Pete Meier explains how vehicle usage and oil/filter quality should affect your maintenance schedules.
What happens when chrome goes too far?
Glove testing is important; don’t skip it.
This one part became the symbol of the Edsel’s failure.
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These ubiquitous stickers have a longer history than most people may think.
Tempted to skip battery isolation during a repair? Dorman Training Center instructor Pete Meier explains how this essential step can protect you from serious injury while working on a vehicle.
The unique culture of slab cars.
When the resistance of a circuit is decreased and voltage remains constant, what happens to current?
This British engineer changed racing forever by making cars lighter, not more powerful.
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Auto care news and advice you can use.
Assessing tire damage in order to make a repair decision, which technician is correct with the right repair?
This British engineer changed racing forever by making cars lighter, not more powerful.
Technicians debate using the min/max function of a digital voltmeter to test the battery and charging system on a customer’s vehicle to determine if the alternator has failed. Who is correct?
Is this the only car part named after an actress?
Learn why it’s not a bad idea to charge a little more for the hassle.
Is this the only car part named after an actress?
Learn why it’s not a bad idea to charge a little more for the hassle.
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