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By Counterman
The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) recently hosted its board of governors meeting in Herndon, Virginia.
The event had extra-special meaning, as many past ASE chairmen were in attendance as special guests to celebrate the 50th anniversary of ASE.
The following ASE chairmen, dating back to 1988, joined the current ASE board of governors and invited guests for the festivities:
2021 – Mark Polke
2020 – Bobby Bassett
2019 – Tom Trisdale
2018 – Ted Hayes
2017 – Jeff Walker
2015 – Greg Gaulin
2014 – Glenn Dahl
2013 – Rob Barto
2012 – Mike Phillips
2008-2009 – Joe Torchiana
2005 – Bill Bergen
2004 – Bill Willis
2002-2003 – Dennis Terrill
1998 – Bruce Gerhardt
1997 – Al Duebber
1991 – Mike Coley
1988 – Rick Dube
“It was a great honor to have so many past chairmen celebrate such a major milestone. Each one has made an indelible mark on ASE and we thank them for their continued guidance and support,” said Tim Zilke, ASE president and CEO. “In addition to the festivities, we had a very productive and informative meeting and we greatly appreciate the members of the ASE board of governors for devoting their time and expertise to ensure the continued success of ASE for the next 50 years.”
During the board of governors meeting, the attendees discussed pertinent topics and future plans, including the new ADAS and hybrid/electric vehicle safety ASE tests; the ASE Education Foundation’s Adopt-A-School program; ASE Training Managers Council (ATMC) activities; as well as recently conducted research findings and communications activities conducted to build awareness, inform stakeholders and further the ASE mission. The meeting ended with a special reception and dinner commemorating the historic 50 years of ASE.
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Front row, left to right: Bobby Bassett, 2020 ASE chair; Rick Dube, 1988 ASE chair; Tom Trisdale, 2019 ASE chair; Greg Gaulin, 2015 ASE chair; Mike Phillips, 2012 ASE chair; Dennis Terrill, 2002-2003 ASE chair; and Bill Willis, 2004 ASE chair
Second row, left to right: Al Duebber, 1997 ASE chair; Mark Polke, 2021 ASE chair; Joe Torchiana, 2008-2009 ASE chair; Bill Bergen, 2005 ASE chair; Ted Hayes, 2018 ASE chair; and Rob Barto, 2013 ASE chair
Back row, left to right: Glenn Dahl, 2014 ASE chair; Bruce Gerhardt, 1998 ASE chair; Mike Coley, 1991 ASE chair; and Jeff Walker, 2017 ASE chair
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By Counterman
Perfect Stop is turning up the summer heat with its annual powersports giveaway.
Six grand-prize winners will choose a powersports vehicle of their choice – worth up to $15,000. In addition to the vehicles, 150 lucky winners will take home $25,000 in gift cards.
Perfect Stop is a premium line offering brake pads, rotors, calipers and cleaners for light-duty, medium-duty and heavy-duty applications. The brake line’s annual powersports sweepstakes draw upward of 150,000 entries as technicians vie for one of the powersports or cash prizes.
Beginning June 1 and ending on July 31, technicians will earn entries by purchasing Perfect Stop through the e-commerce parts-ordering platform MyPlace4Parts. All qualifying orders are automatically entered into the sweepstakes for the six grand-prize selections, and gift cards in $100, $250 or $500 increments.
“Perfect Stop has the professional technician in mind,” says Dan Rader, vice president of category management. “From our technologically advanced brake pads, sensors and calipers to our high-carbon rotors and brake cleaners and brake fluid – each product is well-designed for everyday applications. This sweepstakes encourages technicians to combine the product
lines and increase the end user’s overall fulfillment. It creates the one-stop-shop for the wheel end.”
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By Counterman
The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) has introduced an Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) Specialist Certification test (L4).
The test is designed to identify technicians who possess knowledge of the skills required to diagnose, service and calibrate ADAS on automobiles, SUVs and light-duty trucks.
“Because ADAS service is becoming a very important vehicle repair service, our stakeholders requested that we develop a certification test that demonstrates that automotive service professionals are qualified to perform ADAS service,” said Tim Zilke, ASE president and CEO. “We worked closely with service technicians, service representatives from vehicle and engine manufacturers, aftermarket trainers and technical educators to develop questions that deal with practical problems experienced by technicians in their work with vehicles that include ADAS.”
The ASE ADAS Specialist test (L4) will cover content focused on the diagnosis, service and calibration of radar, camera, ultrasonic and other advanced driver-assistance systems. Many of the questions relate to a sample vehicle with advanced driver-assistance systems technology used by most manufacturers. This vehicle is described in the
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To register for the ADAS Specialist test (L4), automotive service professionals must have passed either the Automobile Electrical/Electronic Systems (A6) or Collision Mechanical and Electrical Components (B5) test.
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By Counterman
In celebration of its 50th anniversary, the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) has made available free downloadable communications materials and creative assets to help industry organizations take part in ASE’s yearlong celebration.
Designed as a one-stop web portal, the online ASE toolkit gives repair shops, parts suppliers and industry organizations access to ASE marketing assets for use in their own communications.
The web-based toolkit features a special 50th-anniversary
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