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Figure 5 shows how the PSOM cluster digitizes the AC signal that comes from the speed sensor, because computers work with digital signals. This signal is then sent to the EEC 4 module.
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Taking a Diagnostics Bath or an exercise infrustration can be a learning experience
February 1, 2000 by Craig Cook

It’s one thing to work on high tech vehicles with all the access to information that working at a new car dealership service department affords.Life in the independent aftermarket is a lot tougher tha…

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Dealing with life in a pressure-cooker
February 1, 2000 by CARS Magazine

Let’s face it, in today’s pressure-cooker atmosphere, keeping up with technology and the competition is more important than ever.The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence can help you m…

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How a budget can improve business
February 1, 2000 by Robert Wm Greenwood

A well-prepared budget or operating plan is the best source for management to get an indication of the financial health for an automotive repair business.Independent shops must think this process thro…

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BodyShop News (February 01, 2000)
February 1, 2000 by Auto Service World

Preferred Shop Practice Does Not Lessen Competition, Competition Bureau finds The insurance company practice of directing business to preferred bodyshops does not substantially lessen competition, according to a Competition Bureau ruling. The Competition Bureau carried out an examination of the

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University of the Aftermarket: Avoiding and Reducing Burnout Can Increase Profitability
February 1, 2000 by Auto Service World

“There’s no stress or burnout in our industry!” That’s what many aftermarket executives are telling themselves about their own environment as well as that of their team’s, but is this your real world? Have you or a co-worker been experiencing

The wiper blade market must contend with new vehicle designs and a consumer who rarely thinks about the fact that wipers wear out-- until they can't see, that is. Graphic: Toyota Canada.
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MARKET FEATURE: Wipers Working Harder for You
February 1, 2000 by Andrew Ross

Windshield wiper sales work best when you employ a three-pronged approach: Products, Promotions, and Premiums.

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The Real World?
February 1, 2000 by Andrew Ross, Editor

This may be the information age, but the speed and quantity of information available hasn’t made concepts like economics any easier to get a handle on. A recent economic report from the CIBC says that the economies of Canada and

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Countertalk For the Counterperson: Dr.Diagnostic
February 1, 2000 by Auto Service World

Detecting Hydrocarbons in the Coolant Symptom: Hydrocarbons (exhaust gases or fuel) in the cooling system. Cause: A leak past the head gasket or a flaw in the cylinder head casting or block. Solution: While large leaks would be detectable by

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Wisdom from a $1G per day Guy
February 1, 2000 by Gary Kenez

He’s a highly talented and productive auto service technician, with extraordinary customer relations skills and the ability to balance sometimes conflicting forces of sales targets and the customer’s …

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Brake guy talking
February 1, 2000 by CARS Magazine

Brakes may not be new or as exciting as e-commerce and dot.com start ups, but if hydraulic lines, rotors, calipers, drums and friction material could speak, they might complain of being taken for gran…

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Exhaust Service Opportunities
February 1, 2000 by CARS Magazine

Vehicles coming to a repair shop for performance concerns may have problems with the exhaust system, although there is no visible sign of a concern.In general, a clogged exhaust can be caused by deter…

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Lifter Bore Grooving Tool Kit
January 1, 2000 by Auto Service World

Since anything you do to reduce friction is a good thing, Competition Cams’ Lifter Bore Grooving Tool Kit fits the bill. The innovative approach precisely grooves the lifter bore for increases in the oiling of the contact area, which significantly