Delphi Added Instructional Videos to Garage 360
The platform now features new diagnostic training modules for steering and suspension repairs.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Car Types
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Delphi, a brand of PHINIA Inc., has expanded its Garage 360 platform by adding five new instructional videos designed to aid in vehicle maintenance. These modules are specifically tailored to support technician efficiency during steering, suspension, and sensor diagnostic work.
Why it matters
By providing targeted diagnostic training, the platform aims to improve the expertise of service staff and streamline common repair workflows. These updates help shops manage complex repairs more effectively through quick-reference digital resources.
The update introduces 5 new instructional videos to the Garage 360 platform. Each new module is under 3 minutes in length to ensure quick access for busy service staff.
The players
Delphi
An automotive brand owned by PHINIA Inc. that provides parts and diagnostic support for steering and suspension systems.
PHINIA Inc.
The parent organization of Delphi that oversees global automotive technology and aftermarket product initiatives.
The details
The platform utilizes symptom-based video modules to guide staff through specific repair tasks, including control arm inspections and press-in ball joint replacements. Beyond the video content, the system integrates with learning management system (LMS) software to track progress and features live Tech Tip Thursday webinars for ongoing education.
Timeline
September 23, 2026: The updated Garage 360 platform was announced.
The Home Front
The automotive repair industry is moving toward digitized, bite-sized instructional content to address the complexity of modern vehicle systems. This shift helps shops maintain consistent repair quality as vehicle technology continues to evolve.
If you are planning to handle steering or suspension repairs at home, remember that these systems involve safety-critical components that are best addressed by a licensed professional. You can use these resources to familiarize yourself with the diagnostic symptoms relevant to your specific vehicle.
The takeaway
Quick diagnostic modules provide a valuable reference point for understanding vehicle maintenance needs. Use these instructional tools to better communicate symptoms to a licensed mechanic when your vehicle requires a professional repair.
Further reading
To learn more about how modern vehicle maintenance is evolving, visit Car Types.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Autosphere.
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