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Code Interpretation Tips for Students in Hybrid Technology Training

Automotive Training Centre

Second Character : Denotes whether its a manufacturer-specific or generic code. Cross-Reference Codes with Manufacturer Resources While generic OBD codes are helpful, many hybrid and electric vehicles use manufacturer-specific codes to identify unique issues. P for powertrain, B for body, etc.).

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Updating Your TPMS Tools Regularly Matters

Tomorrow's Technician

Courtesy of Tire Review by Yanick Leduc Picture this: Mark, an experienced tire service technician, is on the phone with a technical support representative from his TPMS supplier, inquiring why his new sensors don’t seem to work properly with the 2019 Silverado he’s servicing. Mark: “It’s been a while.

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Attention Auto Repair Mechanics: Do You Trust The Information You Rely On?

Solera

Verified sources such as OE manufacturer repair manuals, technical bulletins, and certified databases from ASE Master level technicians, provide auto mechanics with precise, up-to-date information tailored to specific vehicle models that can be trusted.

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Transmission Valve Body Replacement

Tomorrow's Technician

Troubleshooting an automatic transmission can be one of the most intimidating diagnostic procedures a shop faces today. This kind of information can be found in OEM service manuals, on OEM websites (daily one-time access fees range from $15-$25) or through online technical information service providers.

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Don’t let stubborn TPMS lights grind your gears

Tire Review Magazine

While TPMS is an important safety function, a malfunctioning TPMS sensor can lead to time-consuming troubleshooting for your shop and technicians. While TPMS is an important safety function, a malfunctioning TPMS sensor can lead to time-consuming troubleshooting for your shop and technicians.

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Fan Clutch Replacement Cost & Warning Signs to Watch For

RepairSmith

Original equipment manufacturer (OEM) or aftermarket alternatives: OEM parts are more expensive but ensure a better fit and performance. Also, check for manufacturer warranty on new parts and accessories. Troubleshooting and replacing a fan clutch requires technical expertise and proper tools.

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How to Perform Transmission Shift Cable Replacement (+ Costs)

RepairSmith

It also depends on whether you opt for original manufacturer parts or aftermarket alternatives. That’s why you should get technical support from a professional mechanic. If any issues arise, they’ll take troubleshooting steps to resolve the problem. Wondering why shift cable replacement is so expensive?