Once again, we are providing a review of recent articles related to diagnosing and repairing problem electrical systems. This is a topic that seemingly never gets old, as ongoing changes to system design keep shops and technicians in an ever-learning race to keep up. Thankfully,
Parasitic Draw Testing By Albin Moore This month, we feature our first guest article, written by Mr. Albin Moore. Mr. Moore is owner of Big Wrench Repair, an ASE CMAT L1 technician, a frequent contributor to industry publications and forums and has 40 years of
We first addressed Start-Stop Systems two years ago, as they began to appear in the North American vehicle market. Much has happened since then, when these systems were found primarily in hybrid and luxury vehicles. With Start-Stop available as an option on the Ford Fusion
We know it is probably a beautiful summer day as you read this message, but with Labor Day around the corner, it won’t be long before temps start to drop. Not a welcome prospect after our last winter, we know. So, we thought we’d focus
This time around, we are shining the spotlight on Flash Reprogramming, a hot topic throughout the forums and in the trade magazines. This evolving application area is complex, difficult to navigate and requires a fairly large investment in education and equipment to get started. With
If there is one concept that seems to be the overriding theme of trade literature, training videos, technician forums and industry emphasis as it relates to vehicle electrical system service, it is that each component within the electrical system impacts the rest of that system.
We get many calls and emails involving the use of our products and competitive models. Most of those inquiries are straightforward and easily answered, but a portion fall within the related categories of application misunderstanding or product misuse. So, without further ado, the Top 7
It has been some time since we last scanned the (e)mailbag and our Facebook wall to address the most commonly asked questions that we receive. Questions come from customers with various levels of expertise and from a multitude of countries around the globe. In the
With the incredibly inclement weather seen this winter, it has been common to see TV news articles addressing ways vehicle owners can be prepared and survive the cold and snow. Inevitably, one of the items they talk about is booster cables and the jump starting
With weekly Polar Vortex sightings and named winter storms, we thought we’d keep it light this month, and spend a little time exploring the intersection of humans, vehicle technology and winter weather. We love our cars, truck, SUVs and minivans. They make our life much
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