Brake Fluid 101: What Does Brake Fluid Do? What is the Difference Between DOT 3 vs. DOT 4?
When you think about the braking system of a vehicle, you probably think about the major parts you see when removing the wheel: brake pads, rotors, calipers and maybe hydraulics. However, one of the most important parts of the system isn’t visible: brake fluid. Brake fluid comes in several formulations for different applications and plays
Transmission Fluid Technology: Your Guide to Understanding New Grades and Specifications
In this 60-minute webinar, our presenters will discuss how to select the correct transmission fluid for today’s diverse population of automatic transmissions. The experts will also cover how to optimize your shop’s inventory to cover the broadest range of vehicles.
Continental Debuts New Package Design For ATE Brake Fluid
ATE brake fluids are specially formulated to meet specific vehicle performance and safety requirements.
Champion Oil Introduces 80% Ether Starting Fluid
The Professional Grade 80% Ether Starting Fluid is designed to work on gas and diesel engines in cold weather.
Lisle Adapt-a-Cap Ideal for Servicing Hard-To-Reach Fluids
Adapt-a-Cap eliminates the need for external pumps, hoses or funnels to transfer fluids, and helps prevent spills and messes.
Hot Shot’s Secret Blue Diamond G56 Severe-Duty Transmission Fluid
Hot Shot’s Secret Blue Diamond G56 transmission fluid resolves many of the issues that have plagued the G56 6-speed manual transmission.
ATE Introduces Super DOT 5.1 Brake Fluid
ATE Super DOT 5.1 brake fluid delivers excellent performance in extreme cold conditions, said the company.
JohnDow Adds Fluid Extractors To Fluid Evacuators Line
The easy-to-use extractors are designed to remove fluids through filler ports and dipstick tubes.
AISIN Launches 2 New Automatic Transmission Fluids
The new automatic transmission fluids are for Mazda and Subaru applications.
Champion Re-Launches Power Steering Fluid
The improved Full Synthetic Power Steering Fluid is for newer Honda and Acura vehicles.