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Tech Tip: Saturn Freezes Up – The Car, Not the Planet

Some 1994 Saturn owners may experience an annoying air conditioning (A/C) problem – their A/C stops blowing cold air. And the strange thing is, when driving around town, the A/C works fine. The core of the problem is an A/C compressor suction set point that could be too low for some customers’ usage and driving patterns. This condition results in complete evaporator freeze-up after extended periods of highway driving.

Tech Tip: What Does SAE 10W-30 Actually Mean?

We all know to check the owner’s manual to find out which weight oil should be used in the engine of a vehicle, and also generally know to only use motor oils with American Petroleum Institute Certification, designated by the starburst displayed clearly on the container, in most vehicles. But what really is the difference between a SAE 10W-30 and a SAE 10W-40, or for that case, SAE 0W-20 motor oil?

Hyundai Tech Tip: No Movement in Drive or Reverse

If you’re servicing a Hyundai with no movement in drive or reverse gear, use the following procedure to correct the problem.

RTI’s NTF-15H Nitrogen Tire Filling System can Deflate and Fill with Nitrogen Automatically

The RTI NTF-15H generates nitrogen on demand and stores it on-board for quick nitrogen tire service. The NTF-15H performs the same service as all of the other RTI Nitrogen Tire Filling Systems, but also offers more service options.

Find the Right Parts with Honeywell CPG’s I-Parts Online Catalog and New CD

Counterstaff and technicians have access to a plethora of product and repair information by logging on to the FRAM, Bendix and Autolite brand websites. Not only are there repair videos and the latest news from the brands, but now the sites feature Honeywell Consumer Products Group’s recently enhanced I-Parts online catalog.

Tech Tip: Honda Ticking Noise from the Engine

A ticking noise may come from the V6 engine of 1994-’97 Passports during normal operation. According to Honda, the probable cause is one or more hydraulic lash adjusters (HLAs) does not fully extend due to varnish buildup inside. This condition results from exceeding the required oil and filter change schedule.

Toyota Racing Development Puts Inefficient Storage in Rear View Thanks to Lista International

A finely tuned engine is what the people at Toyota Racing Development (TRD) strive for. It’s also how they’d like their entire operation to run – smoothly and efficiently with maximum performance and no wasted energy or time. Today, TRD is operating on all cylinders, but this was not always the case – particularly in regards to their workspace and storage equipment.

JohnDow Industries Introduces New Catalog

JohnDow Industries is excited to present a new Fluid Handling and General Shop Equipment catalog. The new catalog includes detailed application and specification information for each product, including weights for shipping estimations. Features and benefits of many key products are highlighted with photo "call outs."

Tech Tip: Ready-to-Install Struts Save Time and Increase Profits

It should come as no shock that preassembled, ready-to-install struts have been a huge hit lately. The pros like them because they are much easier, faster and more profitable to install than ordinary struts. They don’t need a spring compressor to disassemble and reassemble the strut and they can get the customer back on the road much faster because of the time saved by not replacing the entire strut assembly.

Management: Employee Uniforms Increase Consumer Confidence

First impressions matter in every industry, and the automotive service aftermarket has its own set of challenges and needs. Your employees define who you are and what your company stands for; the appearance of your facilities and team are a reflection of the services you provide. What impression are you making on your customers?