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AASP to Hold Seminar at AAPEX on Using OEM Web Sites

The Alliance of Automotive Service Providers (AASP) has announced it will sponsor the seminar “A Practical Guide to Using OE Websites in Your Repair Shop” at AAPEX on Thursday, Nov. 4. Presenter Dave Scaler, director of the Mechanic’s Education Association (MEA), will discuss how to use OEM Web sites to obtain direct access to service information for technicians. He will review service information Web sites and will cover cost, details of content, speed, system requirements and compliance with current laws as well as practicality and application in

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By aftermarketNews Staff

SPRINGFIELD, IL — The Alliance of Automotive Service Providers (AASP) has announced it will sponsor the seminar “A Practical Guide to Using OE Websites in Your Repair Shop” at AAPEX on Thursday, Nov. 4.

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Presenter Dave Scaler, director of the Mechanic’s Education Association (MEA), will discuss how to use OEM Web sites to obtain direct access to service information for technicians. He will review service information Web sites and will cover cost, details of content, speed, system requirements and compliance with current laws as well as practicality and application in the shop environment.

The seminar will take place from 1 to 2:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 4 in room 207 of the Sands Expo Center.

The Alliance of Automotive Service Providers (AASP) is a coalition of associations, which serve the automotive service industry.

To learn more about AASP, go to: www.autoserviceproviders.com.

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