By Mark Salem, Automotive Master Technician for CRC Industries
Every sensor on or in a computer-controlled car or truck talks to the “on-board PC” in a kind of language you’ve never heard or seen. All of the inputs are in a voltage-speak and are all numbers. All of these signals to and from the PC travel in and out at up to 300 times per second. That is some party line!
Warminster, PA – CRC Industries, Inc., leading automotive aftermarket chemical manufacturer, will send one very lucky Facebook fan and a guest to Indy in July for an action-packed weekend of NASCAR and GRAND-AM racing for the inaugural ‘Super Weekend at the Brickyard.’ The event will be held
CRC MOTOR TREATMENT cleans and lubricates internal fuel and oil systems for a smoother running engine, increased MPG, restored power and reduced emissions.
A dirty mass air flow sensor can cause reduced horsepower and MPG, hesitation, sputtering, hard starting, stalling, excess emissions and power loss. Cleaning your MAF sensor is easy and should take about 10 minutes. Watch this video to learn why cleaning your MAF sensor is so important and how to do it.
Jason Marks, crew chief for BimmerWorld Racing and Ryan Kuhn, team technician, detail the importance of performing a proper brake job and show how they use CRC products for each step of the job.
Do you have scratchy volume controls on your car or home stereo, dirty contacts on your video game console, dusty printed circuit boards, sticky key pads, or grimy connector contacts? Try CRCQD Electronic Cleaner! Not just for automotive applications, it is an excellent precision cleaning solvent that cleans and protects sensitive electronic components and contacts.
By Mark Salem, ASE Master Tech and Owner/Operator Salem Auto Boys, Tempe, AZ
When you decide to perform your own brake job, just remember, this is one of the few car repairs that, if done wrong, can really cause serious injury or death of your kin and others.
So let’s talk about the important steps of a successful front disc brake repair.
CRC Auto News