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  Certified Technician | From the editors of Motor Age and ABRN
November 16, 2009
 

IN THIS ISSUE
Covering it all
Hybrid test system debuts
Training edge
Frustrating fuel pump

 
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Whistle noise on a 2006 Town and Country
Pete Meier, technical editor
"Pete, I need you to find out what is making the whistling noise on this Town and Country. It sounds like its coming from the rear, and the only thing I saw was what looks like a deformation on the rear hatch seal. I've already moved the luggage tracks around...I don't think that's it." So it began. More...

» MORE ON: Vehicle noises

The guy in Oklahoma – part 2
Donny Seyfer, contributing editor
Continuing the story of a troublesome engine in Oklahoma, our editor outlines how they created a mobile diagnostic van in a one Starbuck's town and fixed their situation. More...

» MORE ON: Mobile diagnostics

Penetrating new oils
Larry Beaver, vice president of technology with Liquid Wrench, talks about the new formula of the company's Penetrating Oil. One of the main features is lower odor, a plus for not only techs but their customers. More...

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Best Practices Gallery

Covering it all
Motor Age is highlighting some of the best shops around the country in its new Best Practices gallery. From a TV to a desk, certificates and a kids' area, Certified Automotive Specialist's waiting area has something for every customer. More...
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SAKOR Technologies offers new hybrid test system
SAKOR Technologies, Inc., has announced the availability of a specially designed educational version of its HybriDyne Hybrid Vehicle Test System. More...

» MORE ON: Hybrids

Training edge
A number of Delphi's training programs distinguish the manufacturer from its competitors, says Frank Ordonez, president of Delphi Product & Service Solutions, who recently spoke with us at the Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo. More...

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Frustrating fuel pump
A Maryland reader, who says he is a mechanic/welder, wrote in about a 1999 Chevy Blazer (Engine: 4.3 vortech; Transmission: automatic) with a fuel pump problem. Here's what he says: "Wont’ start feul pump is running, but will only try to run if I help with starting fluid, carb/choke cleaner, maybe pump not making enough psi? I figured it would at least start if pump made some pressure at fuelrail, maybe not? Do I need 57 psi for it to run at all?" More...

» MORE ON: More Discussions

Light Reset Guide

Redline offers Mercedes-Benz service help
Redline Detection has introduced the "Lights Out" service light reset solutions guide for Mercedes Benz. The Lights Out guide provides automotive technicians with step-by-step directions to quickly and easily reset the maintenance alert on nearly every Mercedes Benz model on the market today. More...
» MORE ON: Electrical systems


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