A Ton Of Useful Information With Videos

by Rob Eller

Here at Mitchell 1, we strive to offer complete, bumper-to-bumper service, diagnostic and maintenance information. With the constant introduction of new models and the exponential growth of data, at times that can be a tall order!

In this blog, I wanted to highlight the video information that we have been putting into Mitchell 1's ProDemand auto repair Information for Acura and Honda vehicles. Even if you don’t do a lot of service on these vehicles, it is worth your time to “poke around” and see what is offered. Between the two makes, there are a little over 300 available. There are many general information videos that are beneficial, no matter what brand you normally see.

A few of my favorites are:

• A Look at 5-Step Troubleshooting – Video
• Always Start with the Basics when Troubleshooting Electrical Problems – Video
• Measure Voltage Drop to Pinpoint Those Elusive Electrical Problems – Video
• Misfire Troubleshooting Tip – Video
• Road Force Vibration – Video

Others that you may find of interest:

• Checking the CVT Fluid Level When There’s No Dipstick – Video
• Engine Damage Due to Oil Filter Plastic – Video
• Let’s Talk Insulated Gloves! – Video
• How to Use a Digital Torque Angle Gauge – Video
• Poor Terminal Fit can Cause Intermittent Electrical Problems - Video

So, next time you log into ProDemand auto repair software, chose a 2015 Accord or MDX for example, navigate to OEM General Information under General Information in Service Manual, and you will find a number of videos that maybe of interest.

There are also videos under each of the other service categories for you to discover.

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About the Author

Rob Eller

Rob Eller joined Mitchell 1 in 1993 as an associate editor working primarily on the domestic and import transmission publications. He is currently Senior Coordinating Editor of the repair editorial department. Over the years, he has earned 32 ASE certifications and AAIA World Class Tech status. Before joining Mitchell, he was involved in various aspects of the automotive repair industry. Rob is a native San Diegan and holds a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Arts from San Diego State University.