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Industry news on alternators, starter motors, batteries and auto electrical spare parts.
How to increase the profit of a car service centre
Ways to grow workshop revenue through business planning, seasonality, customer analysis, specialisation and spare parts sales.
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Key Points of Car Air Conditioner Recharging
Differences between R12 and R134a refrigerants, how their service ports differ and why the correct oil quantity matters when replacing a compressor.
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Why you need to flush a car’s air conditioning system
If an AC system that lost pressure or had a compressor failure is not flushed, new parts can fail quickly. Signs of contamination and how to flush properly.
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How often should you have your vehicle serviced?
Simple checks every 1,000 km, a full service every 10,000 km and seasonal preparation before summer and winter: MSG Equipment’s maintenance schedule.
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Signs of Alternator Failure
What the alternator does, the mechanical and electrical faults it can suffer, and warning signs such as hard starting, dim headlights and a charge light.
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Shock Absorber Knocking: Main Causes
What causes shock absorber knocking, how oil leaks and a bounce test reveal it, and how a faulty damper affects braking distance.
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2018 campaign on the MS604 steering pump test bench
In summer 2018 MSG Equipment offered a discount on the MS604 bench, which tests hydraulic power steering pumps within minutes, for orders placed by the end of September.
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Five tips to extend starter motor life
How pauses between cranking attempts, a charged battery, a dry engine bay and regular brush checks extend the service life of a starter.
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Types of service stations: dealer car service
Dealer workshops follow manufacturer standards and offer original parts and warranty, but their services come at a higher price.
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Types of service stations: independent car service
Officially registered independent workshops are a strong alternative to dealers, with a wide range of services, aftermarket parts and fair prices.
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Types of service stations: specialised car service
Specialised workshops focus on one area and, despite a narrow service list, can deliver high quality in it with the latest equipment.
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Types of service stations: garage car service
Garage workshops offer low prices, but come with drawbacks such as informal operation, no repair documents and limited equipment.
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