February 2020 Archives - Import Car
Lexus Air Ride Repair

A conversion kit might cost less and provide better long-term results for the customer.

Servicing Volkswagen Gas Engine Vacuum Pumps

Vacuum brake boosters will probably be with us for a long time. It is the most efficient and economical way to amplify the force exerted by the driver. But where the booster gets its vacuum is changing.  VW has been using vacuum pumps to power the brake booster on its diesel-powered vehicles for almost 40

Red Flags On Vehicle Inspections

Inspecting these 12 things will keep your customers safe and happy.

Auto Service The Way It Used To Be

The auto service business has definitely changed over the decades, but in some ways the story probably has stayed the same.

Subaru EyeSight Calibration: Is A Plumb Bob An OE Tool?

All ADAS calibration procedures should start with the same steps no matter the make or the tools used for calibration.

Check The Spare Tire: Shop Standard Operating Procedure

A solid TPMS light on the dashboard indicates that one or more of the tires are at least 25% below placard pressure.

The Aftermarket Is Combating An OE Telematics Monopoly Threat

Modern vehicles with telematics collect as much as 256 GB of data per hour. That’s equivalent to roughly 30 computers.

Do Checkered Flags Still Ring The Registers?

Are customers buying behaviors influenced by on-track exploits? Let us know if the need for speed is still strong today.

Brake Line Replacement Options

We’ve got all the rules for replacing brake lines for you right here.

Diagnosing Audi A8 TPMS Issues

These are all the steps you’ll need to pinpoint fault issues in TPMS for 2009-2016 Audi A8 vehicles.

The Fight For The OBDII Port

Small signs are pointing to a new war for access to vehicle diagnostics.

Subaru Head Gasket Headaches

Properly replacing Subaru EJ25 head gaskets takes patience and quality parts.