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Motor Equipment News February 2010

Tool Feature
Diesel Industry News
Panel and paint
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Technology makes for easier work

New developments in hand, air, and power tools often happen in small increments. But over time the nett effect has made the automotive technician’s work much easier and faster.

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Whatever happened to A1GP?

It’s gone very quiet since A1GP cancelled the first three meetings of the 2009-10 season, and the answer is probably that it is finished.

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World's most popular colours

DuPont recently announced that silver, black and white are the top colours in its first-ever ranking of global vehicle colour popularity.

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Ford introduces inflatable seat belts

Next year the Ford Motor Company will introduce the world’s first automotive inflatable seat belts, combining traditional seat belt and air bag technologies to provide more crash safety protection for rear seat occupants.

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Automatic transmission basics

 The basic purpose of an automatic transmission is to provide a forward and reverse driving range that increases the torque between the engine and the drive wheels.

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Getting your motor running

New Zealand V8 racing gained a new hero as Eddie Bell won the first round of the BNT championship at Pukekohe’s Fujitsu 200 meeting.

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Cracking down on cowboy polluters

Rogue dismantling operators creating hazardous pollution problems in the Auckland region will soon be forced to clean up their act.

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Cool As

A vehicle engine converts less than half of the chemical energy in fuel to mechanical energy that moves the vehicle forward.

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