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Mac Tools Teams Up with Challenger Lifts

Mac Tools is proud to introduce new Challenger Professional Grade 2-Post, 4-Post, Alignment and Mobile Column lifts. Challenger specializes in the design, manufacturing and distribution of a comprehensive line of automotive lifts. Mac Tools is proud to now offer the full line of Challenger Lifts featuring advances such as the exclusive Versymmetric Technology.

Tech Tip: Locating Refrigerant Leaks on Today’s Vehicles

When a customer’s A/C system isn’t cooling well and the refrigerant charge is low, you know the system is leaking. The question is where? Fluorescent leak detection dyes are popular because they’re easy and inexpensive to use. All you need is a bottle of dye or refrigerant that has already had dye added to it. The dye may be premixed with the refrigerant, or it can be injected into the system through the low-side service port with a special injector tool that resembles a small caulk gun.

Tech Tip: Multiple Cylinder Misfire on Cherokee, Grand Cherokee and Wrangler Vehicles

The customer may experience an incident of engine misfire during certain vehicle operating conditions. The misfire may occur when the vehicle is operated between 50-70 mph and under light loading conditions, e.g. slight uphill road grades. This condition may occur at all ambient conditions, but is more noticeable when ambient conditions are less than 0° C (32° F).

Tech Feature: Twin-Tube Shocks and Struts

Twin-tube shocks and struts have been used as original equipment on most vehicles for many years. But in recent years, we’ve also seen more monotube shocks and struts being used as original equipment dampers on sports and performance vehicles. So what’s the difference and what are the advantages and disadvantages of each design?

Swaybar Tune Up

A long time ago in a service bay far away, the average tread life of a bias ply tire was 20,000 miles. Even with belted bias ply tires, you did well to get 30,000 miles. Shocks, ball joints and bushings averaged out at 40,000. Today, modern radials can get 60,000 and suspension parts can go

Disa Automotive Opens U.S. Distribution Center

Turkish chassis manufacturer Disa Automotive, a private brand supplier to the European and North American aftermarket, has announced it will begin distributing products in the U.S. under the brand names Deeza and Deeza Chassis Parts.

What Are the Advantages of Twin-Tube Shocks?

Twin tube shocks and struts have been used as original equipment on most vehicles for many years. But in recent years, we’ve also seen more monotube shocks and struts being used as original equipment dampers on sports and performance vehicles. So what’s the difference and what are the advantages and disadvantages of each design? This

Tech Tip: Jeep Cherokee and Wrangler Multiple Cylinder Misfire

The customer may experience an incident of engine misfire during certain vehicle operating conditions. The misfire may occur when the vehicle is operated between 50-70 mph and under light loading conditions, e.g. slight uphill road grades. This condition may occur at all ambient conditions, but is more noticeable when ambient conditions are less than 0° C (32° F).

Tech Feature: Understanding the Metallurgy in Today’s Engines

Cast iron is like an old familiar friend to most of our readers because it’s been around forever. Vehicle manufacturers like cast iron because it’s cheap compared to most other metals, it is strong and durable, and it can be easily cast and machined to make engine blocks, cylinder heads, crankshafts, connecting rods and other engine parts. But as automotive technology continues to move forward, other metals have been replacing ordinary cast iron in many applications.

Suspension & Brake Repairs: Ensure Customer Service and Safe Vehicle Operation

This month, we find ourselves in a familiar environment — under a car or in the wheel well. The good news is you’re under a Mazda car or truck that will present few surprises in terms of service procedures, while providing the additional service opportunities we’ve come to expect from undercar repairs. A vehicle can