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Diagnostic aids are some of the most frequently used pieces of equipment in a general repair shop. Engine performance and driveability-related problems constitute a growing percentage of customer complaints and service bay activity. But today''s diagnostic equipment can do more than just troubleshoot engines. It can help find problems in transmissions, antilock braking systems, chassis and A/C systems, and anything else that''s managed by a microprocessor. With today''s complicated vehicles, shops are finding it increasingly difficult to diagnose problems correctly without up-to-date equipment.

Cars and kids and California have always made for a, heady brew, but it''s hard to imagine that anyone ever got laid for the first time in the back of their father''s EZ-Go. Nevertheless, a sheriff''s deputy often stakes out the road by the high school to keep things under control. "Autoettes moterscooters are subject to all the laws that govern any other vehicle in California," says Lieutenant Gary Olson, L.A. County Sheriff''s Department unit commander for Catalina Island. "It''s serious business. We write a lot of tickets every year, mostly rolling through Stop signs, but lots of DUIs, too. That''s a big problem, especially with tourists." DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- Duffers are notorious for sneaking out of work early to play golf. That shouldn''t be a problem in Dubai, where you can tee off as late as 8 p.m. at two courses illuminated by floodlights.

* We just purchased a 55/85-kilowatt PTO unit with a trailer for $6,250. It costs another $1,500 to put in a switch and plugs. We will run two houses and a dairy barn that milks 60 cows.* I have a Generac 4-kilowatt portable to power the house during storms, and I use it in the field for power tools. I bought it at Home Depot for $700.* I have a Honda 6.5-kilowatt generator for smaller applications. It''s quiet and has automatic idle down.* We have three PTO units, ranging from 15 to 25 kilowatts, for 100 dairy cows and two houses. Please remind people to use transfer switches.