In the late 1990s, engineers and OEMs predicted a future where 42-volt electrical architecture would be a standard feature on all new vehicles. This high-voltage system was a solution for the power required for loads such as electric power steering. It got as far as an SAE standard so OEMs and suppliers could implement these systems. What happened? The simple answer is that engineers improved how 12-volt power was managed in the vehicle.
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A highlight of the collaboration includes networking support with industry leaders to help facilitate training and job placement.
United Service Organizations (USO) and Universal Technical Institute (UTI) have announced a partnership to support military service members with their transition to civilian life. The collaboration will focus on offering specialized training programs and resources for careers in the transportation, skilled trades and energy industries, the organizations reported in a press release.
If camber, caster or toe are out of specifications, there is usually a reason why.
Hunter’s Pete Liebetreu explains the company’s Ultimate ADAS system, its areas of growth and its outlook on wheel service for EVs.
When choosing the right car lift for servicing electric vehicles there are several key factors to consider.
This new set is a compilation of all the current micro line products, including pry bars, picks, hooks and screwdrivers.
The new BendPak SP-7XE Series of full-rise scissor lifts provides the performance and undercarriage access of traditional two-post lifts in a more compact, space-saving package.
Hunter employed several Optimizely products to help provide exceptional customer experiences. With the assistance of Optimizely CMS, Hunter’s corporate website Hunter.com saw a 70% increase in monthly average pageviews.
Aimed at attracting technicians to the field, the videos highlight various professional roles in collision repair including structural technicians, estimators and electric diagnostics technicians.
ASE is partnering with dealer associations to conduct student competitions designed to increase awareness of automotive career opportunities.
