Shop Connection Blog
SureTrack Real Fix: Implausible Problem
February 15, 2022
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Rotor Specifications
February 14, 2022
Sometimes determining whether a rotor needs replacing can be quite a tricky issue. Luckily Mitchell 1’s TruckSeries is here to assist and help you determine if a rotor requires machining or replacement. Read more about it here in this blog. Read More
SureTrack Community Fix: Off Their Rockers
February 8, 2022
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ProDemand’s 1Search Plus Significantly Improves Efficiency with Targeted Automotive Repair Information at Your Fingertips
February 7, 2022
Finding relevant, consistent auto repair information when you need it is critical when performing electrical and diagnostic repairs on vehicles. Mitchell 1 has made it painless to locate pertinent information with ProDemand’s 1Search Plus feature, which serves as a smart information hub to help technicians work faster and smarter. Read More
New Transend Catalog Provides Broader Coverage for Transmission / Driveline Components to Shops Using Manager SE
February 2, 2022
Finding and ordering the right parts for transmission and driveline servicing has never been easier for Mitchell 1’s Manager SE customers. We’ve seamlessly integrated the new transend™ transmission and drivetrain catalog from Transtar, Inc. into our Manager SE shop management system. In addition to the service parts you’d expect, now you can quickly find those elusive transmission parts that the general service catalog vendors simply don’t carry. Read More
Featured TPMS Tip: Dodge Grand Caravan 2011-17
February 1, 2022
Mitchell 1 provides TPMS information to Modern Tire Dealer, an award-winning publication that writes editorial content geared to independent tire dealers. We’re sharing this content in our blog, with a link to the Modern Tire Dealer website where you can read the article in full. The TPMS information in this article may also be accessed in the reset procedures tab in our ProDemand® auto repair information software, along with other important reset procedure data for the selected vehicle. Read More
Take the Charge out of Static Electricity
Awareness to the potential of static electricity is the key to preventing electrical component damage. In the shop environment a couple of the most common ways in which static electricity can form are through walking and sliding across the vehicle seat. When working on the electrical components, steps should be taken to discharge any static electricity prior to touching the components. Read More
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