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By Counterman
In the October issue of AMN/Counterman, we covered the Automotive Sales Council’s
link hidden, please login to view – an initiative that aims to reduce the sky-high return rate in the automotive aftermarket. Members of the Automotive Sales Council include representatives from KYB, Dorman Products, FDP Brakes, Motorcar Parts of America, MotoRad and Standard Motor Products. The group developed the “Check the Part” campaign to hit home with counter professionals, who are on the front lines of processing parts returns and weeding out warranty abuse.
Endorsed by AASA and the Auto Care Association, the campaign’s messaging is simple:
√ Open the box.
√ Inspect the part.
√ Verify the return.
Recently, Dorman published a return guide for a catalytic converter with integrated exhaust manifold – also known as a manifold converter.
If a customer wants to return a manifold converter, Dorman recommends these four steps to determine if it’s a valid warranty claim:
Verify it’s the right part type. Some customers try to return unrelated products and heavy objects as a scam. Verify that the catalyst substrate is intact. If it’s oily, broken or sooty, the vehicle might need additional repair and the converter might not be covered under warranty policy. Verify that the part has been used. A heated-up or used manifold can be red from rust or a blueish color on its outer shell. If it isn’t discolored, it may be new and unmounted, and therefore can be sold again. If it’s a Dorman part, verify the part number. Dorman converters have welded tags or laser etching with part number, so you can be sure it’s the right part in the box. You can download a PDF of the return guide below:
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By Cartreats
The ultimate Lamborghini Aventador S LP-740 Valvetronic system from Velocity Automotive Performance! For more information click here link hidden, please login to view
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By Counterman
Whenever a shopper finds a product they need on DormanProducts.com, they now instantly can see which nearby stores have that part in stock, using a new real-time inventory tool announced by Dorman Products.
To use the new functionality, visitors to
link hidden, please login to view can search for a product using either vehicle year, make and model; keywords; VIN; OE number; or visual-hardware drilldown. When they find what they need, they can scroll down on that product description’s page to the updated “Where to Buy” section. There they can view on a map what stores near them have that part available, as well as get directions and click to call. “We are always looking for ways to make it easier for repair shops and DIYers to finish a job. With this new capability, it’s now incredibly easy to find our full range of products,” said Steve Gisondi, Dorman’s vice president of marketing. “You can quickly search our tens of thousands of parts and components on a computer or smartphone, and find where they’re available near you, without the hassle of having to call around to multiple locations.”
This industry-first capability is made possible through a strategic relationship between Dorman and Epicor, a global leader of industry-specific enterprise software. By leveraging Epicor channel connectivity among leading parts-distribution businesses across North America, the Dorman website now connects directly with store-inventory systems at a variety of retailers and distributors to let users know if parts are in stock at specific locations, according to the company.
“Dorman is one of the automotive aftermarket’s most innovative suppliers, so it’s no surprise they are on the leading edge of solutions that bring increased access and convenience to the industry’s end-users,” said Tim Hardin, senior vice president and general manager of Automotive at Epicor. “We are very proud to have played a role in enabling this important new solution for Dorman and the many parts distribution businesses that offer Dorman’s products.”
Dorman parts and components are stocked by hundreds of retailers and distributors throughout North America. Real-time inventory is available now on DormanProducts.com for most of Dorman’s largest retail partners, and new partners and locations are continuously being added.
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By ezdizzy
Hello there. Apologies if this is the wrong thread. Please feel free to move...
Found this manifold (exhaust?) left behind in a storage locker. Curious what it might be worth and where I might be able to sell it...? Any suggestions?
Thanks
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By TheAutopartsShop
Tires that are too flat and tires that are too full , both can create problems on the Road.
Tire Pressure Monitoring System Valve Kit also known as TPMS valve kit , PartNumber 974-900 by Dorman - OE Solutions provides an easy solution by allowing you to check the pressure in your tires any Time and in any location.
FIND THE Tire Pressure Monitoring System Valve Kit 974-900 AT theautopartsshop.com
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