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Schrader Introduces Three New AirAware Torque Installation Tools

Schrader Bridgeport International, Inc. announces the addition of three newly-designed tools to the company’s AirAware TPMS product line. The complete line of Schrader AirAware products includes TPMS systems, components and tools that meet OE quality and performance specifications.

Can You Explain the Differences? Torque Vs. Horsepower

Everyone who works with cars or trucks is familiar with the terms Torque and Horsepower. But do you understand the difference between the two and can you explain it to a customer? It’s important to have a sound understanding of both and the ability to comprehend what defines each measurement of output.

Link Tools Introduces a Double Revolution in Ratchets

Link Tools has introduced The Locker, a 1/2" ratchet wrench that has the capability to dramatically increase the speed and safety of all conventional ratchets and tool sets. The Locker engages and locks sockets and tool attachments by simply inserting the drive into the square opening of a socket or other attachment.

Automatic Transmissions: From Mechanical to Electronic to Hybrid

A long time ago in a service bay, preventive maintenance for an automatic transmission was an oil change, band and throttle linkage adjustment. The 1960s saw the end of external band adjustments. In the 1970s, the drain plug went away and the pick up screen was replaced with a filter. In the 1980s, a turbo

Powertools: Select Power Tools that Meet Your Service Needs

Considering these definitions, a power tool, loosely defined, is anything used as a means of accomplishing a task using mechanical energy. All power tools use mechanical energy to accomplish tasks that would otherwise be difficult or even impossible to accomplish by hand. Now think about all the jobs that we are able to accomplish with

Technicians’ Top 5 Favorite Tools & Equipment

Jeff Hume, John Partipilo, Terry Kirschbaum and Jesse Hernandez CMJ Automotive Addison, IL We went through an extensive study of the tools we use most often and the ones we just like a lot. Our list is in no particular order. Snap-on MODIS Scanner — Helps us diagnose vehicles faster and more efficiently. Huth Pipe

Tech Tip: Muffled Rattle Sound from Front Suspension

Some Chrysler vehicles may exhibit a muffled rattle sound which may be heard during low speed driving on road surfaces with minor fluctuations (such as a parking lot) and may also occur during turning maneuvers. Keep reading to find out how to diagnose and repair this condition.

Wheel Bearing Hub Unit Q & A

Can I use an impact wrench to remove or install a wheel bearing hub unit? While it may appear to be easier to use an impact wrench, it is not recommended. We recommend the use of a certified, calibrated torque wrench. Impact wrenches can damage the wheel speed sensor.

Tech Tip: Knocking from the Front Suspension on Honda Civics

Some owners of Honda Civics may complain of a knocking coming from the front suspension while driving over a bumpy road. This may be caused by the damper shaft nut not being tight enough. To correct the problem, loosen and retorque the damper shaft nut to the appropriate torque specification.

Selling Services: Wheel Bearing Hub Unit Q&A

Can I use an impact wrench to remove or install a wheel bearing hub unit?