Mitchell 1 Introduces 2015 Emission Control Application Guide

Oct. 2, 2014

Oct. 2, 2014—Mitchell 1 has released its new Emission Control Application Guide (ECAT15) for domestic and import cars, light trucks, vans (diesel engines), and Class ‘A’ motorhomes with gasoline engines, model years 1966–2015. The new guide provides vehicle-specific emission system information for repair shops that perform smog inspections.

“Mitchell 1’s new Emission Control Application Guide is a great resource to help repair shops comply with state emission standards,” said Nick DiVerde, senior marketing director at Mitchell 1. “For shops that need a printed companion in addition to the online repair information in ProDemand, the guide delivers detailed information that is complete, accurate and easy-to-use.”  

Content featured in the 2015 edition includes:

• Emission application tables

• Engine displacement conversion charts

• Emission control visual inspection procedures

• Approximately 40 years of domestic and imported basic ignition timing specifications

• 1980-2014 maintenance reminder light reset procedures

• The latest EPA Emission Recall Bulletins

• I/M areas that require ignition timing and EGR function testing

• Quick reference listing for major systems, devices and components

Click here for more infomration about Mitchell 1’s ECAT15 guide.

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