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The Key Differences Between 4WD and AWD Systems

Tomorrow's Technician

The majority of cars and trucks on the road come standard with open differentials, due to the additional cost of limited slip. With the advancement of computer and electronic technology, antilock braking systems (ABS) and traction control systems (TCS) all of a sudden knew exactly what was happening at each wheel at all times.

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2024 Career Guide: How to Get a Job as a Mechanic

Automotive Training Centre

Understanding the Role of a Mechanic Mechanics specialize in maintaining, diagnosing, and repairing vehicles, including cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Their work goes beyond mere tinkering; they ensure that vehicles operate safely and efficiently, using mechanical knowledge and technical skills.

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Current Trends in Hiring Demand for Heavy Duty Truck Mechanics

Auto Service World

Heavy-duty truck mechanics industry has witnessed many changes in the last few years. This article covers the material referring to the future of the hiring demand for heavy duty truck mechanics and future outlooks for those doing this job. For this, skilled truck mechanics are required to perform repairs and preventative maintenance.

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Career Highlight: What Does A Heavy Duty Estimator Do?

Automotive Training Centre

A heavy duty estimator works primarily in industries involving large vehicles and machinery, such as trucks, buses, and construction equipment. Technical Documentation: They are responsible for creating comprehensive and detailed repair plans and job quotes. What is a Heavy Duty Estimator?

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Opening an ADAS Calibration Business

Tomorrow's Technician

A given in the repair industry is that the world of vehicle electronics keeps changing. This is not only apparent in the collision and auto glass industries but also mechanical and trucking/transportation. New electronics are being added to vehicles with every new model year.

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UTI Launches New EV and BHEV Curriculum

Tomorrow's Technician

Universal Technical Institute , the transportation, skilled trades, and energy education division of Universal Technical Institute, Inc. “As the number of battery electric and electric vehicles on the road increases, so does the need for technicians trained to work on these complex cars and trucks.

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Bendix On-Line Brake School Surpasses 200,000 Users

Tire Review Magazine

“Knowledge sharing and access to updated technical information are key components of fleet, vehicle, and highway safety.” One size doesn’t fit all—every trucking company can have specific education needs,” Thomas said. Education sessions can be conducted remotely.