
Brandon Steckler
Technical Editor at Vehicle Service Pros
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3 days ago |
vehicleservicepros.com | Brandon Steckler
Wrench Tales #16: "A 'Shift' In Approach" with Tony MossutoIntermittent network faults are challenging unless you have an efficient diagnostic approach like this. Motor Age Technical Editor Brandon Steckler is back with Wrench Tales #16 and his very good friend from Jacksonville, FL, Tony Mossuto. Tony runs a very successfully shop in the Jacksonville area called Everything Automotive and he was faced with what appears to be a very challenging subject vehicle.
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1 week ago |
vehicleservicepros.com | Brandon Steckler
Mastering Diagnostics #24: Furthering Knowledge from Know-Good Data CapturesKnowledge begets new knowledge. And that motto couldn't be any more applicable than it is in vehicle diagnostics!Mastering Diagnostics returns with another contribution from Motor Age Technical Editor, Brandon Steckler. In this video, Brandon applies his 28 years of technical experience (both good and bad) and leverages the information captured from known-good vehicles.
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2 weeks ago |
vehicleservicepros.com | Brandon Steckler
Wrench Tales #15 ”To ‘Dodge’ a Bullet” w/Keith PerkinsSymptoms are just that! Focusing on the root cause of the symptom is in the best interest of any tech out there!Welcome back to another episode of Wrench Tales! This time Brandon is joined by long-time friend and fellow instructor, Keith Perkins. In this episode, Keith and Brandon discuss a driveability issue on a vehicle exhibiting multiple DTCs, a malfunction indicator lamp illuminated, and a lack of acceleration.
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3 weeks ago |
vehicleservicepros.com | Brandon Steckler
The Trainer #159: Increased Engine Efficiency Through Forced InductionTurbocharging and supercharging are not only about higher engine output. It's mostly about tailpipe emissions.
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1 month ago |
vehicleservicepros.com | Brandon Steckler
A 2008 Mazda 3 entered the shop with the driver complaining of it running rough after cold starts, and a MIL illuminated. The only DTC stored was P0300 "Random misfire detected."The vehicle had been in another shop recently, but had left there running in good condition. What would you recommend doing next, given the data bullet points in last month’s challenge? Given this information, what would you do next?
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