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Automotive Technical Tips Forum

Professional automotive forum primarily for the submission of time-saving technical tips, vehicle repair procedures, helpful hints, etc. This forum is strictly oriented towards sharing helpful tips, and not for asking technical questions, as you might find in the Technical Discussion Forum. This forum is for experienced automotive repair professionals only, membership required.

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Recent Automotive Discussions in the Automotive Technical Tips Forum

Newer Subaru TPMS issues
09/05/2025 in the Technical Tips Forum
We have been having a rash of tire pressure sensor failures on newer Subaru vehicles. However, when the cars come to the shop, everything seems to be working fine and we use our Autel tool to ping all of the sensors. All of them check out fine, good respo...
blower motor r&r
08/30/2025 in the Technical Tips Forum
[HVAC: 15 Nissan Rogue Select S 2.5L] hello everyone I am posting a quicker fix for blower motor removal than what alldata and charm have so you don't have to waste time pulling the dash out just to get blower out, its on driver side by the way 1 remove ...
Air Conditioning
07/31/2025 in the Technical Tips Forum
[HVAC: 97 Ford F-150 XLT 4.2L] Truck came in with blown #11 fuse controlling AC compressor. Found shorted diode (diode is in aux relay box). Replaced diode and compressor engaged briefly but quit with #11 fuse blown and shorted diode. Tried again without...
project farm reviews
07/25/2025 in the Technical Tips Forum
Maybe you guys are familiar with this. There is a Youtube channel called project farm that does pretty credible reviews of tools and household items. Worth a watch. Greg.
rear wheel bearing
06/28/2025 in the Technical Tips Forum
[Chassis: 15 Subaru Outback 2.5i 2.5L] rust belt. spent 2 hrs trying to get rear hub out hitting tool with sledge hammer and heat. drilled hole between hub flange and spindle and drove in tapered air chisel bit that broke it free. fyi.

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