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Not having a working tool when it’s needed can drastically slow down repair times. In addition to cleaning tools and ensuring toolboxes are organized, technicians should test their test equipment. What questions should you ask yourself to ensure your tools are working properly? Find out in this Tech Tip.
Did you know that 57% of heavy-duty trucks leave the shop with active fault codes? By always initiating a diagnostic connection and performing a thorough check of the vehicle, you can help fleets reduce downtime and ensure the truck gets repaired properly the first time!
Due to how costly comebacks events are for fleets, it is imperative to have the vehicle completely repaired the first time it is in the shop.
Tech Tips: Using a Checklist to Save Time, Money, and PartsAs vehicle complexity rises, the industry experiences positive side effects, as well as some challenges. Many of those challenges occur within the diagnosis process. For example, an increased number of...
Tech Tip: Diagnosing Symptom Based Issues without Fault CodesMost technicians have reliable examination procedures to determine the root cause of an issue when provided with a list of active faults on the vehicle. However, that procedure becomes more difficult when no...
Communication failures are difficult for any technician, especially without knowledge of Oscilloscopes. Learn how JPRO solves the problem!
Tech Tips: Identifying OEM Components with JPROMany modern commercial trucks are built from a variety of different OEM components – Frankenstein trucks, if you will. You have a truck with a PACCAR engine, Allison transmission, and Bendix brakes; with such an...
