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Where to Find Jobs after Service Advisor Training

Automotive Training Centre

The Classic Choice: Car Dealerships Car dealerships are the natural first thought for many service advisors. They offer a fast-paced environment where you’ll interact with various customers, diagnose vehicle issues, and recommend repairs.

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Auto Repair Issues: Identifying Outside Influence or Manufacturing Faults

Driver's Edge

Finding the Cause of Part Failure Can Be Tough Sometimes, for warranty reasons, it’s essential to understand why a car part has failed. This is because many replacement parts offer a limited warranty against manufacturer defects. We’re also experts at determining why a part has failed.

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How to Perform a Starter Solenoid Replacement in 7 Easy Steps

RepairSmith

Step 1: Locate the Starter Solenoid In some modern cars, the solenoid attaches to the starter motor below the car at the bell housing where the engine and transmission connect. The solenoid is higher up for older vehicles and attaches to the firewall. They’ll then reconnect the battery , starting with the positive terminal.

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House Subcommittee Votes to Approve REPAIR Act

Brake & Front End

Building on two recent congressional hearings and last week’s White House roundtable on Right to Repair, this support from Congress is a promising step forward in codifying vehicle data access protections – as part of the broader right to repair movement – in federal law.

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What’s Up With That Check Engine Light Reader? Can I trust it? Should I go to Autozone?

Girls Auto Clinic

It does mean that you’ll have to take the vehicle to your mechanic, who will use a computer to scan the onboard diagnostics and retrieve the trouble code, also known as a P-code (for powertrain code). This code will help the mechanic diagnose why the vehicle is burning fuel inefficiently.

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OEM vs Aftermarket Parts: What’s Best for Your Vehicle Repair?

Miracle Body and Paint

Choosing between original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and aftermarket car parts is all about balancing your priorities with your budget. Each option has its own benefits, but […]

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O2 Sensor Replacement Cost (+6 Signs to Get a New One)

RepairSmith

Number of sensors: Cars with a single exhaust pipe typically have two sensors, while cars with dual exhaust pipes have four, which can increase repair costs. Wideband sensors, found in newer vehicles, are more advanced and tend to cost the most. The best part?