Spring Cleaning Tips for Your Truck’s HVAC System
With warmer weather emerging, your truck’s HVAC sub-systems and components that helped keep the cold at bay need some attention. Here are some tips to keep the system in peak performance.
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Taking the Bull by the Horns with Truck Electrical Circuit Testing
While it is clearly necessary to check for circuit voltage, open circuits and shorted circuits, there are proper and improper methods to accomplish those tasks. Let’s take a brief look at three improper connector and wire testing methods here in this informative blog from our own Jake Schell. -
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. -
Tricky Transmission Leak Detection
Put simply, the transmission, because of its location in the powertrain, catches all the leaks from everything in front of it and above it.