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I have a 2006 Chevy Monte Carlo. When I move the Knob Indicator from Closed Vent to Open Vent it begins to make a clicking sound behind the dash. It does this for 30 seconds then goes away. What might it be?

You have a vent mode actuator with a bad diaphragm. Most people don’t fix them if it involves removing the complete dash. If the one acting up can be reached from underdash or with the glove box removed, the actuator is probably available from AC Delco, an HVAC supplier or the dealer can order one

Louisville-Based Roppel Industries Joins The Network

Founded by brothers Virgil and John Roppel as a small radiator company in 1947, Roppel Industries today has eight warehouses.

Exide Launches Advanced-Technology Battery Geared Toward Longer Life

A Columbus, Ga., plant marks the first time Exide’s Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM) batteries are being produced in the U.S.

GPC Reports Fourth-Quarter and Full-Year Results for 2011

ATLANTA – Genuine Parts Co. reported fourth-quarter results and record sales and earnings for the year ended Dec. 31, 2011. Tom Gallagher, chairman and CEO, announced that sales in 2011 were $12.5 billion, up 11 percent compared to 2010. Net income for the year was $565 million, an increase of 19 percent, compared to $476

Understanding Modern Battery Functions

Our conventional “flooded,” wet-cell, lead-acid battery has been improved during recent years to reduce corrosive gassing and increase service life.

Arnott Offers Up To $50 For Air Suspension Cores

Arnott rebuilds these cores using new bladders and CNC-machined aluminum to provide affordable, pre-assembled, replacement products, the company says.

The Automotive Distribution Network Goes Big In Vegas

More than 1,450 people are attending the event, held at the Wynn hotel and casino in Las Vegas, with 20 percent more people in attendance than the previous convention.

Counter-Tech: Using Apps To Sell Parts

Counterman columnist Mandy Aguilar gets faxed orders on his smartphone without even owning a fax machine.   My uncle Armando has been in my mind a lot lately; more so than usual. In a way he is always around as I’m named after him, as is my grandfather and so is my kid; we are

Pushing Engines Farther

Downsizing vehicles, reducing vehicle size and weight and using smaller and more fuel-efficient powertrains are some of the ways automakers will reach government fuel standards.

Counter-Tech: Using Apps To Sell Parts

Counterman columnist Mandy Aguilar gets faxed orders on his smartphone without even owning a fax machine.