Dent Fix introduces Body Buggy Rack-Saver

Dent Fix Equipment has introduced the new Body Buggy DF-BB104, which the company says allows users to more easily move a disabled vehicle.

The Body Buggy comes in 4-ft. and 5-ft. models. According to the company, after a five-minute installation, the unit becomes “part of the vehicle,” negating the need to employ any lift points. The included spacer kit allows for the use of original fasteners.

When installed, the vehicle is rolled onto a frame rack, into a paint booth or to storage, out of the way of production. The device can be installed on the front or rear of most any vehicle using the cradle or sub-frame mounting points and hardware, the company says.

The kit includes: main beam (4- or 5-ft.), wheel assemblies, sliding lock collars, mounting brackets (two pairs of different heights), hitch pins and clips, fitment pin spacer, storage crate and 10-piece spacer kit.

Snap-on announces upgrades in diagnostic software release

With its latest diagnostic software release, Snap-on said it has added more location images and larger connector diagrams to its Fast-Track Guided Component Test feature to “give professional automotive technicians increased confidence and certainty in their diagnosis.” “Fast-Track Guided Component Tests take oscilloscope testing of individual electrical components or circuits to the next level by

“Fast-Track Guided Component Tests take oscilloscope testing of individual electrical components or circuits to the next level by providing vehicle-specific, visually illustrated test procedures that show exactly where to connect, how to connect and what the results should look like,” said Helen Cox, marketing and client services director for Snap-on Diagnostics. “With our newest software upgrade, we have enhanced the images and added crisp looking connector diagrams to further streamline the diagnostic process so technicians can quickly get to the root cause of the problem.”