In Issue 65 the writers are again challenged to save you money. They were directed to ask and answer the statement, “I’m going to show you how to . . . . “

Additionally, the media is now telling us that better times are ahead, and we are ready to jump on that bandwagon. The debut of the new Chrysler, good news from the automotive industry, and a new 2010 Turbo Diesel truck will give us plenty to discuss in the near term. But for now, let’s itemize what is inside Issue 65:

- For this Issue’s cover, we have the truck of TDR Member Brian Edwards who does search and rescue training for all types of different agencies. Brian lives in Ohio and you might be able to make out his air boat in the truck’s background. The technical drawing was done by Kelly Snyder (dieselartist@gmail.com).
- Another review of the 2016 fuel economy standards.
- 2010 TDR Calendar Competition and rules announced. Get your entries ready.
- Understanding automotive relays.
- The “Ten Back” column shows just how far we’ve come in the last ten years.
- We take a look back at Issue 43’s article reviewing the importance of brake fluid maintenance. Have you changed your brake fluid lately?
- Problems are presented, discussed, and solutions offered in each of our “Generation” and “Engine” feature columns.
- The “Cummins Column” talks about the 6.7-liter engine and new software calibrations.
- Ford’s small diesel is cancelled; Dodge’s small diesel is cancelled.
- The TDR Annual Index provides a wealth of information to help you research problems.
- Writers Holmes and Anderson discuss installations and truck problems.
- Donnelly revisits ten years of engine performance enhancements.
- We entertain you with “Backfire” discussions on accessories and lube oil.

We are confident that you’ll enjoy Issue 65!