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Overlooked components that can make or break a brake repairModern braking systems are engineered to incredibly tight tolerances, yet when it comes to replacement, some of the smallest and least expensive components are still too often overlooked. |
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Kia Ireland technician heads to Skill World Cup in South KoreaKia Ireland will this year be represented at the Kia Skill World Cup by technician William McDonald, as he heads to the biennial event this week in Seoul, South Korea. |
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Suzuki Swift clutch fitment guideWhen installing a new clutch kit to a Suzuki Swift VVT, you may come across an actuation issue. In some installations of these applications, non-release after a short period has been a reported area of concern. |
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Honda pilots ADAS sensors to spot potholes and road damage in real timeHonda and the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) in the United States have completed a pilot project using advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) sensors to detect road defects in real time. |
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Audi ending five-cylinder engine production over Euro 7 rulesAudi is set to end production of its five-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine for Europe next year, after more than 50 years. |
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MG launches Europe’s first semi-solid-state batterySolid-state batteries have long been viewed as the pinnacle of electric vehicle technology, with claims that a full charge can be achieved in around nine minutes, writes Eoin Cuttle. |
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How to manage the rise of ADAS faults in independent workshopsAdvanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are no longer a luxury feature found only on premium models. Systems such as lane keep assist, adaptive cruise control, autonomous emergency braking, blind spot monitoring and traffic sign recognition are now standard across much modern vehicles. |
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IAAF appoints James Dillon as technical directorThe Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) in the UK has appointed James Dillon as its new technical director. |
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Solid state battery charges in under five-minutesTechnology company Donut Lab has published the results of the first measurements analysing the features of its solid state battery, which verifies it can be charged from 0-80 per cent in less than five minutes. |
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ALLDATA shares insights on ‘gigacasting’ using Tesla OEM repair dataGigacasting is changing vehicle manufacturing – and repair practices along with it. Helpfully, with ALLDATA Repair, workshops and bodyshops can either replace or repair complex aluminium structures, like those on Tesla models. |
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