Before you throw out the old brake pads or order a new set, take a good look at them. Worn brake pads can tell you a lot about the entire brake system and prevent the new pads from suffering the same fate. In this module, we look at the most common brake pad wear patterns. […]
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Every vehicle has a “minimum wear specification” for the brake pads and rotors. If the rotor was worn to discard specifications, caliper piston travel maybe too excessive. In this module we cover why brake rotors and pads must be measured. Approx. Course Time: 5 minutes Sponsored By:
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Brake shims are not designed for adjusting spacing and distance between friction material and the rotor. Shims provide multifunction noise control as a component attached to the friction pad backing plate. In this module we cover the science behind brake shims. Approx. Course Time: 5 minutes Sponsored By:
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Under extreme braking conditions, some lubricants can’t stand the heat and melt off, evaporate, oxidize or burn. That’s why ordinary, general-purpose chassis grease should never be used for lubricating brake components. It simply won’t hold up. In this module, we cover when and where to apply brake lubricants. Approx. Course Time: 5 minutes Course sponsored
Properly servicing your future customers’ tires and wheels is essential to preventing customer comebacks and maintaining their satisfaction. In this course you will learn how to demount a tire, service the TPMS sensor and rim, mount the new tire, and balance the assembly. We’ll cover how to properly service the wheel assembly while preventing damage
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This course covers all aspects of vehicle filtration and is designed to teach the basics of the need for, design and functionality of today’s engine air filtration, cabin air filtration and engine oil filtration systems and components. Learn the important role that air filtration has on reducing engine wear and maximizing fuel efficiency and horsepower;
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This course is designed to guide the next generation of automotive technicians in the diagnosis, specification and replacement of wheel bearing and the related components. This course covers understanding what a wheel bearing is and how it works; how to identify a failed wheel bearing and associated components; and procedures to correctly and safely service
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This course enables independent aftermarket auto service technicians to fully understand direct current circuits, radio frequency fundamentals including antenna fundamentals, Bluetooth, cell phone and DSR (digital short-range communications). Diagnosing analog video camera signals, audio systems and radio frequency interference will also be covered. Instructor: Dave Hobbs Topics Covered: NOTE: You must view all exercises and successfully
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This course is designed to educate technicians and shop owners on proper methods when servicing and maintaining hybrid vehicles. One of the most important aspects of this type of work is maintaining proper safety precautions – it is crucial when dealing with high voltage vehicles. The electronic components on these vehicles are often complex and
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The Data Bus Diagnostics training course covers the latest CAN bus systems from the mid-1990s through the current model year on GM, Ford and Chrysler vehicles. Packed with practical tips on the uses of meters, scopes, and factory and aftermarket scan tools are combined with theory and real-world case studies to demonstrate how to diagnose everything from
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