CRP Automotive’s Pentosin Brand Director Mark Malone chats about the differences between application-specific antifreeze and those designed to work in all makes and all models in this episode of “Inside the Brands”.
Have a Honda/Acura customer that’s fallen behind on oil changes? They may have a clogged or leaking spool filter or oil filter housing gasket. You could replace the entire VTEC assembly, or you could watch …
CRP Automotive’s AJUSA Brand Manager Todd Ciccone shows you where to find the proper torque specs to help make your next head gasket replacement a little bit easier in this episode of “Inside the Brands”.
CRP Automotive’s Pentosin Brand Director Mark Malone talks about some of the differences between conventional and synthetic motor oils in this episode of “Inside the Brands”.
In this episode of “Inside the Brands”, CRP Automotive takes a look at some of the reasons behind power steering component failure and discuss a few key things to look out for during your next …
Reusing the original temperature sensor on a lower radiator hose replacement? CRP Automotive’s Product Analyst Alex Ragucci is about to show you why that’s not the best idea in this episode of “Inside the Brands”.
It’s common practice to examine brake hoses for cracks or leaks, but often times the root cause of things like sticking calipers lies a little deeper. In this week’s episode of “Inside the Brands”, CRP …
Is your antifreeze using the right “secret sauce?” Filling with the wrong antifreeze can harm an engine’s water pump and allow radiators to rust. Learn more about OE-quality Pentosin antifreeze in this episode of “Inside …
What happens when a hydraulic engine mount fails? See the damage for yourself and learn the best way to diagnose a failing mount in this episode of “Inside the Brands”.
If you’ve worked on a MINI Cooper S or JCW turbo vehicle in recent years, it’s possible you’ve experienced one of the problems featured in this episode of “Inside the Brands”. If not, this may …
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