Let’s take a look at Nissan’s Continuously Variable Transmission, including a basic overview of its design, and focus on the independent repair shop’s role in servicing, diagnosing, and repairing this different means of applying twisting power.
Understanding Nissan’s I-Key can be the “Key to Success†in servicing and repairing the Intelligent Key System.
IN this issue:Super Steels; SRS Diagnosis & Repair; Intelligent Key Systems; TPMS Updates; Continuously Variable Technologies
With very few exceptions, the catalytic converter has been on every gasoline-burning car sold in the U.S. since 1975. Over those 36 years, we’ve sometimes seen them clog and lower engine performance, or lose their efficiency, setting codes and/or preventing a vehicle from passing an emissions test. Here’s how to make sure that cat’s really dead before replacing it.
