Antilock Braking Systems: Component Overview and Replacement Opportunities
Modern ABS applies individual brake pressure to all four wheels through hub-mounted sensors and a dedicated computer controller.
Specialty Chemicals: There’s One for Every Automotive Repair Job
There’s virtually no part of the vehicle where a chemical isn’t used to aid in the repair or replacement of a component
Torque-to-Yield Fasteners
Today, TTY fasteners are employed for bolted joints in a variety of automotive components, such as ball joints, knuckles and tie rods.
Specifying and Testing Brake Fluid Correctly Can Extend System Life and Ensure Safety
One of the key components of any brake system – the fluid that provides the hydraulic power needed to ensure safe stopping distances – often is one of the most overlooked maintenance items.
WATCH: The Evolution of Oil Filters
With many premium filters designed to last 10,000 miles or more, it’s safe to say these aren’t your grandfather’s oil filters.
Automotive Refinish: Color Matching and Paint Codes
Today, the automotive refinish category is much more complex than simply painting it black, and the options available to our customers are as confusing as they are colorful.
Crankshaft Position Sensors: Getting to the Root of the Problem
Crank position sensors are an electronic device used to monitor the position and speed of the crankshaft.
Replacing Cabin Air Filters for the Health of It
Much like an air filter for your home’s HVAC system, the cabin air filter improves the quality of the air entering the vehicle through the heating and cooling system.
WATCH: Avoid the Price Trap When Choosing an Oil Filter
It’s important that your customers avoid the trap of prioritizing price over quality when they’re looking for an oil filter.
WATCH: Selling Customers on the Value of Fuel Additives
It’s safe to say that all of your customers want their cars to run better. But, few realize just how easy it is to “tune their fuel” with a fuel-treatment product.
New Motor Oils and OEM Requirements
As the OEMs began adopting electronic fuel injection on most of their mass-produced vehicles, the role of engine oils also began to change.
Air Filters Vs. Oil Filters: Which Is More Important To Vehicle Health?
Both are obviously necessary to protect the engine from contaminants and abrasives that cause wear and damage.
