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Engine Mounts Keep Things Quiet, Make For A Longer-Lasting Vehicle

Although engine mounts normally last well over 100,000 miles, they should be inspected if unusually high levels of chassis-borne vibration and noise are present.

Federal-Mogul Announces Expanded TEC Training Schedule

Company offers dozens of in-depth, hands-on workshops and free technical webinars.

Dorman’s February New Product Announcement Features More Than 450 Parts

February’s New Product Announcement included 64 formerly “Dealer Only” parts.

The Brake Job: Stick To Recommendations

Attempting to cut costs by installing brake friction that doesn’t meet original equipment (OE) requirements generally produces
less-than-desired results.

Dorman Products Releases 164 New Parts

The September release includes 88 new products that were formerly exclusive “Dealer Only” parts, Dorman says.

Executive Interview: Dennis Samfilippo, General Manager, Philips Lighting North America

Dennis Samfilippo is the general manager of Philips Lighting’s Business Group Automotive NA and has been with Philips since 2010. Over the years, Samfilippo has held several key management positions with several leading companies. He has a wealth of aftermarket management experience and expertise. Prior to Philips, Samfilippo was the Global Business Unit Manager, OE Service, Independent Aftermarket & Specialty Markets at Delphi’s Saginaw Steering Gear Division.

The ‘Other’ Modules

You’ve heard of ECMs, ECUs and BCMs. What about the others?

Federal-Mogul Expands Product Information And Data Available Through FMe-cat.com Web Catalog

According to Federal-Mogul, the additional content is expected to further accelerate the growth of the comprehensive eCatalog, which logged approximately 11 million lookups in 2011 and now attracts more than 10,000 unique visitors each business day.

Raybestos Brakes Help Kyle Busch Save the Day… Twice… At The Budweiser Shootout

MCHENRY, Ill. — Kyle Busch earned Joe Gibbs Racing and Raybestos Brakes & Chassis the team’s first season win at the Budweiser Shootout on Feb. 18… just beating the defending champion to the checkered flag. Busch had two incredible saves during the wild 75-lap sprint around the Daytona International Speedway. At 200 mph, Busch twice

ASE PS2 Test Preparation Guide: Electrical System

● BATTERY — Provides current for cranking the engine, and to supplement the electrical needs of the vehicle. Automotive 12-volt batteries are usually located in the engine compartment, but some may be mounted elsewhere (under back seat, in the trunk, behind the inner fender splash guard, etc.). Most are maintenance-free and require no make-up water