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2010 North American Car and Truck of the Year Winners Announced

This year was only the third time in 17 years that one automaker has won both awards.

Auto 7 Launches Industry’s Most Comprehensive Catalog for Korean-Made Vehicles

Comprehensive listing of more than 42,000 applications for North American fleet of Hyundai, Kia and Daewoo vehicles now available on line.

Tech Tip: Subaru Ignition Coil and High-Tension Cables

When diagnosing a misfire code(s) P0301, P0302 P0303 and/or P0304, there is the possibility that the ignition coil and/or high-tension cables could be the cause.

Directions: Turbocharging’s Not Just A Lot of Hot Air

In a recent study of U.S. consumers by Honeywell, more than half of those who plan to purchase a vehicle in the next two years believe fuel efficiency is more important than it was during their last vehicle purchase.

DENSO Sales California Releases New 2009 Oxygen Sensor Catalog

Along with additional coverage, the DENSO 2009 catalog offers an updated 180-page illustration guide to assist with sensor selection.

The Electronic Parking Brake:

A recent variation is the electric parking brake. First installed in the 2001 electric brakes have since appeared in a number of vehicles.

Tech Tip: A/T, M/T Crossmember Service Precautions

When performing service work or installing an accessory short-throw shifter on any Subaru vehicle, it’s extremely important that the transmission is supported properly when removing or reinstalling the cross member. If not, damage to the bolts and/or threads will occur. Service Tips: 1. Support the transmission using a transmission jack, regardless if the vehicle is

Internal Engine Repairs: Uncovering the Culprits That Cause Head Gaskets To Fail

The first symptoms of a failing head gasket are usually a slow loss of coolant with no visible leaks, engine overheating and/or a check engine light with cylinder misfire codes. Uncover the culprits and prevent comebacks by following repair procedures to the letter.

Bleeding ABS Brake System: Why Brake Fluid and Lines Degrade

According to R. L. Polk, the average age of the vehicles on U.S. roads was 9.2 years in 2007 with 41 percent of the vehicles 11 years or older. This high median age is a good reason to consider the condition of the brake fluid and bleeding procedures when performing maintenance or repairs. Maintenance or repair of an Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) system can require the opening of the hydraulic system. Any time the hydraulic system is opened, air can be introduced into the lines and components.

Active Safety Technology: Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Departure Warning & Collision Mitigation Braking

A vehicle that stops itself may sound like something out of a futuristic sci-fi movie, but the technology is here and now. From collision mitigation braking to adaptive cruise control, find out how many of today’s next generation active safety systems come into play.

Federal-Mogul Continues Aggressive Expansion of MOOG Chassis Parts Line

Federal-Mogul Corporation has continued to aggressively expand its line of MOOG replacement steering and suspension components, with 700 new MOOG part numbers introduced over the past 12 months and 180 new parts rolled out in 2009.

Tech Tip: Subaru Turbocharger Oil Supply Mesh Screen

Turbocharged engines require proper maintenance especially when the vehicle is used under severe driving conditions such as moderate-to-hard acceleration and engine braking on a somewhat regular basis. In any case, it’s recommended that the engine oil and filter be changed every 3,750 miles (6,000 km) or 3-3/4 months.