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Subaru Insider Info – February 2008

Subaru Insider Info – February 2008

Tips in this issue include Subaru of America’s policies regarding the use of coolant flushing machines and additives; differences in gear oil specifications; ATF information; wheel lug nut torque and a list of recently-issued Subaru Service Bulletins.

Welding Strictness and Its Importance on BMW Vehicles

Welding Strictness and Its Importance on BMW Vehicles

“Faulty welds spur inspection of 7 more ships” was the headline for the Navy News on December 18, 2007.  The article covered the need for the U.S. Navy to inspect at least seven more new ships, including the $4.5 billion aircraft carrier George H. W. Bush that was commissioned in October, 2006.  Mike Petters, sector […]

BMW TechDrive February 2008

BMW TechDrive February 2008

In this issue:
Welding Strictness and It’s Importance; Managing the Airwaves: BMW Radios; What If It’s Not The Gas Cap?; Brake Hydraulics: Fluid Flushing and BMW Requirements

What If It’s Not The Gas Cap?

What If It’s Not The Gas Cap?

EVAP codes are some of the most common causes of state emissions inspection failures. If you don’t have such a program in your area now, just wait. One is on the way. And a leak in the EVAP system is sometimes difficult to find. Here’s how to diagnose BMW’s versions.

The New Subaru Tribeca Engine

The New Subaru Tribeca Engine

Subaru has developed a new, technically-advanced 3.6L engine for the 2008 Tribeca. This new engine paves the way for future Subaru engines. Here’s the basic technical information and tips you’ll want to know to service the new powerplant.