TruckSeries Training When You Need It
Our TruckSeries truck repair information software is packed full of great information but every now and then you may need assistance locating what you need or navigating through the program.
Bruce Cansler
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Fault Code Diagnostic Aids
When diagnosing a fault code, the best place to start is the “Circuit Description” section in the TruckSeries truck repair software. -
Get ASE Certified and Get Ahead – TruckSeries Can Help!
ASE Test Spring Registration opened April 1 and runs through June 30. Nothing shows your commitment to your career and demonstrates your expertise better than certification. -
Barometric Pressure Made Easy!
Determining barometric pressure based on location is important when troubleshooting the “Barometric Pressure – Data Erratic, Intermittent or Incorrect” fault code. -
Product Content Support is Here to Help!
I was going over the navigation of TruckSeries, our truck repair software, with a technician and showing him the easiest way to find the information he needed for his repair. -
Troubleshooting Hints
Reading Jake’s recent blog post, “A Come Back Story,” reminded me of an important lesson I learned back in 1996. -
Quickly Convert that Torque Spec
When looking at a torque specifications table, all you want to know is the specification you need and then move on quickly. Here are some tips to do just that! -
Where The Heck Did They Put That?
The Keyword Search feature in TruckSeries can save you time searching for the info you need to repair Class-4-8 trucks. -
Service Updates – You Bet!
It is possible you may be replacing a part that is actually good due to a procedure change or chasing down the wrong component, circuit, etc. Always check the service information for the vehicle procedure you are working on to ensure you have the latest information. -
Seen at the 2016 NTEA Work Truck Show
There were lots of nice new trucks along with new engines, snow plows, truck beds, lift gates, cranes, tool boxes and so on at the 2016 NTEA Work Truck Show in Indianapolis, Indiana.
