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AUTO CARE 101 Womens Board Winter Leadership Conference Bogi Lateiner, 180 Degrees Automotive Jill Trotta, RepairPal.com Pam Oakes, Pams Motor City Carolyn Coquillette, Luscious Garage Tina Smith, NGK Spark Plugs Exhaust Tina Smith NGK

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AUTO CARE 101

Women’s Board Winter Leadership Conference

Bogi Lateiner, 180 Degrees Automotive Jill Trotta, RepairPal.com Pam Oakes, Pam’s Motor City Carolyn Coquillette, Luscious Garage Tina Smith, NGK Spark Plugs

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Exhaust

Tina Smith NGK Spark Plugs

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  • Controls emissions and exhaust produced

by the engine

  • Turns harmful pollutants into harmless
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  • Reduces loud noises produced from

engine combustion

  • Ensures vehicle is running fuel efficient

Why is the Exhaust System Important

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Exhaust Components

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Exhaust Manifolds

Exhaust Components

Exhaust Pipe Muffler

Catalytic Converter

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Oxygen Sensor

Exhaust Components

EGR Valve PCV Valve

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  • Exhaust Manifold – is attached to the

engine and vents exhaust gas from engine cylinders

  • Exhaust Pipes – pipes that connect the

entire exhaust system together

  • Catalytic Convertor – converts harmful

emissions into safer ones

  • Muffler- acts as a silencer to reduce

extremely loud noises

  • Resonator- extra silencer in the exhaust to

reduce noise

Exhaust Components

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  • Oxygen Sensor- reads oxygen levels in the

exhaust and sends signal back to control module

  • PCV (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) Valve - valve

that controls the release of crankcase gases and vapors into the intake manifold

  • EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) Valve- valve used

to recirculate some of the exhaust back into the cylinders to reduce combustion temperature and provide a complete burn of the fuel

Exhaust Components- Sensors

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Exhaust Components

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Dual Exhaust

Exhaust Components

Y Pipe Y Pipe

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What can go wrong?

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Questions?

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Brakes

Pam Oakes Pam’s Motor City

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Overheat, Pad Melt to Rotor Overheat

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Pad Depth Pad, Rotor Damage

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Pitted Rotor Rotor Rot Rotor Pad

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Shoe Separation Bad vs. Good

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Brake Abuse Brake Setup

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Brake Shoe Overheat Caliper, Pin Issue

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Element Issue Damaged Rotor Hardware Issue

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Questions?

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Fluids

Jill Trotta RepairPal.com

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Questions?

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Electrical System

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“Zero to 200v in 15 Minutes”

Carolyn Coquillette Luscious Garage

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Progress, Not Perfection

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The Essentials

  • battery
  • starter
  • alternator
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Questions?

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Air Conditioning

Bogi Latenier 180 Degrees Automotive

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Coolant vs. Freon/Refrigerant

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Questions?