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Keeping Cool: What Auto Mechanic Technicians Need to Know About AC Diagnostics in 2025

Automotive Training Centre

In 2025, AC diagnostics go far beyond checking refrigerant levels or replacing worn compressors. With integrated sensors, electronic control modules (ECMs), and eco-friendly refrigerants, today’s systems require a detailed and methodical diagnostic approach. Here’s what you need to know if you’re training or working in the field.

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The Evolution of Engine Diagnostics Tools: A Guide for Auto Mechanic School Students

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This shift marked the beginning of a more technical, electronics-driven era of automotive training. Mastering OBD-II scanning is a key part of any modern auto mechanic training program. Mechanics could now plug a diagnostic tool into the car to retrieve fault codes, dramatically speeding up troubleshooting.

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7 Essential Skills for Tomorrow’s Auto Repair Professionals

Auto Service World

Technicians need to understand battery management, power electronics, and high-voltage safety protocols. This skill allows for precise identification of issues without unnecessary part replacements or trial-and-error methods. Mastering these components means you can handle diagnostics and repairs efficiently.

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Revolutionizing Fleet Care: A Mechanic’s Guide to Modern Tools

The Mechanic Doctor

Cars have become more complex, equipped with computer systems and electronic components that have transformed them from mere machines to intelligent devices on wheels. Amidst this digital wave, one technological leap stands out due to its transformative impact on fleet management and care – the rise of Electronic Logging Devices (ELD).

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Car Insurance Tips for Canadians

The Mechanic Doctor

Here are some popular add-on options to consider: Zero Depreciation Cover: Standard policies factor in depreciation when reimbursing for parts replacement after an accident. It bridges this gap by covering the entire cost of replacing damaged parts, regardless of depreciation.