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Steering gear/without ball head from vika
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By tantivy
vika DPA products apply to Skoda,Volkswagen,and Audi automotive models,covering the parts for engine,electrical system,clutch,chassis,steering system,and covering panel.
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By janetteK
anyone interested in changing steering wheel or cover for Tesla Model 3/Y? we got it!
please check out our website, all parts can be customized for defferent colors and materials
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By Counterman
Modulus, a new brand of CARDONE Industries Inc., has announced its debut as “the absolute solution for premium power-steering replacement products.”
Offering precisely engineered, brand-new components in custom packaging, Modulus represents a new approach to meet the changing demands of the steering aftermarket, the company said.
“As automotive technology evolves, the complexities within each system become more pronounced,” said Mark Mooberry, vice president, product management & business development. “In the case of power steering, we set out to blend job-in-a-box efficiency with a premium, brand-new product that simplifies the replacement process and offers peace of mind over the long haul.”
During research and development, Modulus engineers focused on streamlining the installation process by developing high-performance products that include the critical components needed to complete the job. From pre-installed pulleys, pipes and reservoirs to application-specific inline filters, Modulus premium steering products save time and money versus sourcing components individually or reusing worn components.
As for the components themselves, specific attention is taken to determine whether it’s best to pre-install them on the unit or simply include them in the box, according to CARDONE. This is all decided at the application level, so product configurations are based on the specific make, model and year of the vehicle the part is designed to fit.
“As a former shop owner, I am really excited about Modulus,” said Joseph End, manager, customer experience & tech services. “In addition to providing critical installation components, the inline filters we supply are guaranteed to fit each application without any modifications needed. Whether it’s a professional technician or DIYer installing our product, their time is just as important to us as it is to them.”
Modulus offers new power-steering pumps, rack-and-pinion units and power-steering gears with a 10-year, 100,000-mile warranty. It also offers a technical service hotline manned by experienced ASE-certified technicians. For more information on Modulus products, visit
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By Counterman
In our 2022 Distribution Preview in
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Here’s our Q&A with Robert Roos, president of the Pronto Automotive Distribution Network.
AMN/CM: What did your organization accomplish in 2021 that you are most proud of?
RR: Obviously at the beginning of 2021, we announced our merger of the Pronto and Automotive Distribution Network groups. We anticipated that the merger process would be a lengthy one that would encompass all of 2021. I am so very proud of our internal team, the collective membership and all we have accomplished. We have consolidated systems, processes and procedures to allow us to become a more productive and efficient group. While there is still much to be done, we are together a much stronger group than we could have ever been independently. I applaud the efforts of everyone involved in making our dream a reality.
AMN/CM: What are your thoughts about the business environment for the automotive aftermarket in 2022?
RR: Currently, we are anticipating the business environment heading into 2022 to be very similar to what we have experienced in the past year. Supply chain issues will continue to challenge us for the foreseeable future. We are hopeful that as we become more accustomed to these challenges as an industry, we will find new and improved ways to navigate these waters and mitigate the impact on our businesses. Even with the headwinds we face, we are optimistic about our industry and our ability to persevere.
AMN/CM: What do you feel is the greatest threat facing the automotive aftermarket right now?
RR: Another year behind us and it seems like the answer to this question continues to be “Right to Repair” and our access to vehicle data. The independent automotive industry won a huge battle in late 2020 when Massachusetts voters passed the Right to Repair bill, but the fight is far from over. Legal battles continue in the courts and our ability to access the necessary data to repair vehicles is still up in the air. We must continue to press the issue and educate people on this important issue. AMN
AMN/CM: What phrase describes your “words to live by?”
RR: “We cannot become what we want by remaining what we are.” – Max Depree
AMN/CM: What is your best icebreaker at a networking reception?
RR: “Hello. I’m Robert …” I definitely need a better line.
AMN/CM: What is your dream car, or favorite vehicle you’ve owned?
RR: Dream car – not a good question to ask me. I’m driving an older vehicle now, so I would be happy with just about anything newer.
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By Counterman
Motorcar Parts of America (MPA) has launched a live, web-based Part Smart educational program providing OE-level training for the professional technician.
Developed and taught by MPA’s ASE-certified master technicians, the Part Smart training program addresses real-world troubleshooting and diagnostic procedures, product information and manufacturer-specific systems information.
The latest training event in the series continues Thursday, Feb. 24, at 12 p.m. CST, with an overview of troubleshooting and diagnosing LIN-controlled charging systems. Full class schedule and signup information will be available soon for 2022.
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