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With the changing of the season, the weather is only likely to deteriorate and it’s the winter that particularly exposes any frailties with a vehicle’s components or systems, which is why wholesalers need the support of market leading manufacturers such as DENSO
Due to the rising cost of R134a refrigerant, counterfeit refrigerant is entering the European market. So, don’t get duped into purchasing it, warns DENSO
Despite the fact that air conditioning (AC) and climate control systems have been a standard feature on the typical car for a number of years, why does AC service still present such a challenge to mainstream workshops?
DENSO is one of the leading original equipment (OE) manufacturers of air conditioning (AC) components, which it supplies to vehicle manufacturers (VMs) across the globe. Its related expertise extends to many of the systems that are associated with a vehicle’s thermal management, not least the front-end auxiliary drive (FEAD) system that powers the AC compressor. As problems with this system can have consequences to the vehicle’s AC compressor directly, and other AC components as a result, DENSO Aftermarket has produced this useful technical guide to assist technicians correctly diagnose faults and improve the quality of the repairs they undertake.
Original equipment (OE) quality and correctly functioning glow plugs are imperative if the vehicle manufacturer’s (VM) engine performance standards, exhaust emissions and fuel consumption are to remain within their tolerances. However, as a general wear component, even the best of plugs, such as those manufactured by DENSO, will come to the end of their lives and need replacing. So, how should a faulty glow plug be identified, and the replacement correctly installed?
