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Tech Tips: FLASH Reprogramming – GM Crankshaft Variation Relearn Procedure

A Crankshaft Variation Relearn Procedure must be performed if on 1996 and newer GM vehicles if: the ECC was reprogrammed; the crankshaft position sensor has been replaced; or the ECC has been replaced.

Tech Tip: Nissan Optical Distributor Test

Many Nissan vehicles have a power transistor controlling the coil (or igniter). The power transistor is a separate unit on optical distributors. It allows the signal sent from the ECU (low current) to activate the primary circuit in the ignition coil (higher current). This induces high voltage in the secondary windings of the coil, providing spark to the distributor cap and plugs. If this transistor is faulty, the necessary spark will not result.

NetCom Announces the Signing of Numerous 48-Hour Data Publishing Agreements Since the Start of the Year

NetCom recently reported that it has signed 48-hour Data Publishing Agreements with numerous major companies in the aftermarket industry since the start of the year.

Tech Tip: Bleeding Vehicles with Anti-Lock Brakes

When the brake system is opened for any repair, air is introduced into the system. ABS brake systems may require special tools or equipment to help remove all the air.

Tech Tip: Water Pump Plastic Impeller Failure

Plastic impellers erode because of steam in coolant. Head gasket leaks and cracked heads allow aeration of the coolant, which develops pockets of super-heated air that destroys the impeller.

ECMs Rarely Fail By Themselves

CARDONE offers technical advice on the causes of EMC failures.

Celebrating a 40-year Love of the Automobile

Reman is in CARDONE’s blood, and naturally so are automobiles. Since they opened their doors in 1970, they’ve taken pride in restoring old parts to new condition. In 2010, CARDONE will celebrate its 40th anniversary.

Tech Tip: Priming a New Master Cylinder

Priming in less time.

Industry Owned Electronic Catalog and Website will be Free to Aftermarket Service Dealers

Citing the pressing need to get more complete and more accurate auto parts data into the marketplace faster, a not-for-profit organization called Free-Cat announced its intention to provide an electronic parts catalog (EPC) and website for all aftermarket service dealers, free of charge ….

Tech Tip: Ford Diesel 7.3L Injector Replacement Tips

Possible engine damage can result from oil and/or fuel entering the cylinder piston area. Engine oil and fuel galleys run between the fuel injectors in the cylinder heads. When the injector is removed, oil and fuel can enter into the combustion chamber and collect on top of the piston. This will dilute the engine oil and can potentially cause major engine damage from hydraulic lock-up upon starting. The hydraulic lock-up can also cause damage to the starter, flywheel, cylinder heads and valve train components ….