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Show I'll i V - V t i -?0r.. m na, A yatmtm, .-mill i'fe.'vL.ltfU.Mj, .- m i in mi 1 1 ...-i.-'im.i. n. j CAR TEST CENTER BOUNTIFUL - Needless guesswork in auto and truck tuneups and repairs is being eliminated by a new computer com-puter being used for the first time in Bountiful. USING THE new machine, which seeks out mechanical problems and then decides what should be repaired, is being utilized by Tune Center, Inc., 516 South 500 West. "Our computer won't let the mechanic make a mistake. mis-take. It pulls no punches about what is the problem and what must be done to solve the problem," said Denton R. Johnson president of Tune Center. MR. JOHNSON is a 23-year veteran of automotive and heavy equipment repair ser-, vice as a mechanic and shop foreman for Chevrolet and . GMC. . He has completed all training train-ing courses offered by GMC and has 109 credit hours of business management at the University of Utah. A RESIDENT of Bountiful, Mr. Denton is married with seven children. He spent two years working with Howard O. Wiscombe, also of Bountiful, and president of Alpha Management Incorporated, to put the plans together for Tune Center. MR. WISCOMBE has 28 years of management experience in the fields of construction, marketing, airlines, manufacturing, real estate and financial planning and consulting. He is a graduate of the University of Utah College of Law and holds the C.L.U. designation from the American College of Life Underwriters. He has also been active in state and local government having served as chairman of the Citizens' Advisory Council and chairman and board member of the Bountiful Denton Johnson uses the Computer Test Center to check tuneup of a truck, as Howard Wiscombe watches. Light and Power Company. " He has been married 30 years and has three children. OTHER PRINCIPALS of Tune Center are Lloyd Rob-bins, Rob-bins, executive vice president and director; and Mark T. Kasper, secretary, treasurer and director. Mr. Johnson said that unlike other automotive diagnostic diag-nostic equipment, Autosense computer finds the problem fast, decides what should be repaired, and then points out a test result complete with repair instructions to bring the car back to original factory fac-tory specifications. "THE NEW machine definitely saves hours of troubleshooting time and the computer tells us the fastest way to fix what is wrong," he said. "A rough running or smoking engine may result from a single bad wire or speck of dirt in the carburetor. carbure-tor. If that's all that is wrong, that's all we'll fix." grb |