In this episode, we talk turbochargers and how they are changing maintenance, service, and diagnostics. Andrew Markel the director of content for Underwood Service covers what vehicles have turbos and what tools and training are required. Sponsored by MAHLE.
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In this podcast episode, Doug Kaufman and Clint Cooper continue their discussion about catalytic converters.
There has been a lot of technology in the automotive industry that has come and gone, faded into history and really forgotten by the next generation. Remember eight track players or CD players for that matter, digital speedometers, power antennas, ashtrays, and cigarette lighters? Still, some things introduced decades ago are still found on every vehicle, and despite their long, healthy history, catalytic converters may still be the most misunderstood component on a car.
Upcoming AI will make autonomous driving systems even smarter.
Part two of Andrew and Dave’s conversation gets more in depth on the topic of CVTs.
Andrew Markel and Dave Hritsko of Transtar dive into the ins and outs of the CVT in part one of this conversation.
To prepare for the future, what should a shop owner be focusing on short term, medium term, long term?
EV maintenance, tax credits and social networks affect knowledge and interest in EVs.
Kritzer worked his way up from the shipping and receiving department to president and CEO.
Aftermarket veteran shares the changes he’s experienced and lessons learned through 30+ years in the aftermarket.
Learn what to look for to diagnose why a failure happened in the first place.
