Finding quality collision repair resources can be difficult. That’s why Mopar® has consolidated a lot of the information you need to perform top-notch repairs that keep your customers (and your customers’ friends and f ...
When a routine brake job is performed (pads and/or shoes, and maybe the rotors/drums, are replaced), the brake system should be bled to remove any residual air in the brake lines. ...
The 5.9L and 6.7L Cummins® reman engines are not simply rebuilt, they’re reborn. ...
When driving through tight places, one component might be the most vulnerable. And that’s the exterior side-view mirror, especially the one on the driver’s side. ...
Before we review the clutch replacement procedures, it’s important to test and diagnose clutch problems. Drive the vehicle at normal speeds and shift through all the gear ranges. Observe the clutch action. If the clutch ...
The market is flooded with powertrain products. But there is only one authentic choice in powertrain parts and assemblies for Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep® or Ram Brand vehicles: Mopar Engines and Assemblies. ...
Very simply, the fogging is caused by water vapor condensing inside the lamp assembly. This vapor usually collects on the inside surface of the lens. The phenomenon is similar to the inside surface of the windshield fogg ...
147,000,000 gallons of gas vaporize into the atmosphere each year due to the cap not being securely closed or missing. Keeping up with regular vehicle maintenance can improve gas mileage by an average of 4.1%. ...
Headlamp aiming rarely needs to be done. However, if there is damage tot he headlamp assembly or an accident, headlamp aiming might be required. The method for aiming headlamps involves projecting the light pattern onto a ver ...
The water pump is the heart of the cooling system for any engine. It works to pump coolant through the engine in order to remove heat. It also pumps coolant into the radiator to remove heat throughout the engine. This compo ...
