Winter’s Coming! Get Prepared with This Inspection List.
Winter driving brings additional hazards, and commercial drivers must be prepared to avoid accidents. Now is the time to get that truck ready for the long, cold season.
Bruce Cansler
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Diesel Fuel Contamination Signals and Your Repair Information
Contaminated diesel fuel is one of your engines worst enemies. Water, microorganisms, wax, hard particles, debris and other sediments could be the culprit leading to major engine and component damage. -
Component Identification
When you are working on what seems like the Frankenstein of trucks, you may need to call in to support to find the right information in your truck repair information. This might require you to be able to identify a part or piece. -
Torque Specifications Made Easy
Here’s a quick tip to help you save time by reducing the amount of trips you take. -
ABS Module/System Identification
How do you identify which ABS system you are working on? Let’s take a quick look. -
The Information You Need for Commercial Truck AC Repair and Maintenance
It is so important to have all the right AC service and repair information at hand. -
Battery Basics for Care & Maintenance
Good battery care and maintenance are essential. When replacing a battery, ensure it meets the requirements set by the OEMs. -
The Heat Is On
Understand the importance of good maintenance and repair information for cooling systems and learn what is included in cooling system repair information. -
What Does It All Mean?
Every time you start the engine these days you are likely greeted by a light show on the instrument cluster. The following graphic illustrates light symbols and what they monitor. -
Buying New Tires? Check That Date!
Buying tires that are old and have been sitting on the rack too long is not a good investment. Located on the sidewall of each tire is a build date that indicates the week and year a tire was built.