing and making it happen can be challenging. Three tips for reducing waste and enhancing turnaround times in your operations include:  1. Using OE quality after-market parts instead of...
How to Choose Brake Pad Material

How to Choose Brake Pad Material

Nov 15, 2016 | Brakes and Traction Control, Shop Management, Tips

When replacing brake pads, one of the most important things to consider is the material the pads are made of. Common friction compounds include metallic, semi-metallic, ceramic, and organic. In most cases, the best type to use is the type that the vehicle came with....
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