Mitchell 1's Repair-Connect Now For Class 4-8 Vehicles
Mitchell 1 announced a new release of its online troubleshooting program Repair-Connect that expands the vehicles covered down to Class 4
Mitchell 1 announced a new release of its online troubleshooting program Repair-Connect that expands the vehicles covered down to Class 4.
Originally released for 10-liter and above diesel engines, the latest release will help service Classes 4-8 trucks and provide engine diagnostic information for both gas and diesel engines. Mitchell 1 has also added improvements to the user interface.
Repair-Connect speeds up the repair process by taking an experienced technician directly to the service information he needs by simply inputting the Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). When the trouble code is entered into Repair-Connect, in seconds seven tabs open which contain information specific to the code such as component and location views, R&I, wiring diagrams, specs and more.
Mitchell 1 on-line vehicle repair products, including Tractor-Trailer.net, Medium-Truck.net and Repair-Connect.net, have all the vital procedural service information in one place to maximize shop productivity. They include thousands of detailed color wiring diagrams to help solve complex electrical problems as well as full-color photos that provide a real-world view of many vehicle components and assemblies. Unique to Mitchell 1 products, CircuitSelect allows the user to trace, highlight, isolate and hide individual wiring circuits using different colored highlights.
More info: www.mitchell1.com.
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