Associated provides high-quality automotive battery chargers, electrical system testers, and precision-engineered Team Associated RC vehicles and accessories.
The Associated brand page encompasses documentation for two distinct and highly-regarded manufacturing lines: Associated Equipment and Team Associated (Associated Electrics).
Associated Equipment is a leading manufacturer of professional-grade automotive battery chargers, electrical system testers, and performance diagnostics tools designed for modern automotive technicians.
Team Associated is renowned worldwide for its championship-winning radio-controlled (RC) cars, trucks, buggies, and high-performance racing components. Whether you are looking for instruction manuals for an Intellamatic smart battery charger, an ATEC current clamp, or a detailed assembly tuning guide for a 1:10 scale RC rally car, you will find comprehensive manuals and documentation below to ensure proper setup and safe operation.
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You can find user manuals and operational guides for Associated Equipment smart chargers, testers, and battery analyzers in our directory below. They contain important safety and operating instructions for automotive technicians.
Yes, we provide assembly instructions, tuning tips, and parts lists for various Team Associated RC vehicles, including buggies, trucks, and rally cars.
Modern Associated Intellamatic smart chargers often support multiple battery types including AGM, Gel Cell, Enhanced Flooded, and Lithium-Ion. However, you must always refer to your specific charger's manual to select the correct charging profile and verify compatibility before use to avoid damaging the battery.
Detailed shock bleeding and assembly procedures are included in each Team Associated vehicle manual. These guides walk you through filling the shock bodies with silicone fluid and correctly purging the air from under the piston before properly sealing the caps.