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How To: Change the Front Strut Assemblies on a 2007 to 2014 Chevy Silverado
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By Counterman
Performance Ride Technology (PRT) said it has launched 22 new complete strut assemblies providing coverage for 12 million vehicles in the North American market.
The strut assemblies are for popular models such as the Honda Civic, Jeep Cherokee and Toyota Highlander, in addition to brand-new applications such as the 2021 Subaru Forester, the 2021 Toyota Corolla and the 2021 Honda Accord Hybrid, among others.
PRT is a brand of the ADD Group, one of the largest manufacturers of complete strut assemblies in the world.
PRT products are manufactured under the strictest OE quality processes required by the major automakers, according to the company.
“As an OE supplier, our company is always focused on the continuous development of new products that stay ahead in aftermarket technology,” said Bruno Bello, director of global marketing at PRT.
“These new additions not only expand our product coverage but also strengthen our presence in the North American Aftermarket. The new items are in stock and ready to ship.”
For more information, call 770-238-1611 or visit
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By Harley M
Hey there, I am curious if anyone knows where to locate the “plug” to INSTALL a block heater in my 2013 Chevy Equinox LT 2.4L.
I have not been able to find anything online about where a block heater can be installed and if it even has a plug to slide through. Am I better off getting a magnetic block heater?
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