With all of the options out there to purchase tools and the many different tool vendors to choose from, I recently came across a program that can benefit Vocational and Technical students as well as their Instructors in automotive programs.

This is a seasonal advertisement for Sears/Craftsman tools so I wanted to share it with you. Check out the latest products available for your craftsman tool collection.

One thing that most people don’t think about when constantly working on cars is, there always seems to be a collection of old parts after a job is finished. What do you do with old brake rotors? How do you dispose of old engine oil or car batteries. Learn how to be environmentally friendly and recycle old car parts.

Have you ever wondered, what if my engine blew up and the cost to repair it exceeded the value of the car? What if your transmission went out and between the cost for parts and the time to overhaul it was more than you had time for? Here is an article with today’s finances in mind for the do it yourself type person.

The key maintenance parts that require service for a tune-up are the air and fuel filters, spark plugs and oil change. In this section I will show you how to replace spark plugs.

Here is a major suspension component that is susceptible to corrosion and rust of the worst kind. In this article I will show you a worst case scenario of why these trailing arms have a problem and how to replace them.

There are many different types of braking systems that have been used over the years. In this section I’ll describe the different types, how they operate, and how these systems have evolved over time. Learn which types are commonly used in today’s vehicles.