News
from AESwave.com Automotive Electronics
Services, Inc. 2009
June
Ending soon
Launch Quarterly Special
June 30, 2009 marks the end of the Launch Quarterly
Special:
Any purchase of an X431 or X431 Tool is eligible
for
an EXTRA year of free updates (a $995 value!)
ON TOP of the free year we already give,
for a total of 2
FREE YEARS!
Additionally, a CRecorder will also be
included FREE OF CHARGE!
Have an old scan tool collecting dust? Trade it in to save even more
money. Acceptable trade-ins include:
• OTC 4000 and clones
• OTC Monitor and clones
• OTC Genisys and clones
• Snap-on MT2500
• Snap-on SOLUS
• Snap-on MODIS
• MasterTech
• DRB3
• Tech 2
• Tool not on the list? Tell
me which one you have.
Product Spotlight
Power Probe ECT 2000 Circuit Tester
Ever
seen one of those action flicks where they attach a transmitter to a
car and then use GPS to track down terrorists, kidnappers, or truant
high school students bent on overthrowing a sadistic guidance
counselor? The Power Probe ECT 2000 Circuit Tester uses a similar
approach to track shorts and opens in vehicle circuits.
The scope voltage and time settings determine the
size of the waveform on your scope screen. You can zoom out,
displaying more waveform at a smaller size, or zoom in, magnifying a
portion of the waveform for closer analysis. Vertical size is
controlled by the voltage adjustment; horizontal size by the time
adjustment.
The swiss army knife of transducers! Compatible
with your Snap-On® transducers.
OBDII
Trouble Code Reference Guide for Ford Vehicles (2003-2008)
A 500-page Quick Reference Guide for 2003-2008 Ford
vehicles equipped with Onboard Diagnostics with "Possible Cause
List"
NGS
Mach II (HIC82065)
It's back! and has a faster processor, larger display
area, brighter display and NO MORE cards.
Toyota,
Lexus & Scion Engine Performance
ATG adds Toyota to their library of reference manuals.
Technician Entrepreneur Mobile Techs: Competitor or Profit-Center?
A growing trend among diagnostic-loving technicians is to drop
the shop and hit the road to provide diagnostic services to local
shops. They are well tooled, well connected, and when the price
is right, will work for hire.
Are they keeping your under-educated, under-tooled competitors open
for business?
Or
Are they helping your shop stay lean and profitable by providing
just-in-time, as-needed knowledge and equipment?
Probably a little of
both. Mark Olinger, vice president of the Mobile Diagnostics
Group, thinks your shop has more to gain than lose by utilizing a
mobile diagnostic tech for diagnosis, flashing, resets, and more.
The
Mobile Diagnostics Group is a loose network of independently owned
and operated businesses scattered throughout the United States. Is
there one in your area?
TST Seminar
Events
Attend a
live seminar. All TST seminars are open to non-members:
Advanced Wiring Diagram Analysis Featuring: Jorge Menchu, AES
June 1, 2009 Auburn, Massachusetts
June 2, 2009 Southbury, Connecticut
June 3, 2009 Totowa, New Jersey
June 4, 2009 Mahopac, New York Click
here for details and registration for TST Seminars.
ACDC
Hybrid Training Craig
Van Batenburg offers hybrid training in New England and across the
country.
