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Source: Motor Age

Catalytic converters not always the problem with catalyst efficiency

May 1, 2009

The catalytic converter is the emissions system's last chance to clean up exhaust gases before they reach the atmosphere. But the catalytic converter can only do so much, and there are two types of failures associated with catalytic converters: thermal and chemical.

Source: Motor Age

Electronics take the place of hydraulics in automotive steering

May 1, 2009

A large number of vehicles on the road today still use some form of the first power steering systems. While a gear reduction or other design of simpple gear box was used early to aid in steering assist, the first real power steering systems used some form of hydraulics to multiple power sent from the driver to the steering components. That is changing now with electric power steering.

Source: Motor Age

Delphi training keeps techs in the know

April 27, 2009

Today?s vehicles more than ever require sophisticated diagnostics equipment manned by highly trained technicians to properly pinpoint any needed services or parts. And that technology will continue to evolved, making it more important that independent service and repair shops learn about these technologies and how to service them.

Source: Motor Age

Delphi training courses offered

April 27, 2009

Delphi has released a host of training programs so that the aftermarket service provider can compete with original equipment dealerships.

Source: Aftermarket Business

Cluing in to consumers

April 24, 2009

Amid a changing economic and vehicle landscape, understanding customers and their needs is more important than ever to ensure the aftermarket remains successful. So what do consumers want? One company has asked and is ready to share the answers.

Source: Motor Age

Phoenix training classes focus on variety of automotive topics

April 24, 2009

Mike Cleary is gearing up for two automotive training classes in Phoenix this spring. Cleary, with Automotive Technical Support Services, will teach two training classes on systems from module installation to restraint systems to remote keyless entry. The classes are May 19 and 20 from 6-10 p.m. each night.

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