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New Product Announcement From CARDONE Industries

This month, the company has announced the release of 12 A1 CARDONE reman numbers and 12 CARDONE Select new part numbers, including some exclusive new SKUs.

Counterman Staff
By Counterman Staff
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PHILADELPHIA – At CARDONE Industries, the company says it is determined to have the right parts in stock when customers need them. To accomplish this, CARDONE is continually adding new parts to its catalog of more than 46,000 SKUs.
 
This month, the company has announced the release of 12 A1 CARDONE reman numbers and 12 CARDONE Select new part numbers, including some exclusive new SKUs.
 
Highlights of the new part introductions include:
 
Oil Pump Drive Shaft
30S-1400
1987-’02 GM Vehicles
CARDONE Exclusive
More than 2.7 million VIO
 
Rack & Pinion
26-2762
2011-’13 Honda Odyssey
Late-model Coverage
More than 210,000 VIO
 
Hydraulic Brake Booster
52-7376
2008-’13 Ford E350/E450 Super Duty
More than 250,000 VIO
 
Throttle Body
67-3012
2004-’06 Chevrolet Malibu/Cobalt, 05-06 Saturn ION
High-demand CARDONE exclusive
More than 660,000 VIO
 
Throttle Body
67-3021
2009-’13 GM Trucks, 4.3L
High-demand
More than 500,000 VIO
 
ECM
78-2075F
2005 Ford E150/E250/E350 Econoline
High-demand
More than 35,000 VIO
 
For more information, visit cardone.com.

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