What Causes Fuel Pumps to Fail?
Like most vehicle components, natural wear and tear is the unavoidable cause for parts replacement. Fuel pumps are often out of sight and out of mind for most shop visitors. That’s because they are an as-needed repair and not typically a part of ongoing maintenance. Nevertheless, if you diagnose fuel pump failure, customers will want
The Value of Replacing the Water Pump and Timing Belt Simultaneously
Water pumps have long been considered the heart of a vehicle’s cooling system. Although its sole function – pumping coolant from the radiator through the engine – seems simple, it’s a crucial process to keep engines running at optimal temperatures. Unfortunately, some drivers can overlook this – along with proper care for the part. On
AMSOIL Adds Synthetic 10W-30, 5W-40 Products To ATV/UTV Line
AMSOIL synthetic ATV/UTV oil is designed to withstand the severe operating conditions found in modern ATV/UTV applications.
Autopromotec Workshop Provides Aftermarket Outlook
“Aftermarket Outlook Throughout and Beyond Disruptions” offered a strategic analysis of the global automotive industry.
Carter Expands Line Of Water Pumps
The new SKUs are engineered to reliably meet the demands of gasoline and diesel engines across many vehicle models.
Carter Expands Line Of Fuel-Pump Assemblies
The assemblies feature CleanScreen technology and OE-matched connections.
Warranty Returns Got You Down? Check The Part!
Parts manufacturers are joining forces to address a nagging problem in the aftermarket: warranty abuse.
Hy-Per Lube Oil Supplement Unveils New Packaging, Rebate Offer
The iconic product now wears Rislone Hy-per packaging and comes with a $3 rebate for the rest of 2021.
New Rislone CAT Complete Turns Off ‘Check Engine’ Lights
The unique chemical formula cleans the entire emissions and exhaust system to clear the P0420 and other OBD codes.
Carter Adds SKUs To Expanding Line Of Water Pumps
The additional electrical and mechanical water-pump SKUs are engineered to move fluid efficiently and reliably.
