Not that many years ago, the advanced safety systems found on Mercedes-Benz vehicles would’ve been considered science fiction, and there’s no question that they’ve helped prevent thousands of accidents. So, you sure don’t want to compromise their functionality during collision repair.
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A little confused about how Nissan ignition systems function? Here’s the help you need.
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These modules have been in production since just before the turn of the century, but if you still don’t understand their functions diagnosis will be more difficult than it has to be.
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Read about the disappearing ignition switch, Electronic Power Steering, Turbocharging and Direct Injection Gasoline technology (MR16DDT JUKE engine), and matte paint used on carbon fiber bodies.
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You’ve been dealing with this concept ever since EFI became popular, but now applications are seemingly everywhere.
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The concept has been around for decades, but many technicians still don’t get it. This clear explanation should help.
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The way it works can seem pretty miraculous. Understanding it doesn’t require divine inspiration, however.
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Sensors, actuators, and electronic controls make repairing Mercedes-Benz doors a lot more important to vehicle safety and passenger comfort than in the past. The collision repair technician must deliver not only excellent fit and finish, but also ensure that all electronics function as required by the original equipment specifications.
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Chasing down an elusive key-off drain problem can test the patience of any technician. Here are some tips and hints to make your life a little easier.
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How to deal with EVAP problemts, review of valve clearance adjustments, key-off drain diagnosis, and the regenerative braking system
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The CAN concept has made our lives easier by connecting all the computers in the car in a network we can access with a scan tool. But what do we do when you cannot communicate with one or several of those computers?
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The safety sensors are embedded in or attached to the bumper and front grille, which makes bumper repair after a collision very different from the procedures of only a decade ago.
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