Outside The Catalog: General Motors
Most of what we need for routine parts lookup is easily and quickly found within our own e-catalogs. But when our usual methods don’t get the results we need, it’s always good to have additional sources of information at your fingertips.
Outside the Parts Catalog: Ford
While not as thorough as the GM SPID decal, some major component options can be decoded from the door sticker on Fords too.
Beyond the Electronic Catalog: Other Auto Parts Resources for Counter Professionals
There’s still a world of valuable information beyond the e-cat for parts specialists who have the desire, drive and skill to search for it.
How Swede It Is: Numbers, Names You’ll See When Cataloging Saab And Volvo Car Parts
Both Saab and Volvo are known for their reliability and longevity, but we still receive our fair share of calls for these cars.
Import Insights: Paper Catalogs vs. The Computer
Although computer-based cataloging has become the norm in sourcing parts, there are still great benefits to using good ol’ paper.
Paper vs. eCatalogs
Paper catalogs have their place, but in-shop e-catalogs change the shop/store dynamic.
CRP’s Mike Palm: How Close Customer Ties Yield Success
Learn how Palm has led the company’s aftermarket product management to ensure CRP’s future success.
Measuring a Serpentine Belt
Use the correct tool to measure the effective belt length at the cord line.
Selling Wiper Blades
Don’t wait until winter arrives to talk about the importance of replacing them.
ADAS Overview And Common Failure Points
Despite how advanced these systems are, sometimes something simple can interfere.
