Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) occur when a vehicle monitor notices an issue with a component. It could be an open circuit or preset limits have been exceeded. After the defective component has been replaced, don’t erase the code and hope it does not come back. Let the vehicle complete its monitors and turn off the code on its own, this way you can confirm the repair.
This video is sponsored by Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper.
Headlights are continually evolving to keep up with safety & styling. This video is sponsored by The Group Training Academy.
It doesn’t matter how much emphasis you put on the condition of a vehicle’s components – if the driver can’t see what’s in front of him or her, safety will absolutely be compromised.
The most important safety system in a vehicle is the driver’s vision and in the winter visibility is especially critical. Prepare your customers now for what’s likely to face them soon.
Don’t overlook the role lighting plays in keeping drivers and passengers safe. Sponsored by The Group Training Academy.
Are you disappointed with the relatively short lifespan of many aftermarket CV boots? This video is sponsored by GSP Automotive Group.
Avoid potential CV axle failure when off-roading with Extended Travel CV Axles. This video is sponsored by TrakMotive.
Modern EVAP systems are selective with how they vent vapors back into the engine. Sponsored by Standard.
It is common for the seals to fail and begin leaking oil around the base. This video is sponsored by Standard.
Unlock the secrets behind ignition systems for superior technician skills. Sponsored by The Group Training Academy.
The secret behind high-ignitability spark plugs revealed. This video is sponsored by The Group Training Academy.
Unveiling the truth about ignition systems and engine performance optimization. Sponsored by The Group Training Academy.
