It Works Just Like a Carburetor. Here’s How You Fix It. There was a time not long ago when fuel was delivered to the engine through a carburetor. This device had a throttle plate, connected to the accelerator pedal vi ...
Keeping Your Cool to Repair the Air. Over the last 50 years, air conditioning has evolved from an expensive option in automobiles to standard equipment status. While the basic operating principles and components of the A/C ...
The process of developing a performance part like a Mopar® Shaker Hood is a complicated and involved one, according to Nicho Vardis, Mopar Design Manager. “It starts with a 2D sketch of the product. This gives everyone ...
Noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) are the three words used to categorize the rattles, squeals, shakes, bumps and whistling sounds that disrupt the ride. So, how can you help customers stop the noise? This primer on NVH ...
Based on current trends and statistics, in the coming years, there will be a number of opportunities of which independent repair facilities can truly take advantage. Most are based on the premise that people are owning thei ...
Proper tire maintenance is critical for optimizing tire wear and life. But, it’s not always easy to know when a tire (or tires) need replacing. Most tires are designed and engineered for specific vehicles. Proper tires pr ...
The 2.4L MultiAir® engine, commonly referred to as the Tigershark® engine, is the base powerplant for several FCA US LLC models. This leading-edge 4-cylinder engine combines both power and economy for the 21st century. ...
As we say goodbye to winter, we look ahead to the milder temperatures and sunnier days of spring. Here are a few tips to make sure you’re prepared to help your customers get their vehicles ready to go as the season changes ...
Dodge Durango is a muscle car disguised in an SUV’s body. Equipping it with performance parts can push it to the limit. These parts are engineered specifically for the vehicle, so they meet all Mopar® fit, function, safe ...
In the old days, anytime you wanted to roll down the window, you had to turn a crank, which meant that if you were driving alone and wanted to open the passenger window, or the back windows, you had to stop and pull over. ...
