The 14.7-to-1 ratio is misleading, though-just imagine what oxygenated fuel or altitude does to the equation.
9 Ways To Kill A Cat
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When Good Grounds Go Bad
Back in 1972, I thought I knew a lot about vehicle electrical systems and their problems, until I was humbled by a new 1972 Pontiac sedan.
Double Jointed
The first halfshafts I saw were on VW Beetles, swing axles, really, with quite ordinary U-joints at each end.
Current Events
By brushing up your grasp of how current really works, you could diagnose duty-cycled circuits such as fuel injectors and solve a variety of electrical and solenoid-related puzzles.
(Be)deviled Eggs And Other Lunchbox Treats
Way back in the late Neolithic Age, when I was in college, the school’s food service would occasionally come close to exhausting its budget for tasty comestibles before the end of the month, setting the stage for the arrival of the dreaded “cold plate.” Ever since then, I have taken great pains to avoid such […]
Up On The Roof
In the case of the Audi 5000 (the 100/200 body), it was said that a technician could “make a career” of keeping up with these updates and campaigns.
Ride Height Diagnosis
As the springs sag, front toe wanders in or out depending on whether the steering arms lead or follow the axle.
Newsletters
This eighth article on marketing is devoted to that most enticing of topics: the newsletter.
Clamping Down
As lab scope users get comfortable using their scopes and understanding voltage waveforms, they will eventually want to learn to use them in new and different ways.
Things That Go Bump
BMW that straggles in with a mysterious “clunk” could drive you crazy.