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BBB Releases Remy Guide To Smart Charging Systems

The guide is designed to help the professional technician and DIY customer properly diagnose and repair domestic- and Asian-nameplate vehicles.

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By Counterman Staff

BBB Industries, a Daphne, Alabama-based remanufacturer of automotive aftermarket parts, has released the Remy Smart Charging Systems Guide.

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The Remy Smart Charging System Guide is designed to help the professional technician and DIY customer properly diagnose and repair domestic- and Asian-nameplate vehicles.

“We are fully committed to supporting the automotive repair community with Remy-branded products and services, backed by over a century of Remy innovation and reliability,” said Matt Heater, rotating electric director of product marketing and product management.

To download a free copy of the Remy Smart Charging Systems Guide, visit www.RemyAutomotive.com/scsg21.

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