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table of contents 

Auto Body Repair .......................................... 3 

Automotive Industry ................................... 4-6 

Automotive Systems & Repair .................. 6-20 

Shop Safety & Practices ...............................21 

Careers in Automotive Technology ................22 

Now Available! Global Car: Who 

Really Builds the American Automobile? 

Focusing on the Dodge Ram pickup and 

tracing the origins of its components, this fi lm 

paints a portrait of the global economy— 

representing hundreds of independently 

manufactured parts circulating through forty 

different countries. The video travels from 

India to Tennessee to England to Düsseldorf 

as managers and workers in each location 

explain their roles in the system. (Portions 

in other languages with English subtitles, 

55 minutes) © 2009 Preview Clip Online C o 

$169.95 PVM41400 • DVD / VOD 

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Auto Body Repair Basics 

$89.95 PVM32775 • DVD / VOD 

Auto Construction 

$89.95 PVM32776 • DVD / VOD 

Welding 

$89.95 PVM32777 • DVD / VOD 

Dings and Scratches 

$89.95 PVM32778 • DVD / VOD 

Replacing and Adjusting Panels 

$89.95 PVM32779 • DVD / VOD 

Body Alignment 

$89.95 PVM32780 • DVD / VOD 

Structural Analysis and Damage Repair 

$89.95 PVM32781 • DVD / VOD 

Plastics and Adhesives 

$89.95 PVM32782 • DVD / VOD 

Electrical Repairs 

$89.95 PVM32783 • DVD / VOD 

Braking System Repair 

$89.95 PVM32784 • DVD / VOD 

Auto Body Repair 

This exciting 12-part series offers a complete crash course on how to make 

damaged vehicles look new again. Ideal for introducing, reinforcing, and 

reviewing essential body shop practices, procedures, tools, and techniques. 

Safety is stressed. Each informative video starts with a demonstration of 

the proper tools and preparations and then follows an apprentice technician 

through the job at hand. Automotive experts thoroughly explain key technical points. 

Viewable/printable instructor’s guides available online provide learning objectives, program 

summaries, educational standards, vocabulary terms, auto tech trivia questions, discussion 

and assessment questions, video scenarios, student activities, and lists of additional 

resources. Correlates to the standards for the Collision Repair and Refi nish 

Technician Training Certifi cation Program, from the National Institute for Automotive 

Service Excellence and the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation. 

A Shopware Production. (15-24 minutes each) © 2005 Preview Clip Online C o 

Surface Preparation and Refi nishing 

$89.95 PVM32785 • DVD / VOD 

Miscellaneous Repairs 

$89.95 PVM32786 • DVD / VOD 

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Automotive Industry 

Auto Innovations: The Art and 

Science of Car Engineering 

Technology, skill, safety, 

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series takes an informed and 

informative look at the past, 

present, and most of all the future 

of the automobile. With the help of highpowered 

visuals and expert interviews, 

each program explores state-of-the-art 

car designs and the forces that shape 

them—such as economics, environmental 

concerns, computers, and the search for 

good old-fashioned driving pleasure. 

Keep automotive design or technical 

courses on track with this finely tuned 

set of instructional tools! 

(24 minutes each) © 2006 

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Driving Design 

Automobile design studios in California fuel 

the passion and fantasy of today’s car culture 

with the aid of high-tech computer programs 

used in the movie industry. This program 

explores how art and science merge as 

designers team with cinematic computer 

programmers and engineers, developing and 

using new and emerging technologies to 

build tomorrow’s cars...today. A Discovery 

Channel Production. (51 minutes) © 2004 

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$99.95 PVM33605 • DVD / VOD 

Supercar: Building the Car of the Future 

“Is it too late to rethink our relationship with 

the automobile?” Hosted by University of 

Alberta professor Brian Fleck, this program 

investigates recent developments in alternative 

fuels and car design. Includes discussions 

surrounding the Vehicle Design Summit’s 

co-founders, Tesla’s high-performance electric 

car, and Stanford University’s intelligent 

car Junior. Correlates to all National CTE 

Organizational Standards (including the provisions 

of the Perkins Act). (44 minutes) © 2009 

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$169.95 PVM40925 • DVD / VOD 

Marketing a Car: 

A Business Marketing Case Study 

At Holden, an Australian subsidiary of 

General Motors, no expense was spared 

in the design and development of the 

Commodore—a big car in need of a big 

promotional splash. Using the Holden 

Commodore as a case study, this program 

moves from the basics—“What is marketing?”—to 

the intricacies of an innovative 

launch campaign involving a TV documentary 

on the Commodore; a magazine-length 

advertorial on the Commodore in Wheels, 

Australia’s oldest and biggest-selling motoring 

monthly; and an airship with a gigantic color 

display monitor. Viewable/printable educational 

resources are available online. 

(25 minutes) © 2007 Preview Clip Online C ‡ o 

$129.95 PVM40232 • DVD / VOD 

Fast Bucks: 

ON How Porsche Made Billions 

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German automaker Porsche 

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has long desired a takeover of 

Volkswagen, a company rich in 

research and production capabilities. In 2008, 

Porsche announced it had taken a majority 

position in Volkswagen shares. This program 

shows how Porsche reached its place of neardominance 

by entering the financial markets 

and employing controversial trading methods. 

Illustrating the use of financial instruments 

known as cash-settled call options, the film 

explains how Porsche built secret holdings 

over a period of years, only to be stymied 

by an obscure legal roadblock—Germany’s 

VW Law, which has historically protected 

Volkswagen from complete takeovers. 

Produced by the Open University. 

(29 minutes) © 2009 Preview Clip Online o 

$99.95 PVM40651 • DVD / VOD 

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A Conversation with 

Alfred P. Sloan— 

From NBC’s Wisdom 

Series 

In this 1954 program, 

Alfred P. Sloan is 

interviewed by NBC 

public service manager 

Edward Stanley. Sloan 

speaks his mind about the need for positive 

thinking as well as rigorous analysis in 

business, or in any undertaking; the societal 

impact of decisions made by the managers 

of large corporations, specifically on 

employment levels; and the importance of 

understanding between management and 

labor leaders. (29 minutes) © 1954 

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$129.95 PVM43387 • DVD / VOD 

Now Available! Global Car: Who 

Really Builds the American Automobile? 

Once a shining example of national ingenuity 

and prowess, the American car is now assembled 

through a constantly shifting global 

process. This program presents the fascinating 

story of where in the world a quintessentially 

American product is actually built. Focusing 

on the Dodge Ram pickup and tracing the 

origins of its components, the film paints a 

portrait of the global economy—a collage, as 

it were, representing hundreds of independently 

manufactured parts circulating through 

forty different countries. Highlighting the supply 

chain that produces radiator caps, the film 

travels from India to Tennessee to England to 

Düsseldorf as managers and workers in each 

location explain their roles in the system. 

(Portions in other languages with English 

subtitles, 56 minutes) © 2009 

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$169.95 PVM41400 • DVD / VOD 

General Motors: 

ON From Dream to Downfall 

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BEST Comparisons between General 

FAVORITE Motors SELLER and the Titanic are 

unfortunate, but inevitable. 

This ABC News program studies the economic 

icebergs that sent the company into 

bankruptcy—as well as the green technology 

that could, if properly utilized, save it from 

oblivion. Guests include Why GM Matters 

author William Holstein, former Presidential 

car czar Steve Rattner, and former General 

Motors CEO Fritz Henderson. (41 minutes) 

© 2009 Preview Clip Online C o 

$169.95 PVM41329 • DVD / VOD 

Automotive Industry 

The Last Truck: The Closing of a GM Plant 

On December 23, 2008, the General Motors 

assembly plant in Moraine, Ohio, shut its 

doors, leaving 2,500 men and women without 

jobs. This program follows the final months 

of the plant through the eyes of workers cast 

adrift. Interviews reveal the emotional toll of 

losing not just a job, but a sense of self—as 

Kathy, a body shop employee and mother of 

three, mourns the loss of her GM family; as 

Popeye, a toolmaker, views the plant’s demise 

as the end of American industrial power; 

as Kate, a forklift operator, conjures the 

metaphor of a “gentle dragon” taking its last 

breath; and as Kim, an electrician, echoes the 

communal farewell that unfolds as the last 

truck rolls off the line. An HBO Production. 

(41 minutes) © 2009 C 

Recommended by Educational Media Reviews 

Online and Video Librarian. 

$169.95 PVM41314 • DVD 

Saving GM: 

Inside the Crisis 

Once the reigning symbol 

of American industrial might, 

General Motors now ranks 

among the most visible casualties 

of the global economic crisis. What 

specific forces cut the industrial giant down 

to size, and what strategies will enable it to 

rebuild? This CNBC Original documentary 

goes inside GM as it scrambles to stay alive 

and—if it can learn from the past—regain its 

former glory. Topics include the mixture of 

business and politics that goes with a government 

bailout; the impact of GM’s implosion 

on its suppliers; the view of the crisis from 

the perspective of the average GM employee; 

and the high stakes of rolling out models 

like the eco-friendly Chevrolet Volt and the 

revived Camaro. (45 minutes) © 2008 


$169.95 PVM40556 • DVD / VOD 

Toyota’s Drive to the Top 

ON Toyota is learning what it will 

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take to become the world’s 

FAVORITE largest SELLER 

automaker. This program 

shows how the company has 

localized its overseas operations, pursuing 

a strategy in which factories integrate into 

surrounding communities. Visiting plants 

in Texas and Thailand, the film illustrates 

Toyota’s system of cultivating trainers to 

pass on crucial production techniques. 

(50 minutes) © 2005 Preview Clip Online C o 

$169.95 PVM37611 • DVD / VOD 



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The Green Fuel Gamble: 

ON Better or Worse than Oil? 

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Will biofuels reduce green- 

FAVORITE house SELLER gas emissions or 

actually increase them? Does 

the biofuel industry threaten the world’s 

rainforests? Is corn, palm, rapeseed, or sugar 

cane the best plant source? What about recycled 

cooking oil? This program explores the 

ongoing controversy over biofuel technology, 

raising disturbing questions about sustainability 

and environmental impact while evaluating 

possible solutions. Expert commentary 

comes from key stakeholders in the debate, 

including offi cials at Greenpeace, the Shell 

oil company, and biofuel manufacturer 

Greenergy. Original Open University broadcast 

title: The Great Green Fuel Gamble? 


$99.95 PVM39731 • DVD / VOD 

How Your Car Works 

It’s the ultimate challenge for every basic 

automotive instructor: how to teach students 

who know almost nothing about car technology. 

This video is designed for viewers who 

might have only a vague understanding of an 

automobile’s inner workings, helping them 

to become more technically informed about 

vehicle parts, systems, and operation. With 

the help of detailed yet accessible animation, 

as well as high-energy live action footage, the 

program provides enough technical vocabulary 

and know-how to communicate ON with 

service technicians and to begin preparing DEMAND 

for an automotive career. Contains material 

on hybrid cars and systems. A Cambridge 

Educational Production. (17 minutes) © 2008 


$89.95 PVM25618 • DVD / VOD 

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Basic Car Care 

This is an excellent program for anyone 

owning and operating a motor vehicle, in 

particular beginning auto mechanics courses 

and driver’s education classes. It brings a 

basic owner’s manual “to life” and summarizes 

the tasks that can and should be done 

without the use of specialized tools. The 

program covers checking and adding fl uids, 

inspecting for obvious problems with belts 

and hoses, changing a fl at tire, using jumper 

cables on a dead battery, paint touch-up and 

care, body lubrication, lightbulb replacement, 

and much more. A short segment on careers 

in the auto care business is included. 

A Cambridge Educational Production. 

(24 minutes) © 1999 and 2008 


$99.95 PVM24764 • DVD / VOD 

Vehicle Maintenance and Fluid Service 

This program presents crucial information for 

anyone owning or operating an automobile. 

It covers all the basic inspections and service 

operations needed to keep a car running 

safely and dependably and is ideal for service 

station attendants, driver education courses, 

and fi rst-year classes in general auto 

mechanics. (27 minutes) © 2000 


$99.95 PVM26739 • DVD / VOD 

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Tools of the Trade: 

Inside the Automotive 

Technician’s Toolbox 

Focusing on both conventional 

and hybrid vehicles, this program 

examines the systems that make them 

run and the tools that keep them running. 

After an introduction to the power train and 

the fuel, electrical, cooling, exhaust, steering, 

suspension, and brake systems, the video 

moves on to the auto tech’s personal hand 

tools and shared shop tools. All manner of 

wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers, and hammers 

are discussed, along with high-tech diagnostic 

instruments and specialized equipment for 

repairing or replacing automotive system 

components. Education and training opportunities 

are touched upon, and safety practices 

are emphasized throughout. A viewable/printable 

instructor’s guide is available online. 

A Shopware Production. Correlates to the 

Program Certifi cation Standards for Automobile 

Technician Training Programs from the National 

Institute for Automotive Service Excellence and 

the National Automotive Technicians Education 

Foundation; the standards from the National 

Education Technology Standards Project; and the 

IHS Global Engineering Standards (Automotive). 


$99.95 PVM37521 • DVD / VOD 



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Hybrid Auto Repair Series 2 

Whether you’re training 

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students, new hires, or longtime 

employees, hybrid auto 

technology is a crucial part of 

today’s automotive instruction. 

A natural follow-up to the Hybrid Auto 

Repair Series, this three-part series 

guides viewers through the systems that 

hybrid auto professionals must become 

familiar with and shows what it takes 

to maintain shop safety and efficiency. 

Veteran automotive technicians share 

their hybrid knowledge and experience, 

explaining best practices and specific 

procedures relating to Ford, Honda, and 

Toyota models. Each program emphasizes 

the need for patience and caution 

while lowering the fear factor often 

associated with a hybrid’s high-voltage 

components. A viewable/printable instructor’s 

guide is available online. Correlates 

to all National CTE Organizational 

Standards (including the provisions 

of the Perkins Act). A Shopware 

Production. (21-23 minutes each) © 2008 

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Battery and Safety 

Filled with high-voltage cables and an 

HV battery, a hybrid vehicle requires an 

extremely high level of professional awareness 

and skill. This video guides viewers 

through all the steps necessary to perform 

work on a hybrid’s batteries and electrical 

system. From powering down the vehicle 

to monitoring and charging the AGM and 

standard batteries, the program provides a 

thorough introduction to Ford, Toyota, and 

Honda components. Information is also 

provided on testing and maintaining heavyduty 

insulated gloves—essential tools for 

all hybrid electrical work. 

$99.95 PVM38766 • DVD / VOD 

Automotive Systems & Repair 

Brakes and Service 

Understanding a hybrid car’s hydraulic and 

electronic braking systems is essential for 

owner and technician alike. This video shows 

how both systems work, clearly illustrating 

the differences and similarities between standard 

and hybrid maintenance. Emphasizing 

that a hybrid’s hydraulic brakes are used 

infrequently and have low yet very specific 

servicing needs, the program also explains 

safety precautions for oil changes—including 

using “Brake Service Mode” in Fords and 

monitoring the ready light in the Toyota Prius. 

Resources like shop manuals and hotlines are 

also spotlighted. 

$99.95 PVM38767 • DVD / VOD 

Computers and Cooling Systems 

With two separate power sources, a hybrid 

automobile needs two separate cooling 

systems—so technician training is twice as 

challenging. This video provides a solid 

instructional foundation in hybrid computer 

and cooling system inspection, maintenance, 

and repair. Overviewing electronic control 

modules for the power train, battery, transmission, 

brake system, and power steering 

system, the program helps viewers move 

beyond the standard OBD scanner to the 

use of master tech cards and OEM software. 

Steps for proper coolant and filter changes 

are also highlighted. 

$99.95 PVM38768 • DVD / VOD 

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Hybrid Auto Repair Series 

A new generation of auto- 

BEST 

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motive technicians is 

emerging, made up of men 

and women with solid training 

in hybrid technology. Give your 

students a chance to be part of this technological 

revolution. This three-part series 

provides a thorough grounding in hybrid 

technologies, focusing on building both 

system knowledge and safety awareness. 

In addition to outlining the history and 

growth of electric, hydrogen, diesel, and 

other alternative propulsion systems, the 

series explores major hybrid components 

and details the safety challenges that 

these complex mechanisms present to 

technicians. Job-seekers who are looking 

to set themselves apart from the average 

automotive trainee will fi nd the ideal 

learning resource in this series. Viewable/ 

printable instructor’s guides are available 

online. A Shopware Production. 

(15-18 minutes each) © 2007 


“Perfect for classroom use. Broader audiences 

also would benefi t, especially students studying 

the environment and consumers looking 

to purchase hybrid vehicles…. This series is 

a good green purchase for public and school 

libraries.”—Library Journal 

The History of Hybrids 

So your students think hybrids are a new 

idea? Show them how far hybrid technology 

has come since the 1800s. This video surveys 

the historical background of hybrid cars, 

introduces students to hybrid confi gurations 

currently on the road or in development, and 

explains the basic principles of hybrid system 

propulsion. 

$69.95 PVM35526 • DVD / VOD 

Common Hybrid Components 

Hybrid vehicles are complex machines— 

help your students get to know them inside 

and out. This video guides viewers through 

the system components common to hybrid 

automobiles, including the battery pack, 

the electric motor, the internal combustion 

engine, the transmission, and the generator. 

$69.95 PVM35527 • DVD / VOD 

Hybrid Safety Issues 

Hybrid technology means cleaner air for 

everyone—but under the hood, it’s a danger 

zone for unprepared technicians. This video 

enables students to understand and follow the 

unique safety requirements of hybrid system 

maintenance and repair, focusing on precautions 

and procedures necessary to prevent 

electric shock. 

$69.95 PVM35528 • DVD / VOD 

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Gasoline Injection System Service 

This program explores the basic tests and 

repairs on an electronic fuel injection system. 

It discusses how to isolate the problem and 

the systems, tests, and repairs needed to fix 

typical gasoline injection system malfunctions. 

(27 minutes) © 1991 Preview Clip Online o 

$99.95 PVM25480 • DVD / VOD 


Gasoline Injection System Operation 

This program explains the operation of an 

electronic fuel injection system. Computergenerated 

animation and actual components 

are used to show how a modern fuel injection 

system functions. The information in this 

video applies to all makes and models of cars 

using electronic fuel injection. (29 minutes) 

© 1991 Preview Clip Online o 

$99.95 PVM25478 • DVD / VOD 

Car Maintenance 

Have you ever wondered how the engine under your car hood ticked? Or through the lack 

of knowledge, had to pay for expensive repair bills? Unsure about how to replace a battery 

or change a tire without calling for assistance? This two-part series looks at how to get the 

most out of your vehicle and how to maintain it, saving you repair costs and improving the 

resale value. Each section is illustrated with graphics and practical tips that make it easy 

to understand for everyone from the complete novice to the keen amateur. 


The Engine 

The first program provides a basic understanding 

of how the engine works. It also 

covers the electrical system, ignition, lubrication 

and cooling system, fuel system, and 

valve gears and cylinders. Covers routine 

maintenance procedures and how to 

determine when your vehicle needs a 

professional’s care. A few minutes of viewing 

could save you hundreds of dollars each 

year by showing you preventive maintenance 

steps and minor repairs anyone can do. 

(59 minutes) 

$79.95 PVM20384 • DVD 

Transmission, Tires & Steering, 

and Suspension & Braking Systems 

This program covers the proper working 

order of the clutch and gearbox and provides 

step-by-step minor maintenance procedures 

for both. The second portion of the program 

looks at how to get the longest life from your 

tires and how to properly and safely change a 

flat tire. The last segment covers the suspension 

system and explains how to perform 

periodic brake system checks that will keep 

your vehicle operating at a safe and efficient 

level. (49 minutes) 

$79.95 PVM20381 • DVD / VOD 

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Electrical Systems 

This seven-part series uses cut- 

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aways, animated component 

builds, diagrams, close-ups 

of parts, and footage of auto 

techs doing tests and making 

repairs to illustrate the operation and 

servicing of automotive electrical systems. 

Includes information on both late-model 

and older-style vehicles. Viewable/printable 

instructor’s guides are available 

online. Correlates to all National CTE 

Organizational Standards (including 

the provisions of the Perkins Act). 

A Shopware Production. 

(10-17 minutes each) © 2009 


Charging System Operation 

This video provides an overview of the charging 

system, with its battery, alternator, voltage 

regulator, and starter solenoid; a detailed 

examination of the alternator and its construction; 

a close-up look at the function of the 

alternator’s rectifi er; and a comparison of the 

internal voltage-type voltage regulator with 

its predecessors, the remote solid state and 

contact point voltage regulators. 

$79.95 PVM40193 • DVD / VOD 

Charging System Service 

In this video, an automotive technician shows 

how to diagnose charging system malfunctions: 

fi rst, by visual inspection of battery 

terminals, wires, belts, and fuses/fusible links, 

and then by gathering data with an amp 

meter, a volt meter, a noise detector, and a 

load tester. The video also demonstrates how 

to remove an alternator (both swivel mount 

and spring-loaded idler pulley types) and 

install and then test a new or rebuilt 

replacement. 

$79.95 PVM40194 • DVD / VOD 

Ignition System Operation 

After thoroughly reviewing the fundamentals 

of the ignition system, this video focuses in 

on fi ve components: spark plugs, secondary 

wires, ignition coils, distributors, and electronic 

control units. Distributorless ignition 

systems are discussed as well. 

$79.95 PVM40195 • DVD / VOD 

Ignition System Service 

In this video, an automotive technician 

demonstrates how to inspect, maintain, 

and replace secondary wires, spark plugs, 

distributors, ignition coils, electronic control 

units, and power train control modules. 

Ignition timing is also covered, and common 

problems involving all components are 

illustrated, with an emphasis on spark plugs 

(fl ashover, insulator cracks, fouling, incorrect 

gap, and incorrect spark duration) and 

distributors (carbon traces, burnt cap tower, 

pickup coil damage, and incorrect air gap 

in the crankshaft sensor). 

$79.95 PVM40196 • DVD / VOD 



Starting System Operation 

This video explains the functions of the 

starting system and the construction of its 

components in detail: the battery, starter 

motor, starter drive, solenoid, in-dash or 

in-column ignition switch, and neutral safety 

switch or clutch switch. 

$79.95 PVM40197 • DVD / VOD 

Starting System Service 

In this video, an automotive technician ON 

troubleshoots the most common problems 

DEMAND 

involving the starting system. Diffi culties with 

the battery, solenoid, starter, fl ywheel, pinion 

gear, and secondary wiring are considered, 

with special attention given to testing, removing, 

and replacing the starter motor and 

solenoid. Problems with the neutral safety 

switch and column-mounted ignition switch 

are also covered. 

$79.95 PVM40198 • DVD / VOD 

Using a Load Tester 

Although the specifi c procedures for using 

load testers vary by car make and model, the 

general procedures are similar for all testers 

and vehicles. This video explains how to 

use a load tester to analyze the state of the 

battery, starting system, and charging system. 

Footage of an auto tech in action shows viewers 

how to check for a poor connection at the 

battery cables, measure battery voltage, check 

the amount of current drawn through the 

starter when cranking the engine, and 

measure the amperage output of the alternator 

and voltage regulator. 

$79.95 PVM40199 • DVD / VOD 

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Drive Trains 

This group of 6 videos 

not only provides a general 

overview of drive trains and 

how they operate, but highlights construction, 

design, and components. 

Each video covers a specifi c topic and 

uses 3-D animation and cutaways to 

demonstrate working parts and how 

they function. 

Detailed areas are: 

• automotive clutch • CV axles 

• fl ywheels 

• pistons & servos 

• pressure plates 

• reassembly 

• bands 

• planetary gear sets 

• torque converters • drive axle designs 

• set-up 

• part inspection 

• transmission 

• differential 

designs 

disassembly 

• adjustments 

A Shopware Production. 

(21-32 minutes each) © 1992 


Automatic Transmissions 

$79.95 PVM24748 • DVD / VOD 

Manual Transmissions 

$79.95 PVM25824 • DVD / VOD 

Clutch Operation and Service 

$79.95 PVM25051 • DVD / VOD 

CV Axles 

$79.95 PVM25151 • DVD / VOD 

Differential Construction and Operation 

$79.95 PVM25195 • DVD / VOD 

Differential Service 

$79.95 PVM25196 • DVD / VOD 

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Engine Performance 

This two-part menu-driven DVD series drives home basic and advanced concepts of car 

engine performance. Includes eight informative, graphics-supported segments, each one 

topped off with a challenging interactive quiz. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is 

included. All content based on ASE-mandated skills. Conforms to curriculum guidelines 

for secondary and college-level automotive programs. A Spanish language audio track 

and Spanish/English subtitle options provide maximum effectiveness in mixed-language 

settings. Not available for preview. (75 minutes each) © 2005 

Engine Performance: Disc One 

Contents include: Segment One—Engine Basics 1: Engine Vacuum, Engine Effi ciencies, Engine 

Power, and The Four Stroke Cycle. • Segment Two—Engine Basics 2: Electronic Ignition, 

Gasoline, and Automotive Electricity. • Segment Three—Engine Management 1: Sensors, 

The Automotive Computer, and Oxygen Sensors. • Segment Four—Engine Management 2: 

Computer Output and Electronic Fuel Injection 

$459.00 PVM35619 • DVD 

Engine Performance: Disc Two 

Contents include: Segment Five—Engine Emissions 1: Engine Emissions, The Catalytic Converter, 

and Exhaust Gas Recirculation. • Segment Six—Engine Emissions 2: Evaporative Emissions, 

Engine Pollution, and Positive Crankcase Ventilation. • Segment Seven—Diagnostic Equipment: 

The Dynamometer, The Digital Multimeter, Scan Tools, and Oscilloscopes. • Segment Eight— 

Troubleshooting: Diagnostic Procedures, Case Study 1, and Case Study 2. 

$459.00 PVM35620 • DVD 

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Cooling Systems 

This video provides a comprehensive explanation 

of the theory and design of cooling 

systems, including operation and function 

of all major components. • water jackets 

• thermostat • water pump • radiator 

• hoses • clamps • coolant circulation 

• operating temperatures • typical repairs 

• fl ushing a cooling system. (27 minutes) 

© 1991 C 

$69.95 PVM25122 • DVD 

Lubrication Systems 

This video provides a comprehensive explanation 

of the theory and design of lubrication 

systems, including operation and function of 

all major components. • motor oil • pump 

• fi lter • galleries • functions of the lubrication 

system. (27 minuntes) © 1992 


$69.95 PVM25803 • DVD / VOD 

Emission Control Systems 

This video program summarizes the operation 

of automobile emission systems including 

parts, terminology, and measuring controls. 

The use of live action, cutaways, and computer 

animation explains and details how 

PCVs, EGRs, catalytic converters, air, traction, 

and other systems function. (24 minutes) 

© 1992 Preview Clip Online o 

$79.95 PVM25313 • DVD / VOD 




Automotive Technology Poster Set 

It only takes a glance to see that today’s cars have more in common with the space shuttle 

than they do with the “horseless carriage” of a century ago. This no-nonsense 16-piece 

poster set will help students quickly and easily develop a familiarity with the many complicated 

subsystems common to domestic and foreign cars. Correlates to the National 

Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) standards for automotive 

technology. A Shopware Product. Sixteen 17" x 32" laminated posters. © 2003 

Complete set includes: 

• Ignition System 

• Engine System 

• Engine Cooling and Lubrication System 

• Powertrain System—Rear Wheel Drive 

• Powertrain System—Front Wheel Drive 

• Exhaust System 

• Suspension System—Conventional 

• Suspension System—MacPherson Strut 

$159.20 PVM31098 • Posters 

• Steering System—Conventional 

• Steering System—Rack and Pinion 

• Brake System 

• Safety and Restraint System 

• Climate Control System 

• Electrical System 

• Electronic System 

• Fuel System 


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Automotive Engines 

BEST 

SELLER 

At the heart of every automobile is the engine...and this eight-part series of 

videos not only explains the basic operating principles, but provides clear 

instruction for advanced engine service. Using close-ups of actual working 

parts along with computer animation, the series covers every major part of a 

gasoline-driven engine. Hybrid technology is also explored. Each video summa- 

rizes the operation and construction of related components as well as demonstrating many 

important techniques for troubleshooting problems and completing professional repairs. 

Correlates to all National CTE Organizational Standards (including the provisions of 

the Perkins Act). Viewable/printable instructor’s guides are available online. A Shopware 

Production. (16-42 minutes each) © 2008 Preview Clip Online C o 

Cylinder Head Service 

Using a detailed, step-by-step approach, this 

program takes viewers through the intricate 

process of engine cylinder head service. 

Students will gain a thorough understanding 

of head disassembly, head cleaning and 

inspection, valve grinding, seat grinding, 

three-angle valve work, and head reassembly. 

Computer graphics focus on key concepts, 

while close-ups of actual working parts illustrate 

state-of-the-art methods for measuring, 

calibration, grinding, chamfering, cleaning, 

and inspection. The program includes information 

on safety precautions for the removal 

of valves, springs, guides, and other cylinder 

head parts, as well as how to lubricate them 

prior to reassembly. 

$89.95 PVM25152 • DVD / VOD 

Engine Bottom End Construction 

Guiding students through a major component 

of automotive power, this video summarizes 

the design and construction of engine bottom 

end or short block assemblies. It explains 

how bottom end parts are made and illustrates 

exactly what they do inside an engine, 

while comparing and contrasting various part 

designs. Configurations for the cylinder block, 

crankshaft, connecting rods, bearings, and 

pistons—including detailed explanations of 

part movement and functions—are explained 

with the help of crystal-clear narration and 

easy-to-understand graphics and animation. 

After viewing the video, automotive students 

will be better equipped to understand engine 

operation and to analyze part failure when 

servicing an engine. 

$89.95 PVM25332 • DVD / VOD 

Engine Teardown, Cleaning, 

and Inspection 

Get students fired up for intensive engine 

service work! This video demonstrates the 

most important tasks involved in disassembling, 

inspecting, cleaning, organizing, and 

measuring engine parts. All major stages of 

engine tear-down and reassembly are shown, 

including front-end disassembly, cylinder 

head removal, piston and rod removal, 

crankshaft removal, part cleaning, and part 

inspection. Viewers will learn how to hoist 

and suspend or mount an engine, remove 

major components, measure part wear, check 

for cracks and damage, and how to determine 

what parts should be ordered for an engine 

rebuild. Safety procedures are also reinforced 

in this program. 

$89.95 PVM25334 • DVD / VOD 

Engine Front-End Construction 

With easy-to-understand diagrams, animation, 

and live-action close-ups, this video guides 

students through the workings of front-end 

engine components. Viewers will receive an 

overview of basic front-end parts, including 

an outline of the three types of cam drives, 

and in-depth sections on the construction of 

timing gears, timing chains, timing belts, harmonic 

balancers, and front covers. Another 

section features variable valve timing and lift. 

The program explains important concepts 

such as chain slap, harmonic vibration, external 

vs. internal balance, helical gear teeth, the 

relationship between camshaft phasing and 

cam timing, and the importance of not overtightening 

front cover bolts. 

$89.95 PVM25336 • DVD / VOD 



Engine Fundamentals 

Future car technicians need a rock-solid 

understanding of basic engine parts and 

functions. Using live action and computer 

animation, this video illustrates the operating 

principles of a four-stroke cycle piston 

engine. After an overview of engine fundamentals, 

the program provides valuable 

know-how on the following topics: Engine 

Block (cylinder block, cylinder, cylinder head, 

oil pan, crank case, crankshaft, and main 

caps); Piston (piston motion, compression 

rings, oil ring, and piston pin); Connecting 

Rod (wrist pin and rod bearing); Crankshaft 

(main journal, rod journal, TDC, and DBC); 

Cylinder Head (attachment to top of block, 

port, valve, intake manifold, exhaust manifold, 

valve guide, valve spring, intake valve, 

exhaust valve, head gasket, and valve cover); 

Camshaft (cam follower, cam in head or cam 

in block, cam journal, bearings, and lobe); 

and the four-stroke cycle (intake, compression, 

power, and exhaust stroke). 

$89.95 PVM25337 • DVD / VOD 

Engine Reassembly 

Filled with helpful graphics and close-ups, 

this video provides a detailed look at professional 

car engine reassembly. Viewers will 

learn the ins and outs of engine block and 

head reassembly and the installation of the 

cylinder head, timing mechanism, cover, oil 

pan, oil pump, and intake manifold. Key 

points about the head bolts, head gasket, 

camshaft, crank sprocket, crankshaft, cam 

cover, lifters, push rods, rocker arms, pan 

bolts, valve cover gasket, valve cover, and 

other parts and components are emphasized. 

Throughout the program, students receive 

reminders about correct lubrication and bolt 

tightening procedures. 

$89.95 PVM25338 • DVD / VOD 





Engine Top-End Construction 

Illustrating cylinder head, valve, and valve 

train construction, this video is the ideal 

visual aid for any hands-on course in automotive 

engine technology. In the cylinder head 

construction section, viewers will learn the 

configuration of the cylinder head, head 

gasket, valve cover, camshaft, cylinder head 

ports, combustion chambers, and other 

components. The valve construction section 

shows proper valve sealing, spring tension, 

and valve parts—keepers, retainers, spring, 

seal, and more. The valve train construction 

section explains a common overhead camshaft 

design, showing the action of the cam, 

lifter, pushrod, rocker arm, valves, and other 

essential parts. The program is filled with 

animated diagrams supporting detailed 

live-action footage. 

$89.95 PVM25339 • DVD / VOD 

Short Block Service 

Preparing students to perform a complete 

overhaul, this video shows how to properly 

install all components into the cylinder block. 

The block preparation segment explains 

checking main bore alignment, checking for 

deck warps, determining piston clearance, 

choosing the proper cylinder hone, installing 

freeze plugs, removing and installing cam 

bearings, and more. Crank installation steps 

include fitting main bearings into the block, 

using plastigauge, tightening cap bolts, and 

measuring end play. The piston and rod 

service section covers inserting piston rings, 

gauging and adjusting ring gap, checking ring 

groove depth, installing oil rings, fitting rod 

bearings into rods, lowering rods and pistons 

into the block, and checking ring torque. 

Graphics and close-up footage reveal all 

vital procedures. 

$89.95 PVM26308 • DVD / VOD 

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Automotive Computer Systems 

BEST 

SELLER 

As any automotive technician 

understands, the world of car 

technology is now fully computerized. 

This series provides 

a basic working knowledge of 

automotive computer systems and the ins 

and outs of OBD-II diagnostics. Students 

will absorb lessons in computer system 

operation, trouble codes, scan tools, and 

repair procedures. Ford, GM, Chrysler, and 

other makes are discussed, while hybrid 

engine technology is also addressed. 

Videos can stand alone or as a series for 

both beginning automotive students and 

more advanced classes. Correlates to all 

National CTE Organizational Standards 

(including the provisions of the Perkins 

Act). Viewable/printable instructor’s 

guides are available online. A Shopware 

Production. (14-30 minutes each) © 2008 


Automotive Computer System Operation 

With helpful live-action footage and 3-D computer 

animation, this program shows students 

how to analyze scan-tool data retrieved from 

OBD II vehicles. Topics covered include: the 

concept of cybernetics, or how computerized 

monitoring systems are modeled on the 

human senses; active and passive sensors; the 

role of computers in antilock brake, suspension 

control, climate control, hybrid drive, 

and other functions; and details on actuators 

of all types, including solenoid, servo motor, 

relay, and dash display. 

$89.95 PVM24744 • DVD / VOD 

Computer On-Board Diagnostics 

Almost all new vehicles have on-board 

diagnostic capabilities, so it is critical for technicians-in-training 

to be well-grounded in the 

technology. This video explains the general 

operation and many of the fi ne points of onboard 

diagnostic systems. With an overview 

of the evolution of OBD technology, the program 

illustrates the different systems within a 

car—brakes, electrical, steering, etc.—that an 

OBD-II system monitors and troubleshoots. 

Viewers will receive valuable instruction in 

diagnostic trouble codes, high input failure, 

low input failure, types of sensors, and using 

a digital thermometer to verify specifi c codes. 

Dealing with older vehicles and reverting to 

low-tech methods are also explored. 

$89.95 PVM25076 • DVD / VOD 

Automotive Computer System Service 

The word “mechanic” doesn’t apply to automotive 

service any longer—“technician” is 

more accurate. This program shows students 

how to use a scan-tool to diagnose car system 

problems, covering the following specifi c topics: 

pinpoint tests; active sensor service for 

oxygen, magnetic, knock, and light or solar 

sensors; passive sensor service for temperature, 

throttle position, pressure, and fl ow 

sensors; sensor replacement; actuator service; 

and computer service, including an overview 

of downloading software directly into a car’s 

computer to update systems. 

$89.95 PVM25078 • DVD / VOD 

Scanning Automotive Computer Problems 

In recent years, the scan tool has become the 

most important piece of equipment for any 

automotive service technician. This program 

provides a helpful overview in the proper use 

of the OBD-II scan tool. Covering various 

types of scan tools, from the basic to the 

advanced, the program illustrates a typical 

scan tool interface and its digitally displayed 

options, as well as the many types of codes— 

including hard, soft, and manufacturer—it 

produces. Viewers will learn how the tool 

works in different modes, such as functional 

test, road test, troubleshooter, and more. 

Locating a vehicle’s diagnostic connector is 

explained. Special tips highlight looking for 

stored trouble codes, addressing the lowed 

codes fi rst, and keeping the car’s battery 

charged. 

$89.95 PVM26253 • DVD / VOD 

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DIESEl EngInES 

These videos overview the design, construction, 

and operation of diesel engines; 

detail the steps needed to properly disassemble, 

inspect, and measure the parts 

of diesel engines; and summarize how to 

install the major parts of a diesel engine 

back onto its short block. Turbochargers 

and superchargers are also described, 

including troubleshooting malfunctions 

and repair basics. Close-up shots of 

components and service procedures 

as well as computer animation give 

viewers maximum learning potential. 

(22-29 minutes each) © 1993 


Diesel Cylinder Head Service 

$79.95 PVM25186 • DVD 

Diesel Engine Operation 

$79.95 PVM25187 • DVD / VOD 

Diesel Engine Reassembly 

$79.95 PVM25188 • DVD / VOD 

Diesel Engine Teardown 

$79.95 PVM25190 • DVD / VOD 

Diesel Injection System Service 

$79.95 PVM25191 • DVD 

Diesel Short Block Service 

$79.95 PVM25192 • DVD 

Supercharger Service 

$79.95 PVM26441 • DVD / VOD 

Turbocharger Service 

$79.95 PVM26703 • DVD / VOD 

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Automotive Heating 

and Air Conditioning 

This three-part series uses live-action 

footage and computer animation that 

illustrates the action that takes place 

inside a car’s heating and air conditioning 

systems. Demonstrates electrical tests, 

using refrigerant recovery systems, evacuation, 

charging with just a gauge set, as 

well as charging with a charging station. 

Also covers troubleshooting techniques. 

© 1999 Preview Clip Online C o 

Heating and Air Conditioning Diagnosis 

This program covers basic inspection, checking 

control head and air door action, feeling 

and measuring line temperatures, listening 

for normal and abnormal sounds, as well 

as other techniques for finding trouble. 

Compares R-134a refrigerant systems with 

the older R-12 systems. Viewers also learn 

how to use a manifold gauge set to complete 

a performance test to diagnose system 

operation. (23 minutes) 

$89.95 PVM25548 • DVD / VOD 

Heating and Air Conditioning Operation 

This program covers physical principles, the 

basic refrigeration cycle, and the function 

of major parts, and compares the two major 

system classifications, expansion valve and 

orifice tube. Includes theoretical and service 

information on R-134a refrigerant systems. 

(24 minutes) 

$89.95 PVM25549 • DVD / VOD 

Heating and Air Conditioning Service 

This program complements the information 

given in the diagnosis and operation videos 

and includes service methods for heating 

systems, component replacement, and 

flushing heater cores. (21 minutes) 

$89.95 PVM25550 • DVD / VOD 

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Chassis and 

Front End 

BEST 

SELLER 

Make sure your students have the best possible training in chassis and front 

end parts and service. This nine-part series will support any intensive course 

covering the following systems and how they are serviced: brakes, steering, 

suspension, and both conventional and front-wheel drive wheel bearings. 

Wheel alignment theory and adjustment is also a program topic. Detailed yet 

easy-to-understand animation and graphics are found in each episode, accompanied by 

live-action video that takes students directly inside each inspection and service procedure. 

Correlates to all National CTE Organizational Standards (including the provisions of 

the Perkins Act). Viewable/printable instructor’s guides are available online. A Shopware 

Production. (17-27 minutes each) © 2008 Preview Clip Online C o 

Brake System Service 

Brake system service is not only a major 

aspect of automotive education—it’s a matter 

of life or death. This program covers all 

phases of brake service, outlining diagnostic 

methods for system malfunctions as well as 

how-to sections on servicing master cylinders, 

boosters, and disc and drum brakes. Viewers 

are shown every step, from differentiating 

between lever and rod type adjustors… 

to drum measurement… to machining disc 

brake rotors… to the best way to force new 

fluid into a replaced master cylinder. The 

program includes extensive safety tips and 

helpful reminders like test driving a car 

before returning it to the customer, while 

on-screen graphics clarify key points. 

$89.95 PVM24822 • DVD / VOD 

Brake Systems 

In order to properly inspect and repair a car’s 

brakes, students need to understand brake 

components. This program illustrates typical 

brake systems, demonstrating the parts and 

principles involved with detailed live action 

footage and animated diagrams. Covering the 

basics of hydraulic force and its applications, 

the program looks at the master cylinder, 

bushings, push rod, brake pedal, wheel cylinder, 

and all other essentials. Different systems 

are clearly explained, with a section on drum 

brakes and another on disc brakes. Students 

will gain a solid understanding of how friction 

is applied to brake shoes in drum brake 

systems, and how the brake pad, piston, and 

spinning rotor function in disc brakes. 

$89.95 PVM24823 • DVD / VOD 

Steering System Service 

No automotive course is complete without 

an in-depth look at inspecting and servicing 

steering systems. This program guides 

students through the entire process, from 

diagnosing problems to performing first-rate 

pump, rack, and linkage system service. 

Starting with visual, fluid-level, and stethoscope 

inspection methods, the video shows 

how to test pressure throughout the system, 

how to deal with rack-and-pinion components, 

and how to remove the wheels, tie-rod 

ends, shaft boot, coupling bolt, and other 

parts. For linkage systems, the program shows 

how to check for play in the idler rod, how 

to remove the gear box, and other essential 

procedures. Animated diagrams and liveaction 

close-ups make this a comprehensive 

steering-service guide. 

$89.95 PVM26373 • DVD / VOD 

Steering Systems 

A complete and in-depth guide to automotive 

steering components, this program takes 

viewers through system basics, including 

the control arm, suspension system strut, 

and steering knuckle, while differentiating 

between linkage and rack-and-pinion 

systems. Illustrating how the steering shaft 

mounts inside the column assembly, the 

video explains how power is transferred 

into the steering gearbox. The linkage system 

section covers details on worm gears and 

the pitman arm, while the rack-and-pinion 

section shows how pinion gear rotation 

works and explains tie rod assemblies. 

Another section is devoted to power steering, 

including external piston, integral linkage, 

and power rack-and-pinion types. Animation 

and live-action shots work together to build 

thorough steering system know-how. 

$89.95 PVM26374 • DVD / VOD 



Suspension System Service 

Without proper training in suspension system 

service, aspiring auto technicians are in for 

a rough ride. This program helps deliver 

the knowledge and guidance students need, 

covering diagnosis of suspension system 

problems as well as detailed how-to sections 

on servicing shocks, control arms, struts, and 

springs. Viewers are shown every vital procedure, 

from inspecting shocks for loosened 

bushings… to detecting a bad strut bearing… 

to measuring chassis height prior to spring 

inspection and replacement. Important 

reminders like checking wheel alignment 

after a repair are highlighted, while colorful 

graphics reinforce crucial concepts. Shop 

safety is emphasized. 

$89.95 PVM26446 • DVD / VOD 

Suspension Systems 

For help explaining how a car’s suspension 

system functions, use this detailed video, 

which covers all essential suspension 

components. The program first outlines 

the fundamentals, including the control arm, 

frame, ball joints, knuckle, spindle, shock, 

spring, strut rod, and stabilizer bar. Viewers 

will discover the types of springs—coil, leaf, 

torsion bar, and air—and how they work, as 

well as helpful animation on shock configurations 

and proper functioning. Control or 

swing arm varieties covered include long and 

short arm, trailing arm, and strut. MacPherson 

and double wishbone struts are illustrated, 

along with the engineering breakthrough of 

active suspension. 

$89.95 PVM26447 • DVD / VOD 

Wheel Alignment 

Prepare students to inspect and adjust wheel 

alignment with this in-depth, hands-on program. 

Illustrating the layout of a professional 

alignment rack, including ramps, radius 

gauges, heads, and the readout unit, the program 

shows how these components operate 

and presents examples of the readout interface. 

Inspection demonstrations highlight 

reading tire wear and spotting loose tie-rod 

ends, a worn idler arm, and a bent center 

link, as well as what to check for during a 

test drive. Viewers will gain a detailed understanding 

of negative caster, positive caster, 

negative camber, positive camber, and toe-out 

and toe-in conditions, while learning the best 

methods for making adjustments to remedy 

all of these potential problems. 

$89.95 PVM26797 • DVD / VOD 


Wheel Bearing 

Service: 

Conventional 

Give students a 

solid foundation 

for building up 

their conventional 

wheel bearing 

service experience. 

This program is 

the ideal visual aid 

for conventional 

bearing training, 

covering non-driving wheel bearings, rear 

axle bearings, and bearing installation. 

Viewers will learn how to remove drums and 

races to service non-driving bearings, as well 

as hubs and axles in the case of rear-axle 

bearings, and what kind of wear or damage 

to inspect for. Animated diagrams show 

correct orientation of the seal lip during new 

bearing installation. The proper tools for forcing 

bearings into place are illustrated. Correct 

lubrication methods are covered, as well as 

reinstalling the axle, replacing the cover of 

the differential housing, and all other essential 

procedures. 

$89.95 PVM26798 • DVD / VOD 

Wheel Bearing Service: 

Front Wheel Drive 

To provide students with a complete frontwheel 

drive wheel-bearing service education, 

use this detailed, animation-rich program. 

Main sections include bearing assembly 

removal, pressing out the old bearing, and 

reinstalling the bearing assembly. Viewers will 

learn how to remove the hub, remove the 

bearing assembly from a CV axle, and remove 

the steering knuckle if needed. Knuckle 

removal explanations include removing tierod 

end, caliper, and brake rotor. Animation 

demonstrates proper pressing-out methods 

using the right driving tool. Reinstalling the 

caliper over the brake rotor or disc, as well as 

proper tightening of spindle nuts and other 

fasteners to ensure driver safety, round out 

this excellent primer. Diagrams and liveaction 

close-ups support key concepts. 

$89.95 PVM26799 • DVD / VOD 

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Small gas Engines 

This fi ve-part series covers the operation, 

maintenance, disassembly, and assembly 

of small gas engines. 

(20-35 minutes each) © 1994 


Small Gas Engine Inspection, 

Measurement, and Cleaning 

Summarizes how to inspect each part during 

a major rebuild of a small gas engine and 

how to fi nd part damage and measure wear 

accurately so students know which parts 

should be replaced and which can be reused. 

Live-action video and computer graphics 

explain part clearances—which are critical to 

engine life. Clear visuals show the proper use 

of cleaning tools and equipment. The last part 

of the program shows a valve job using both 

carbide cutter and a valve grind machine. 

$79.95 PVM26298 • DVD / VOD 

Small Gas Engine 

Troubleshooting and Tune-Up 

Summarizes how to properly troubleshoot 

both performance and mechanical problems 

in small gas engines. Logical diagnosis 

methods are supplemented with computer 

graphics that show what causes a rod knock, 

piston slap, and low compression. Engine 

maintenance and basic tune-up are also 

included. 

$79.95 PVM26299 • DVD / VOD 

Small Gas Engine 

Construction and Operation 

Introduces the operation, construction and 

design variations of small gas engines. 

Live-action video footage and computer 

graphics are used to explain how both 

two- and four-stroke engines operate. Design 

variations, such as poppet vs. reed valves, 

valves-in-block vs. overhead valves, gasoline 

vs. diesel vs. LP gas, air vs. liquid cooled are 

all explained. 

$79.95 PVM26300 • DVD / VOD 

Small Gas Engine Disassembly 

Explains the major steps for engine teardown 

and rebuilding. Instructional footage stresses 

safety, part organization, and use of proper 

tools. The program prepares students for 

working on any engine. 

$79.95 PVM26329 • DVD / VOD 

Small Gas Engine Reassembly 

Shows how to properly reinstall a major part 

of a small gas engine. Students will learn to 

assemble both two- and four-stroke cycle 

engines. Clear, live-action video emphasizes 

safety, proper gasket and seal installation, 

correct utilization of torque valves, and 

tightening patterns. 

$79.95 PVM26330 • DVD / VOD 

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New! 

Safety and 

Technology Series 

Auto Shop Safety 

Reinforcing concepts with helpful animation, 

this video provides crucial knowledge about 

accidents that can occur in automotive repair 

shops. The best ways to prevent them, and 

the smartest and safest steps to take when 

they happen, are explained. © 2008 

$99.95 PVM24746 • DVD / VOD 

Electrical Safety 

This video details electricity-related safety 

procedures to follow as well as protection of 

electrical instruments and solid-state devices. 

An excellent overview. 

$99.95 PVM42035 • DVD 

Welding Safety 

This video covers the most important safety 

rules and protective equipment to use when 

performing MIG, TIG, arc, and gas welding. 

Various types of welders, including plasma 

cutters, are illustrated. 

$99.95 PVM42036 • DVD 




Shop Safety & Practices 

Working in the trades is a rewarding way for people to get their hands into their work— 

but it can be dangerous, too. This six-part series shows how to play it safe when working 

with technology used in various professions. Protect your students by making these 

videos compulsory viewing! Correlates to all National CTE Organizational Standards 

(including the provisions of the Perkins Act). Viewable/printable instructor’s guides 

are available online. A Shopware Production. (18-22 minutes each) © 2011 


Woodworking Safety 

This video summarizes the most critical safety 

measures to observe when using table saws, 

radial arm saws, planers, routers, lathes, 

jointers, large belt sanders, and other woodworking 

technology. 

$99.95 PVM42037 • DVD 

General Shop Safety 

This video demonstrates the types of dangers 

present in any industrial or manufacturing 

atmosphere and then explains how to prevent 

accidents. Actual industrial accidents are used 

to stress the importance of using proper 

methods when in a general shop. 

$99.95 PVM42038 • DVD 

Metalworking Safety 

Sheet metal work, soldering, foundry work, 

and forging are covered in this video, along 

with handling steel beams at a construction 

site. Footage of fatal accidents reinforces the 

importance of safety. 

$99.95 PVM42039 • DVD 

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Careers in Automotive Technology 

Career Clusters: 

Transportation, Distribution & Logistics 

So much of life really comes down to moving 

things. So it’s no surprise how many different 

career paths the Transportation, Distribution 

& Logistics Cluster offers. In this program, 

people who work in various occupations 

within the Cluster discuss their jobs, as well 

as the education and training they needed 

to acquire them. Correlates to the National 

Standards for Life Work. A Cambridge 



$99.95 PVM32127 • DVD / VOD 

Career Options for Women: Automotive 

Meet three women who have embarked 

on high-powered careers in the automotive 

industry. This program profi les Linda Simon, 

a former hairdresser turned truck driver who 

works in some very tough road conditions; 

Brenda McWilliams, an auto body technician 

in a state-of-the-art repair facility; and Danuta 

Wozniak, who excels as an auto mechanic 

in a woman-owned shop. Remarks from 

co-workers and supervisors provide additional 

layers to the descriptions of each job. 

(24 minutes) © 2006 

Preview Clip Online C A ‡ o 

$99.95 PVM37652 • DVD / VOD 

Life after High School: 

Succeeding in the Workplace 

As students take their places in the workforce, 

they will need to quickly acquire important 

work-related behaviors such as punctuality, 

respect for managers and coworkers, and a 

willingness to follow company guidelines. 

They must also develop good communication 

and time management skills, to help them 

work effi ciently. This program shows how 

fi ve teenagers successfully adjust to the 

workplace environment as they share their 

achievements as well as their fears and 

concerns. Keys to success are reinforced 

throughout as each of the new employees 

deals with job-related diffi culties. If a picture 

is worth a thousand words, this video will 

speak volumes to students as they prepare 

to make their transition to the world of work. 


$99.95 PVM25785 • DVD / VOD 

The Exceptional Employee: 

A Guide to Success on the Job 

This program emphasizes the traits and 

employee skills needed to take an active role 

in career success and advancement. Through 

interviews with employers and employees 

from some of the world’s most successful 

corporations, the viewer learns the essential 

qualities needed to succeed: Contribution, 

Teamwork, Attitude, and Organization. Part 

one demonstrates the importance of making 

a contribution to the company. In part two 

Exceptional Employees discuss how teamwork 

and effective communication are 

valuable assets. Attitude is the third quality, 

and viewers learn the best attitude for the 

workplace. Lastly, organizational skills are 

covered and discussed. Those new to the 

work force must strive to be exceptional in 

order to succeed, and this program demonstrates 

how to take responsibility for career 

advancement and success. A Cambridge 



“A realistic look at what they might expect. 

Recommended.”—Video Librarian 

“This video will fi nd wide acceptance in 

vocational programs.”—Book Report 

$89.95 PVM8401 • DVD / VOD 

Spotlight on Careers in Technology 

What is it like to be a visionary, to have a 

hand in shaping the future through important 

technologies? Section one of this program 

showcases the environmentally clean, 

zero-emission Ballard Fuel Cell as Geoffrey 

Ballard himself explains how he developed 

it against all odds. In section two, Bob Mason, 

cofounder of the direct-to-Internet TV service 

Brightcove, discusses why he and partner 

Jeremy Allaire started the company, 

Brightcove’s place in the Internet revolution, 

and career options in the ever-changing 

high-tech industry. (18 minutes) © 2007 


“A very useful series for high school libraries. 

Recommended.” 

—Educational Media Reviews Online 

Recommended by Booklist and Video Librarian. 

$99.95 PVM36921 • DVD / VOD 

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Auto Shop Safety 

Reinforcing concepts with helpful 

animation, this program 

provides crucial knowledge 

about accidents that can occur 

in automotive repair shops. The best 

ways to prevent them, and the smartest and 

safest steps to take when they happen, are 

explained. The video covers all major shop 

areas, including the stall, grease rack, front 

end rack, tool room, and classroom. Running 

engines, open fuel lines, welding tools, 

moving cars, cars on lifts or jacks, and other 

shop hazards are illustrated, with detailed 

information on avoiding fi res, explosions, 

asphyxiation, chemical burns, electric shock, 

and impact injuries. Hybrid vehicle technology 

is also explored. A viewable/printable 

instructor’s guide is available online. 

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$99.95 PVM24746 • DVD / VOD 

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