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Servicing Imports

August 1, 2008

The first-generation XL-7 is built on a stretched version of the full-frame platform it shares with the Suzuki Grand Vitara.

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Backfire: What Made Vickie Click?

August 1, 2008

I just read the article in the June 2008 Motor Age magazine about odd noises under the hood ("Clickin Vickie"). My only thought on this coolant fan relay issue is the fan motor.

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Scope & Scan: The Pressure is On

August 1, 2008
By:Jim Garrido

While engine mechanical diagnostics dates back to, well, ever since the first engines were made, the way we diagnose defects continues to evolve. The toughest aspect of engine mechanical diagnostics may not be as sophisticated as electronic control systems diagnostics, but because of disassembly requirements inherent in mechanical inspection, it can be just as time consuming.

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Factory Bulletins

August 1, 2008

ACURA: 2002-06 all models

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Going With the Flow

August 1, 2008
By:Peter F. Meier

Today's cars are getting more and more electronic, with computer modules controlling engine management systems to automatically turning on the wipers at the first hint of rain. Diagnosing problems in these circuits can be involved, and the more testing techniques you can add to your diagnostic "gun belt," the better.

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Lighting the Way Ahead

August 1, 2008
By:Jacques Gordon

When Cadillac introduced the world's first factory-installed electric headlights in 1912, driving at night was still rare and risky. Steady improvements in power and brightness have reduced the risk, and today's headlights can virtually turn night into day out to a distance of 200 feet. And focused beams can reach 600 feet or more. But driving relies almost completely on visual cues, and the world looks very different under artificial light.

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