Garage Gurus

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Stay on top of industry trends and new techniques with the help of the Garage Gurus. Through world-class automotive training, you can enhance your skills or learn new ones. Master technicians will guide you every step of the way. 

Designed specifically for the auto technician, choose the way to learn that works best for you and your schedule - onsite, online or on-demand. Your go-to source for training, Garage Gurus gives you access to a comprehensive suite of support tools. Get the training and answers you need to advance your career or keep that next repair job on-track. 

Courses cover the topics that matter the most to you. Online steering and suspension courses include topics like alignment and steering system basics while webinar topics include Mastering Truck Ball Joints and Using your Alignment Machine as a Diagnostic Tool.

Workshop courses give you the opportunity to learn directly from a Garage Guru Master Technician at one of the Garage Guru technical support centers. You’ll get the hands-on experience you need to solve real-world issues you’ll see in the garage. Steering and Suspension Service and Advanced Suspension System Diagnostics are designed to help you with those steering and suspension service jobs.

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[TheAvinash Kumar]

These days demand for Auto is increased by 100%, everyone wants a vehicle. So, the market for vehicle grow and it will create a great number of jobs. If you want a job, then you have to learn. The Vehicle market growth directly reciprocal to vehicle parts also. I will discuss here on

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A suspension is the arrangement of tires, tire air, springs, stun permeable and linkages that associates a vehicle to its haggles relative movement between the two. It is mainly used in a vehicle for support both road holding, handling, and ride quality. It was first time used by Mors of Paris in 1901 by Henri Fournier. After that, it will be developed and used by different Countries of the Company.

There are Two types of Automotive Suspension:

1)      Dependent Suspension

2)      Independent Suspension

In Dependent, which both the privilege and the left wheels of the front and the back match of wheels are associated with a strong axle so that the upward movement because of the knock in any one wheel of the front and the back wheels combine causes a slight lift in the other. In simple word, it will be used in a high-level road to surface contact vehicles. Which are used in luggage’s lift from one place to another?

Example: Trucks, Buses, in which front and rear pairs of wheels connected with a solid axle.

[ThirdAngel]

This looks really interesting. I would love to learn more more about the auto industry AC systems. I'm currently working on some of my own trying to renovate my house.