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4 Specializations to Consider After Diesel Mechanic Training

CATI

This specialization requires expertise in diesel engines, hydraulics, and complex electrical systems. This specialization requires familiarity with diesel engines and hydraulic systems that power agricultural equipment. Here are four in-demand specializations to consider.

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Electric Power-Assist Steering (EPAS) for Today’s Vehicles

Brake & Front End

There are three main types of EPAS systems: column-mounted, electric hydraulic, and electric rack and pinion systems. Always consult the service manual. This is usually most notable in trucks, especially those tha have been modified with larger tires or have heavy equipment mounted over the front axle. Its not optional.

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Electric Power-Assist Steering (EPAS) for Today’s Vehicles

Tomorrow's Technician

There are three main types of EPAS systems: column-mounted, electric hydraulic, and electric rack and pinion systems. Always consult the service manual. This is usually most notable in trucks, especially those tha have been modified with larger tires or have heavy equipment mounted over the front axle. Its not optional.

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The Ultimate Guide to Automotive Lift Installations: Boosting Workshop Efficiency

Auto Service World

Vehicle lifts provide a stable platform for cars and trucks, reducing risks associated with manual lifting methods. Step 3: Setting Up Hydraulic Systems Hydraulic systems power most automotive lifts. Carefully connect hydraulic hoses and fill reservoirs with manufacturer-recommended fluid to ensure smooth operation.

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Annual Lift Inspections Protect Techs, Dealership and Customers

AutoSuccess

They deserve to go home with them,” said Certified Lift Inspector Ed Gibbons, president of Automotive Lift Consultants. Ask the technician who was struck hard by a truck when a front swing arm let loose, dropping the front end on his shoulder. “I I find loose nuts, loose anchor nuts and hydraulic fluid leaks.

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What to Do if Your Car Does Not Pass a Safety Inspection

Hollenshades Auto Service

Common Reasons for Safety Inspection Failure Brakes – The mechanic conducting your inspection will test the brake system’s hydraulic system, drum and disc, linting and pads for wear or damage. They will also be looking at the general condition of linkage and the vacuum or hydraulic booster system’s condition.