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Tech Tip: Volkswagen Whining Noise Between 1,100 and 1,500 RPM

Some 2002 Passat sedan 4Motion W8-4.0L (BDP) models may exhibit some whining noise from the engine between 1,100 and 1,500 rpm (vibration may also be felt in the passenger-side floorboard area). This noise may be caused by the oil cooler mounting. Vibration from the oil cooler/filter flange (which is bolted to the vehicle chassis) could be transmitted to the body ….

Affinia Global Brake & Chassis Re-Brands Spicer Chassis as Raybestos Chassis

Affinia Global Brake & Chassis officially announced the re-branding of its Spicer Chassis parts under the Raybestos name during an unveiling event at partner Joe Gibbs Racing. Raybestos Chassis features redesigned packaging, continued superior coverage of aftermarket SKUs and a bolstering of its already industry-leading warranty to include coverage of labor costs on callbacks ….

Tech Feature: Replacing Water Pumps as Preventive Maintenance

In today’s import repair market, it’s not uncommon to see a vehicle with well over 200,000 miles on the odometer that still is in cosmetically and mechanically "great" condition. The importance of this trend is that many parts that were formerly being replaced on an as-needed basis are now being replaced on a preventive basis. Water pumps are a good example because they serve as an idler pulley on many engines equipped with timing belts and, due to accessibility issues on many transverse engines, should be replaced during any ….

Snap-on Offers Super Socket Savings when Purchasing New MG325 Impact Wrench

For a limited time, when you buy Snap-on’s new MG325 3/8" Drive Impact Wrench, you can save $100 on a matching Flank Drive socket set – your choice of the seven-piece 3/8" drive swivel impact socket set (207IPFM) or the 14-piece 3/8" drive deep impact socket set (214SIMFMYA) ….

Tech Tip: VW Whining Noise Between 1,100 and 1,500 RPM

Some 2002 Passat Sedan 4Motion W8-4.0L (BDP) models may exhibit some whining noise from the engine between 1,100 and 1,500 rpm (vibration may also be felt in passenger-side floorboard area). This noise may be caused by the oil cooler mounting. Vibration from the oil cooler/filter flange (which is bolted to the vehicle chassis) could be transmitted to the body ….

Toyota Prius Brake Repair, Pad Replacement

Does performing a pad replacement on a Toyota Prius scare you? Well it should; if you treat it like every other vehicle. But, if you know a few things ahead of time, the job can be performed like any other brake job. Do not worry about high voltage. Worry about angry customers due to comebacks

Diagnostic Solutions: Replacing Water Pumps as Preventive Maintenance

In today’s import repair market, it’s not uncommon to see a vehicle with well over 200,000 miles on the odometer that still is in cosmetically and mechanically “great” condition. The importance of this trend is that many parts that were formerly being replaced on an as-needed basis are now being replaced on a preventive basis.

Servicing Solutions: Falling into an ‘Oil Leak’ Trap

Your customer’s Volvo has an oil leak. You think you do everything right. You add dye and see the rear main oil seal leaking. The repair goes smoothly, the customer is happy…for about two weeks. Then the rear main oil seal is leaking again, and he wants to know why. This is not an isolated

Tech Tip: Proper Torque Wrench Use and Maintenance

A torque wrench is a precision instrument designed to apply a specific amount of force to a fastener. Whether tightening head bolts on an automobile engine, lugs for tire and rim installation or inspecting fastener tolerances on high-performance equipment, it is extremely important that proper care is used. Guidelines are typically provided noting acceptable torque ranges, the order in which specific fasteners are tightened and the number of times a fastener must be tightened and loosened to ensure uniform torque application. Failure to properly torque ….

Tech Tip: Fixing Dodge Caliber Front or Rear Door Glass Noise

Your shop replaces the left front door shell on a 2007 Dodge Caliber. Everything looks great and the fit and finish is to manufacturer’s standards. Several weeks later, your customer comes back because the window makes a groaning sound whenever it’s raised or lowered. You confirm the problem and provide your customer with alternative transportation. Upon further examination, you determine that the source of the sound is ….