TruckSeries Update: Enhanced Wiring Diagrams
Save valuable diagnostic time with no more tedious hunting for a component within a diagram with TruckSeries’ enhanced world class wiring diagrams.
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Bookmarking TruckSeries Using Google Chrome
This blog post demonstrates creating a bookmark for TruckSeries using Google Chrome. -
Don’t Overlook Those Grounds!
If you assume the ground connections are correct and in good condition in your truck, you may go down the wrong path. The end result could be unnecessary parts replacement and troubleshooting time, all because a simple ground cable was incorrectly routed and tightened. -
Engine Diagnostics: Don’t Forget to Ask Questions
The truck rolls in with a diagnostic trouble code light on. The chances are good that the first thing a technician will do is grab a scan tool and see what code or codes have set. -
AEB Invades the Trucking Industry
Automatic Emergency Braking Systems (AEB) can automatically apply a vehicle’s brakes to avoid or mitigate a collision. In recognizing the potentially life-saving effects, the auto industry voluntarily incorporated the systems, and it did not take long for the trucking industry to follow suit. -
All About P-Codes for Trucks
Truck technicians are coming across P-codes more and more, especially in medium-duty vehicles. So what exactly are they, why is the industry moving in that direction, and how can you look them up in Mitchell 1 products? Well, here are the answers! -
Tips to Prevent Transmission Overheating
Medium and heavy duty truck transmissions undergo a lot of stress and abuse throughout their lifetime. If heat generation is left unchecked, it can lead to complete failure of the transmission. -
Maintenance Tips for Fuel Efficiency
Truck fuel efficiency is no simple matter, with many factors to consider. Some of them are out of our control, but here are tips for some of the factors that we can control. -
Rudolf Wouldn’t Recognize These Diesels
Diesel engine technology has advanced dramatically since the single-cylinder diesel engine of 1897. Rudolf Diesel would probably not even recognize today’s modern version of his invention. -
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.
