Saggy SsangYong – SsangYong Actyon 2011
How do you get to the bottom of an intermittent misfire and quickly? In our latest article, we’ll show you how we did it on a Saggy Ssangyong. Get the pdf here.
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How do you get to the bottom of an intermittent misfire and quickly? In our latest article, we’ll show you how we did it on a Saggy Ssangyong. Get the pdf here.
Herbert walks us through how to replace brake pads with a vehicle that has an electric park brake. Sounds easy…right? This may sound even uninteresting, however, we thought it might be of help. Included in the newsletter is an update
In our latest article written by our Auckland/Northland workshop adviser and trainer, Hamish. Hamish talks us through an issue a workshop had with a broken ignition on a Mercedes… bypassing guessnostics, Hamish takes us through some simple steps to get
Included is our latest article which looks at Aircon service, if you have never been a big believer in AC service in your workshop, it’s time to rethink. Also, see the latest in new handy equipment for vehicle batteries. Read
Our latest article is called Diluted Diesel where our technical support team assisted a workshop that had issues with a 2016 Mitsubishi Triton. Vehicle: 2016 Mitsubishi Triton – (KK1) 2.4L Turbo Diesel 4N15 A/T Included is a new video on
In our latest technical article Herbert shares about an Uncoded DPF Error. Here is the outline we received from the workshop that needed AECS Technical Support: We have this Nissan here with the DPF light on. The Launch Eurotab we
In this article, we look at the Stubborn Stability Control which focuses on a steering rack issue of a Prius. We call on the assistance of an ATS Scope to give us direction, it’s an intriguing article. Vehicle: Toyota Prius
Hamish from our team shares about a vehicle that has flat performance, engine light on and a customer with a limited budget, in our story called Confident Captiva. Vehicle: 2012 Holden Captiva LE9 2.4 Read about this story here.
You may remember last month that we shared with you our article where we compared different types of brake testers.This month we have an update as we came across the fact that an Oct 2020 report from Australia is being
Are you interested in automotive brakes and/or brake testing (WoF/CoF)? Recently we’ve had the opportunity to test and compare some brake-test equipment. This article is a bit different than what you would normally expect from us, keep an open mind
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