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BWD Automotive Releases 709 New Part Numbers

Standard Motor Products (SMP) has added 709 new part numbers to its BWD engine management line, covering domestic and import vehicles. More than 300 new switches, including combination, multi-function, power seat memory, cruise control, fog lamp and more, covering greater than 170 million additional VIO, highlight this expanded coverage for BWD.

Standard Motor Products Releases 412 New Parts For Intermotor Import Line

Standard Motor Products (SMP) has announced the addition of 412 new part numbers to its Intermotor line of genuine import parts. The Intermotor line expansion features more than 175 new switches, including multi-function, combination, heated seat, parking brake, trunk ajar, cruise control, fog lamp, power seat memory, power window and more, covering more than 80 million additional VIO.

Digital Edition Of November Brake & Front End Magazine Is Now Available

The digital version of the November issue of Brake & Front End magazine is now available on-line. Access the easy-to-view digital version that features articles on Dual-Clutch Transmissions, Subaru Legacy Brake Job, Wheel Alignment Pointers, Ford Fusion Alignment Specs, Brake Hardware Tips, TPMS Relearn Procedures, a host of tech tips, and more!

Digital Edition Of November Underhood Service Magazine Is Now Available

A digital version of the November issue of Underhood Service is now available on-line. Access the easy-to-view digital version that features articles on Voltage Drop, No-Code Diagnostics, Hyundai Service Tips, PCV Valves, Mode $06, TPMS, a host of tech tips, and more!

Snap-on Releases Software Upgrades For European Vehicles

The newly updated European software for the Snap-on Software Upgrade 13.4 includes the latest FIAT 500 diagnostics coverage for engine, transmission, ABS, airbag, body control, instrument, electric power steering and more. The Snap-on optional European coverage is also available for nine other European makes including Audi, BMW, Jaguar, Land Rover, Mercedes-Benz, MINI, Smart Car, Volkswagen and Volvo.

VIEWPOINT: Going For The Gravy Can you sell diagnostic time?

The gravy in the future will be diagnostic time and procedures performed with scan tools. You can see it with steering angle sensors, TPMS and re-calibration of sensors. In the future, it is only going to get better.

Honda Tech Tip: Keep Your Distance When Learning Sensor IDs

When doing sensor ID learning, make sure you keep at least 10 feet of clearance between the tire pressure sensors you’re trying to learn and other tire pressure sensors nearby. Those sensors can be on any TPMS-equipped vehicles, loose TPMS-type wheels, or just other loose tire pressure sensors (including any in your pocket).

TIA Releases Tire Safety Starts With Winter Tires

The Tire Industry Association (TIA) has announced the release of the third in a series of four consumer education videos planned for 2013. Tire Safety Starts with Winter Tires is a 5-minute video that explains the differences between all-season and winter tires in addition to the performance and safety advantages of winter tires when compared to all-season.

Performing Brake Service On 2006-Current Cadillac DTS

The 2006-current Cadillac DTS is the largest sedan that General Motors offers. The DTS incorporates the K-platform as denoted by the 4th letter in the VIN. It is built on the same line as the Buick Lucerne. The two vehicles share many brake components, but option packaging is different for the Lucerne. The brake system of the DTS is simple to work on and has a lot in common with other GM vehicles. When one comes into your shop, remember that every DTS is equipped with stability control and TPMS, so have a scan tool and TPMS tool on hand.

Bartec Announces SEMA/AAPEX iPad Drawing And Show Events

Bartec, an industry leader in TPMS tools and solutions, announces that in addition to all the new and exciting things being displayed in its booths at this year’s AAPEX [1273] and SEMA [40062] shows, it’s giving away Apple iPads!