1. Info-Parts
  2. Cars
IAA launch for Pneuscan

IAA launch for Pneuscan

This year’s IAA commercial vehicle show in Germany will serve as the launch venue for the new Pneuscan Onground system from Ventech Systems. The floor-mounted system can perform automatic tyre pressure and tread inspections on a range of vehicles, including passenger cars, vans, buses and multi-axle trucks. The portability of Pneuscan Onground is expected to be a major selling point for the system.
Read more
  • 25.08.2016
Shaking off dependency

Shaking off dependency

Low viscosity oils are in demand and Morris Lubricants is answering the call with two new blends to meet the demands of hi-tech engines launched by Ford and Volvo.
Read more
  • 23.08.2016
Don’t pimp your ride if you want to sell it – Glass’s

Don’t pimp your ride if you want to sell it – Glass’s

Retrofit add-ons like big bore exhausts, aftermarket alloys and tinted glass can put off potential used car buyers and destroy values, says Glass’s. Andy Cutler, forecast values editor, explained that these non-manufacturer options suggested that the previous owner was a boy racer and the car would have been driven hard.
Read more
  • 22.08.2016
No-Crank Cruze

No-Crank Cruze

Owners of a 2011-2014 Chevy Cruze may comment about an intermittent engine no-crank. They may also comment that if they cycle the ignition OFF and then back ON, the engine may crank. This may be accompanied by a CMP (exhaust camshaft position sensor) signal.
Read more
  • 19.08.2016
‘Revolutionary’ new petrol engine from Infiniti

‘Revolutionary’ new petrol engine from Infiniti

Infiniti (part of the Nissan group) will present VC-T (Variable Compression-Turbocharged), the world’s first production-ready variable compression ratio engine and one of the most advanced internal combustion engines ever created, on September 29 at the 2016 Paris Motor Show (Mondial de l’Automobile).
Read more
  • 19.08.2016
NAMA ‘pleased at government response to clocking problem’

NAMA ‘pleased at government response to clocking problem’

Recently, the National Association of Motor Auctions (NAMA), the UK’s leading representative body for vehicle auctions, sent a letter to the newly appointed secretary of state for transport, Rt Hon Chris Grayling MP, raising the subject of odometer fraud, or ‘clocking’; the practice of altering a vehicle’s odometer to show a lower mileage than that actually travelled, thereby increasing the re-sale value of the vehicle.
Read more
  • 18.08.2016

MOD_LOGINREGISTER_REGISTRATION_TITLE



MOD_LOGINREGISTER_LOGIN_TITLE

Remember Me