BMW TechDrive May 2006
In this issue: • Happy Birthday OBD II • Keep the Rubber on the Road • Use the Right Juice
Subaru Insider Info – May 2006
This department presents an assortment of Subaru service bulletins and time-saving tips useful to aftermarket technicians. Tips in this issue concentrate on vehicle maintenance and inspection services.
Addressing Subaru Oil Leaks
Whether it’s a dissolving driveway or tracked-in spots on the carpet, this annoyance has got to be faced.
Subaru Fluid Maintenance: Go With the Flow
Fluid maintenance is a big part of your business, and it will only become more so in the future. Make sure you’re giving your customers the right stuff.
Subaru Chemical Products: What to Use Where
Miraculous modern chemicals from Subaru help you do your job better whether it’s under the hood, under the vehicle, general purpose or for clean up & shine.
StarTuned March 2006
In this issue: Man-Made Oil; ESP Spells Safety; Electrical Basics, Part 1; Factory Service Bulletins
Mercedes-Benz Factory Service Bulletins: Rear Axle Halshaft Flange; Climate Control Blower; Brake Squeal;
These suggestions and solutions for technical problems are from service bulletins and other information published by Mercedes-Benz, selected and adapted for independent repair shops.
Mercedes-Benz Electrical Troubleshooting Basics, Part 1
Don’t be dazed and confused by electrical troubleshooting.
Mercedes-Benz Electronic Stability Program (ESP) Spells Safety
Helping to keep drivers safe even when they make mistakes.
Man-Made Oil For Mercedes-Benz Vehicles
Mercedes wants man-made, not dinosaur-produced.
Subaru EndWrench February 2006
In this issue: Pads & Rotors; Filters; National Car Care Month
National Car Care Month: Do Good, Make Money
There’s no downside here, so get with the program.
Earth Day for Oil Filters Arrives
The Filter Manufacturers Council has undertaken several environmental initiatives including partnering with states to promote the proper disposal of used oil filters.
Subaru Filters: Excluding Undesirables
Advances in filtering technology are a big factor in the longevity of modern automobiles, particularly Subaru vehicles. Here’s how filters work, and how to sell the best available, which will benefit both your customers and you.
Friction Focus: Subaru Pads & Rotors
Lining evolution through rotor revolution, here’s what you need to know to come up with proper and profitable policies for the hottest area of automotive service.
BMW Cabin Filters – Protection at the Micron Level
Filter replacement is low-tech work, but filter technology is very high-tech
BMW Rack & Pinion for Performance
The latest steering technology is under the hood of a BMW
Keep the Fuel Flowing – BMW Fuel Line from the Gas Cap to the Injector Tip
Following the fuel from the gas cap to the injector tip
BMW TechDrive January 2006
In this issue:
Keep the Fuel Flowing
Rack & Pinion for Performance
Protection at the MIcron Level
StarTuned December 2005
In this issue: Thimble to Planar: Oxygen Sensors in Depth; Selling Sensors; Mercedes-Benz and the New Wideband O2 Oxygen Sensor; What You Need to Know About Mercedes-Benz Tire Pressure Warning Systems; Factory Service Bulletins
Mercedes-Benz Factory Service Bulletins: Steering Rack Leak; Cold Start Engine Rattling Noise; Cold Engine Hard Brake
These suggestions and solutions for technical problems are from service bulletins and other information published by Mercedes-Benz, selected and adapted for independent repair shops.