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New Technology Update: Controlling Engine Loads and Temperatures

Speakers

  • Roger Gillette, Technical Services Group Leader USA/CAN, Schaeffler Group, LLC
  • Andrew Markel, Director of Content, Brake & Front End, ImportCar, and Underhood Service

Sponsored By Schaeffler Group, manufacturers of INA

Date: July 18, 2018

This 30-minute webinar will be led by ASE-certified technician Roger Gillette. He will be explaining how Overrunning Alternator Pulley (OAP) and Thermal Management Module (TMM) operate and how to diagnose them when they fail. You’ll learn about the dramatic growth in vehicles using these components, and why it’s so important to become familiar with these systems.

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