Automotive Technology and Automotive Collision Repair

Fuel filter replacements. Starter draw tests. Brake rotor resurfacing. When an automotive student becomes a working automotive technician, some repair jobs are going to roll into the shop more frequently than others. Each program in this three-part series presents a collection of step-by-step tutorials that show how to perform some of the most common tasks an automotive professional will experience. Led by a veteran, ASE-certified instructor, segments also take some time to teach the theory behind the systems being repaired. Whether in preparation for NATEF/ASE exams, or for life on the job, this series is an indispensable resource for aspiring technicians, and a vital tool for instructors dealing with heavy class loads. Correlates to ASE and NATEF standards. A Shopware Production. 3-part series, 23–27 minutes each.

Buckle up for a journey into the fascinating secret world of the car factory in this three part series. James May goes behind the scenes to reveal the science, engineering and people that keep us all on the road, with access all areas to the MINI plant in Oxford where a car is built every 68 seconds. Making Cars will also step outside the factory to explore the evolution of global mass production, bust the myth that British manufacturing is dead and see how design becomes reality. Over three episodes James and the team discover exactly how a car is born. Real cars, real people and real time - a real television event.