Matco Tools Introduces the MD1052 SCANADVISOR ABS
Matco Tools introduces a new SCANADVISOR ABS, the MD1052. This tool works on all 1996 and newer cars, light trucks, SUVs and minivans – domestic and import.
BMW Control Systems: DSCs, DTCs and DBCs Dial in ABS, Handling and Traction
Automotive technology continues to evolve in
Tech Tip: Repairing Various Faults in MINI ABS, ASC and DSC Systems
When the Check Engine, Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Automatic Stability Control (ASC), Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) or Flat Tire Monitor Lights on a 2002 Mini Cooper are turned on, various faults may be stored in the ABS/ASC/DSC fault memory.
Subaru Legacy Outback 2.5L Tech Tip: ABS Motor On, Pedal Descends, But Doesn’t Run
Customer Concern: When you come to a stop, just before completely stopped, the ABS motor kicks on and the pedal goes down, then comes back up. Doesn’t matter what kind of stop. Always does it right before the vehicle is completely stopped. No codes are present.
Honda Front Wheel Bearings With Integrated ABS Tone Ring
This tech tip provides part numbers and technical information for SKF double-row, angular-contact front wheel bearings with a split inner ring. The part numbers noted pertain to specific Honda applications.
Tech Tip: Toyota Rear ABS Speed Sensor Removal
Failure to remove the ABS speed sensor prior to
Gabriel Ride Control Products Unveils the Next Generation MaxControl Monotube Shock Absorber
The redesign features a new rod guide bearing for smooth and effortless rod movement allowing for greater sensitivity and response.
Wells Launches Free Web-based Diagnostic Guide Covering ABS Trouble Codes
New resource at www.wellsmfgcorp.com offers detailed, vehicle-specific information for every ABS code; guide to powertrain codes also expanded.
ABS Scan Tool: Diagnosing Equipment
Antilock brake systems run self-diagnostic tests when the vehicle is driven to check for faults. If a fault is detected, it will usually set a code and turn on the ABS warning light to alert the driver.
Tech Tip: Scan Tools Needed for Some ABS, ESC and A/C Service
Some new technologies may require the use of scan tools to service them – in unexpected ways. A scan tool may be necessary when servicing vehicles equipped with ESC (Electronic Stability Control), for instance, even with simple service such as an alignment. This scan tool helps perform the steering center calibration, which, if not performed correctly, can result in the vehicle pulling to one side or the other.