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Snap-on® announces Diagnostics National Trainer Jason Gabrenas will continue to host his weekly Tuesday Topic Training program in 2025. Gabrenas has a new lineup of industry training sessions on a variety of subjects that will be presented on a rotating basis. Professional service technicians are encouraged to attend to learn the latest tips and techniques to get the most out of their diagnostic tools. Topics include: Light Duty Diesel Diagnostics, ADAS 2025, OEM-Specific ADAS Training - Ford®, VVT System Diagnosis, OEM-Specific ADAS Training - Toyota®, and Electronic Power Steering Testing and Repair.
In this article, we'll highlight the variety of differences between diesel and gasoline engines, including how they ignite the air fuel mixture, and their efficiency and performance. Due to their differences, a diagnostic scanner that has the coverage to address the different systems can change the game. At Snap-on, our scanners have great coverage. Take a look at our GM® and Ford® IQA analysis as well as highlighting of the classic Mercedes-Benz® Sprinter®.
In the latest Press Release, you'll learn about Evaporative Emission Control System or EVAP for short. We know this is a leading cause for comebacks, and we'll dive into what mistakes to avoid and how to make dealing with EVAP potentially profitable for all.
SOLUS+ Spanish Training modules teach technicians how to get the most out of their diagnostic tools through short instructional videos that provide information on different aspects of tool operations. Topics include a tool introduction, navigation, diagnostic capabilities, exclusive features, troubleshooting tips and much more all in Spanish (Espanol)
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Depending on who you ask, some technicians and shop owners have differing perspectives on EVAP - is it a friend or a foe? We know it can be difficult to diagnose and also a leading cause for comebacks, but in this Technical Focus article we are going to dive into mistakes to avoid and how to make dealing with EVAP profitable for all.
TPMS is designed to alert the driver to low tire pressure while the vehicle is traveling as well as when it is stationary. Low pressure is responsible for many accidents and breakdowns. The possibility is greatly increased when a tire has low pressure. Incorrect pressure also has a negative effect on fuel economy, emissions and tire wear.
The article is about electric vehicles, (EV) for short, also known as battery electric vehicles (BEV). The B in BEV defines an all-electric vehicle versus a hybrid. There are now many OEMs with BEV offerings, such as the Audi® e-tron®, BMW® i4®, Cadillac® Lyriq®, Chevrolet® Blazer®, Ford® F-150® Lightning® and Mustang Mach-E®, Hyundai® ioniq®, Kia® EV6®, MG5®, Mini®, Nissan® Leaf®, Polestar® 2, Rivian®, Tesla® and Volkswagen® 1D.3®. Let's drive in!