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Matching OE Torque Specs When Reinstalling Is Important

Explore the key reasons as to why adhering to OE torque specs is crucial. This video is sponsored by TrakMotive.

Were things better when they were simpler? Probably not.  

Last month, Andrew Markel purchased a 1982 Chrysler New Yorker for $1,500.

1982 Chrysler New Yorker
Threadlocking Compounds For Vehicle Corners

To get the most out of these “liquid” tools, you first need to know how they work.

Chassis Parts and Alignment Angles

Knowing why the adjustment is required is critical to performing the total alignment.

Clutch System Components

By adopting a systematic approach and utilizing quality kits, the longevity and efficiency of the timing system can be maximized, ensuring a smoother-running engine. This video is sponsored by The Group Training Academy.

Engine Panel Diagnostics

Engine panels cut down engine noise and absorb small leaks from the engine. This video is sponsored by Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper.

Solid Axle Bearing Restoration

A solid axle might seem like antiquated technology. However, many vehicles still utilize solid or live axles because of their load-carrying capabilities. An axle is not a sealed unit. Inside are bearings, seals and fluids that must be serviced. Also, replacement parts are available from BCA. It’s not uncommon for a solid rear axle vehicle

Solid Axle Bearing Restoration

Start with the customer complaint. Sponsored by BCA Bearings by NTN.

Grinding/Rubbing Noise While Braking At Or Below 10 MPH

This tech tip involves complaints about brake noise in a Ford Escape Hybrid’s system.

Installing a Knuckle Hub Assembly

Addressing tough attachment points and ensuring proper torque is critical. Sponsored by GSP North America.