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ASE PS2 Test Preparation Guide: Automatic Transmission/Transaxle

The major components of an automatic transmission are the torque converter, pump, clutch packs, gear sets, valve body, shift solenoids, control module, filter, fluid and fluid cooler.

ASE PS2 Test Preparation Guide: Fuel System

The major components in the fuel system include the fuel pump, fuel filter, fuel lines, fuel injectors, fuel pressure regulator, throttle body, fuel tank and gas cap.

Valeo Enters North American Automatic Transmissions Market With Torque Converter Produced in New Plant in Mexico

Valeo’s highly efficient torque convertors, which are now produced in a new plant in Mexico, have allowed the Group to win significant new business in North America, according to the company.

Bosch Appoints New Chief CFO

Company also names three regional presidents for North American Operations.

Batteries Are Working Harder Than Ever

The basic chemistry inside a car battery has not changed, and average battery life is still only about four to six years (and can be as little as three years in really hot climates).

Chassis Parts Take A Pounding

Chassis parts are all the components that attach the wheels to the rest of the vehicle, and help support the vehicle’s weight.

Understanding Fuel Pump Problems

It’s important for the parts professional to understand the basic issues involved in fuel pump diagnosis.

CARDONE Recommends Fluid List for Power Steering

OEs recommend many different types of fluids for use in power steering systems.

Automotive Aftermarket Electronics: The ins and out of how body control components operate

More refined safety and convenience systems such as telematics communications systems have placed an even greater load on vehicle electrical systems.

2009: A Look Back at Distribution Influences, ‘The Clunkers’

At the beginning of each year, we review what were the top influences or events on automotive aftermarket parts distribution during the year that just ended. We gauge this by reviewing the most-read stories from our sister
e-newsletter, aftermarketNews.com.