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Workshop Equipment
When in doubt, Scan it!
Thursday, 13 August 2020
When a professional automotive repairer has received a vehicle for servicing, repairs or it has  been involved in an accident, it has now become part of the repair procedure to perform both
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Parts
Servicing parts & consumables
Thursday, 13 August 2020
Servicing vehicles makes up a significant part of most workshops’ day to day work load.
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Motorsport
‘Live’ motorsport is back – and so is Targa event specialist Leigh Hopper
Thursday, 13 August 2020
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News
Exploring the 48-volt mild hybrid system 
Monday, 06 July 2020
Unlike the true-hybrid configurations that use the engine and/or electric motor to propel the vehicle, the 48V mild hybrid system is employed in a typical stop-start vehicle, with the integration o
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Workshop Equipment
What to use, or not to use – Euro Diagnostics
Monday, 06 July 2020
In many fields of technology Europe leads the world and the automotive industry is no different.
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Other
Young dogs and old tricks. Ready for a new apprentice?
Monday, 06 July 2020
A common complaint from the automotive trades is that there isn’t enough new blood coming in.
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Diesel Industry News
Exedy Japanese truck range - quality comes first
Monday, 06 July 2020
It doesn’t matter if your customer is an owner-driver or a large logistics company, vehicle downtime due to product failure can be costly.
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News
Lamborghini Sián FKP 37: the most powerful Lamborghini produced, in LEGO Technic
Monday, 06 July 2020
Automobili Lamborghini and the LEGO Group have partnered to produce the LEGO Technic Lamborghini Sián FKP 37: a 3,696 piece, 1:8 scale model that embodies the unmistakable power and stunning looks
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OEM
Packing heat: How Ford’s latest tech helps Police vehicles neutralise COVID-19
Monday, 06 July 2020
Ford has designed a new heated software enhancement to pilot with its Police Interceptor Utility – one that law enforcement agencies can utilise to help reduce the footprint of the Covid-19 virus.<
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Motorsport
City of Auckland Rally and Battle of Jack’s Ridge announced
Monday, 06 July 2020
In the wake of the decision forced on them by the Covid-19 pandemic to cancel the NZ round of the WRC in September, Rally New Zealand organisers have announced two new events, the City of Auckland
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Other
Treat others the way you want to be treated
Monday, 06 July 2020
I learnt one of my biggest and most formative business lessons in the early 2000s, which was to “treat others how you want to be treated yourself.”
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Panel & Paint
Cyber Orange All Set to Heighten Exhilaration
Monday, 06 July 2020
What’s in a colour? When it comes to orange, one of the most popular colours for Ford Mustang, a lot.
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Ed Speak
Time for a road trip
Monday, 06 July 2020
I’m sick of writing about Covid, and I am sure you are sick of reading about it, so let’s be more cheerful.
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Workshop Equipment
Which Scanner to use?
Thursday, 11 June 2020
When a vehicle is taken to a mechanic, they normally connect a diagnostic machine to a vehicle to determine any diagnostic trouble codes (DTC’s) present.
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Ed Speak
Faster – faster
Wednesday, 10 June 2020
Since man (or woman) was created there has always been a competitive spirit to go faster, further or higher.
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OEM
The wind temple
Wednesday, 10 June 2020
Nobody can see it, but it is a factor in a car’s fuel consumption, safety and comfort. It’s called aerodynamics, or the study of how air moves around solid objects.
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Other
How to deal with bullying in your workplace
Wednesday, 10 June 2020
Nobody likes a bully.
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Parts
How fast do you want to go?
Wednesday, 10 June 2020
Many years ago, a speed shop owner asked this of a client and the client said “as fast as possible” – in response the owner put his hand out and made cash motions. 
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OEM
A history of Hyundai and Fuel Cell technology
Wednesday, 10 June 2020
A history of Hyundai and Fuel Cell technology Hyundai Motor began development of Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) technology over 20 years ago, with the establishment of a dedicated research team
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News
The snakes and ladders of post-Covidian car repair
Wednesday, 10 June 2020
With bubbles bursting all over as we deal with what is the new normal, repair shops will soon be seeing confused car owners coming in trying to make sense of their servicing schedules. 
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