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Loosen Rusted Bleeder Valves with Phoenix Systems’ BRAKE FREE

Phoenix Systems has responded to horror stories from customers in the "rust belt" states. Technicians spoke of simple brake jobs turning real expensive when rusted bleeder valves broke off when attempting to loosen them. In response, Phoenix Systems developed the BRAKE FREE tool.

Tech Tip: Chevy Blazer’s Engine May Rattle Between 1,800 and 2,200 rpm

Some customers may comment on a rattle-type noise coming from the engine at approximately 1,800 to 2,200 rpm. The spark, rattle-type noise may be caused by torsional vibration of the balance shaft. If detonation noise is present, perform detonation/spark knock diagnostics first.

Ingersoll Rand Releases First 1/2″ Extended-Anvil Cordless Impact Wrench

With the success of its IQV Series cordless tools released last fall, Ingersoll Rand began an aggressive product line extension in 2007 by engineering the W360-2, the world’s first 1/2" extended-anvil cordless Impactool.

Servicing Solutions: GM’s Durable Duramax Diesel

General Motors launched the Duramax Diesel 6.6L V8 engine in the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 2500HD and 3500 Series trucks with Allison automatic transmissions in 2001. The application expanded to the Chevrolet Kodiak and GMC Topkick medium-duty trucks for 2003, with 16,000-, 18,000- and 19,500-lb. gross vehicle weight ratings (GVWR). According to its engineers,

Carley’s Corner: A Love/Hate Relationship With Computers

Anybody who uses a personal computer can probably relate to what I am about to say: I love my computer because of all the cool things it can do for me, and I hate my computer because it drives me nuts. Like many Americans, I own more than one computer. I have my office computer

Choosing the Right Tools for Diesel Engine Service

Diesel engines are a popular alternative to gasoline engines because of their good fuel economy and torque. The main difference with working on diesels versus gasoline engines is that diesels have no ignition system. There are no spark plugs or ignition coils, but they do have glow plug start-up systems to help the fuel ignite when a cold engine is first cranked.

Lisle’s Axle Seal Driver Installs Front Seals and Rear Axle Seals on Ford Vehicles

The double-ended adapter installs both front and rear seals. A long 27-3/4" handle reaches beyond suspension components to make hammering easier. The adapter is bored to fit over the axle stub.

Diesel Engine Service, Tools & Equipment

Diesel engines are a popular alternative to gasoline engines because of their good fuel economy and torque. More than 55% of heavy-duty pickup trucks are now powered by diesel engines, as are 85% of Class 5 to 7 medium-duty trucks. The GM Duramax, Ford Powerstroke and Dodge Cummins Turbo Diesel engines represent the bulk of

NAPA CHASSIS Now Offers Hard-to-Find O.E. Replacement Cam Guide Pins

NAPA CHASSIS has announced it is first-to-market with OE replacement cam guide pins that meet a variety of vehicle applications. Proper alignment is critical for any vehicle and, in some cases, can hinge on the performance and durability of a very small piece of equipment. For instance, a vehicle’s cam guide pins.

Steelhead Design Offers New Rolling Storage Cabinet

A 16-gauge, welded construction rolling storage cabinet is now available from Steelhead Design Inc. Offering storage capacity of 27,390 cubic inches of space in the 60-inch MTech version, the new unit can be ordered in stainless steel or powdercoated electrogalvanized steel.