Automotive Tools, Links and Software

Michael Gray, through "Rolling Hills Publishing" has published a basic car care text (Auto Upkeep: Basic Car Care). We find this text to be a valuable resource for all automotive consumers and an excellent text for consumer focused courses. Excerpt pages, a table of contents, and text are available. www.rollinghillspublishing.com

Conversion of scientific values is sometimes a problem for automotive technicians. A convenient conversion program is available free on the net at JoshMadison.com

The Automotive Department at Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) has a web site with JIT Math that also has the formulas for calculating many different automotive related math functions. Also available on this web site is a links page with exceptional links for automotive technicians: www.slcc.edu/tech/jerry/

Automotive diagnostic tools are sometimes difficult to find. Tool Source has the best collection of diagnostic tools on the Internet.

The presentations and other materials on this sight are available in PDF format. PDF (Portable Document Format) is a document format that requires a specific reader. Adobe Acrobat Reader is available for free from Adobe.com

If your computer cannot open ZIP files, try WinZip for Windows, StuffIt for Macintosh, or the unzip command for Linux/Unix.

www.autonerdz.com Automotive lab scope diagnostics training and equipment sales for the driveability pro. In my opinion the best scope trainer in the business.