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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.

Snap-on Offers the Latest Tire Pressure Monitoring System Coverage with Software Bundle 7.2

With Snap-on’s new Software Bundle 7.2, technicians have access to the latest Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) coverage on domestic vehicles by using their MODIS, SOLUS or MT2500 Scanner.

Tech Tip: Diagnosing a Nissan Altima with the Check Engine Light On

The engine runs rough, gas mileage is down and more importantly the "check engine" light is on. That little illuminated check engine light strikes fear in the hearts and minds of the average vehicle owner – it’s supposed to. Otherwise, people would keep driving their vehicles as long as they could, eclipsing the light with a piece of electrical tape.

Tech Tip: Silverado’s ABS Light Comes on at 40-50 mph

At speeds over 40-50 mph, some owners of 1999 Silverados may complain that the ABS and brake indicators come on, and the fuel and volt gauges sometimes drop low at the same time. This tech tip provides information on how to diagnose and repair this condition.

AAPEX to Have First-Ever ‘Green’ Zone

The Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo (AAPEX) will have its first-ever "Green" Zone at this year’s event to highlight environmentally-friendly products, tools and services. AAPEX will be held Tuesday, Oct. 30 through Thursday, Nov. 1, at the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas, NV.

Mitchell 1 OnDemand5 Web Users Surpass Desktop Users

The success of Mitchell 1’s OnDemand5.com continues to grow at a rapid pace, reaching a major milestone: the number of users of OnDemand5.com recently surpassed the number of OnDemand5 desktop users.

Tech Tip: Engine Analyzers Can Diagnose a Wide Variety of Engine Performance Problems

An emissions analyzer is one of the most useful pieces of diagnostic equipment you can own. By revealing the exact composition of the exhaust gases that are coming out of the engine, you can see if the fuel mixture is running rich or lean, and if a misfire is ignition, compression or fuel related.

AutoXray’s CodeScout 700 Quickly Diagnoses Lit Check Engine Lights

The CodeScout 700 OBD-II Code Reader (part number AX700) from AutoXray is a fast and easy-to-use code reader that quickly determines the cause of the illuminated check engine light warning. CodeScout 700 is designed for use on all 1996-and-newer OBD-II compliant vehicles.

Publisher’s Perspectives: Lessons from the Dentist

Do you ever envy the business of your dentist? In many ways, dentistry is similar to your auto service business. Nearly every mouth needs some dental care just like every car on the road needs service. The dental hygienist is doing the cleaning and the flossing like the tech who’s in the oil change bay

Selling Services: Wheel Bearing Hub Unit Q&A

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