S. Scott Shriber

Skip to content Main Navigation Social Connect Resources Our Brand Family Published: In automotive drivetrains, several components confuse people because their names sound similar. Two common examples are half shafts and the drive shaft. Both move rotational force, but they work in different locations and ways. This overview explains how they differ. First, picture the drive shaft. This long, tube like component runs down the center of a rear-wheel-drive, four-wheel-drive, or all-wheel-drive vehicle.

Skip to content Main Navigation Social Connect Resources Our Brand Family Published: Everyone knows about spark plugs and the wires associated with them. Few people discuss the spark plug wire retainers that hold everything in place. Spark plug wire retainers keep wires positioned safely and away from moving or hot engine components. These retainers prevent interference with normal engine operation. Unloomed wires can chafe against engine parts and eventually ground out.

Skip to content Main Navigation Social Connect Resources Our Brand Family Published: Your customer may not know all the details of putting a new stereo into their vehicle and how to wire the speakers in their new sound system. Modern stereo wiring requires careful planning due to higher power and more components.