Autel has announced the release of the Autel MaxiCHECK MX808 all service tool. The device features a combination of the full systems diagnostics from the MD802 and the advanced service features from the MaxiCHECK Pro, with the included benefits of faster and more powerful android based software navigation in a 7-inch tablet tool.
The company says this newest addition to the Autel service tool line features the same hardware as the TS608 without the wireless TPMS functions.
Included in the release is new coverage for 77 product categories.
Standard Motor Products (SMP) has introduced 276 new part numbers since the start of the year. Included in the release is new coverage for 77 product categories, and 43 part numbers for 2022 and 2023 model-year vehicles.
Evident in this release is SMP’s continued commitment to the hybrid and electric vehicle market through its Standard and Four Seasons brands. This release includes a universal Battery Pack Charging Cord for electric vehicles, as well as a multitude of parts for hybrid vehicles. Brake Pedal Travel Sensors are now offered for several hybrid models, including the 2017-11 Lexus CT200h and 2019-2014 Toyota Highlander. Park Assist Cameras are now available for the 2012-2010 Lexus HS250h, and a Power Sunroof Motor is now available for the 2020-2013 Nissan Pathfinder. A total of 88 new Sensors, Switches, Actuators, and Connectors have also been added, including Power Door Lock Actuators, Charge Air Coolers, and Vehicle Speed Sensors, expanding SMP’s powertrain-neutral coverage.
Registration now open for two-day training event.
The new app provides rapid programming in one tap.
Among the new releases are Dorman OE FIX repair solutions designed to help save time, money or increase reliability.
Seminars and coursework focused on advanced vehicle technologies for those wishing to advance their skills.
The AC Ultra features an 8-inch LCD touchscreen, a pedestal and a charging cable management system.
Load management for steering systems.
When replacing the tires on the Tesla, you will have to service the TPMS sensors.
Tesla’s air suspension is “smart” because it uses GPS information and vehicle speed to adjust suspension ride height.
