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By Russell Spruill
Trying to identify this part. Think it might be an aftermarket ECM ? My friends and I are stumped.
Thanks for any help.
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By JDC Parts
This Part Fits The Following:
Jeep Wrangler (TJ) (2000-2006) w/ 4.0L engine. Jeep Cherokee (XJ) (2000-2001) w/ 4.0L engine. Jeep Grand Cherokee (WJ) (1999-2004) w/ 4.0L engine. New Cylinder Head; Bare; Does Not Include Valvetrain.
12 MONTHS WARRANTY.
7 - 10 DAYS DELIVERY TIME
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By JDC Parts
Selling Dodge Timing Kit (3.7L) Part Number 5019423AD Suits Jeep, Dodge & Ram
This Part Fits The Following:
Fits Jeep:
Jeep Grand Cherokee (WK) (2005-2010) w/ 3.7L engine. Jeep Commander (XK) (2006-2010) w/ 3.7L engine. Jeep Cherokee (KK) (2008-2012) w/ 3.7L engine. Jeep Cherokee (KJ) (2002-2007) w/ 3.7L engine. Fits Dodge:
Dodge Durango (HB) (2004-2009) w/ 3.7L engine. Dodge Nitro (KA) (2007-2011) w/ 3.7L engine. Dodge Dakota (ND) (2006-2011) w/ 3.7L engine. Dodge Raider (NM) (2006-2010) w/ 3.7L engine. Fits Ram:
Ram 1500 (DS) (2009-2012) w/ 3.7L engine. Ram 1500 (DR) (2002-2008) w/ 3.7L engine. Contains Chains, Tensioners and Guides.
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By JDC Parts
Selling Jeep Timing Kit (3.7L) Part Number 5019423AD Suits Jeep, Dodge & Ram
This Part Fits The Following:
Fits Jeep:
Jeep Grand Cherokee (WK) (2005-2010) w/ 3.7L engine. Jeep Commander (XK) (2006-2010) w/ 3.7L engine. Jeep Cherokee (KK) (2008-2012) w/ 3.7L engine. Jeep Cherokee (KJ) (2002-2007) w/ 3.7L engine. Fits Dodge:
Dodge Durango (HB) (2004-2009) w/ 3.7L engine. Dodge Nitro (KA) (2007-2011) w/ 3.7L engine. Dodge Dakota (ND) (2006-2011) w/ 3.7L engine. Dodge Raider (NM) (2006-2010) w/ 3.7L engine. Fits Ram:
Ram 1500 (DS) (2009-2012) w/ 3.7L engine. Ram 1500 (DR) (2002-2008) w/ 3.7L engine. Contains Chains, Tensioners and Guides.
12 MONTHS WARRANTY.
7 - 10 DAYS DELIVERY TIME
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Advance Auto Parts Announces Purchase of the DieHard Brand from Transformco
Auto News posted a topic in Advance Auto Parts Forum,
Advance Auto Parts, Inc. (NYSE: AAP) has acquired the DieHard brand from Transform Holdco LLC (“Transformco”), for $200 million utilizing cash on hand.
“We are excited to acquire global ownership of an iconic American brand. DieHard will help differentiate Advance, drive increased DIY customer traffic and build a unique value proposition for our Professional customers and Independent Carquest partners. DieHard has the highest brand awareness and regard of any automotive battery brand in North America and will enable Advance to build a leadership position within the critical battery category,” said Tom Greco, president and CEO, Advance Auto Parts. “DieHard stands for durability and reliability and we will strengthen and leverage the brand in other battery categories, such as marine and recreational vehicles. We also see opportunities to extend DieHard in other automotive categories. We remain committed to providing our customers with high-quality products and excellent service. The addition of DieHard to our industry leading assortment of national brands, OE parts and owned brands will enable us to differentiate Advance and drive significant long-term shareholder value.”-
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AmazonBasics 6-Pack High Mileage Motor Oil - Synthetic Blend
APF posted a topic in Amazon Auto Parts Forum,
AmazonBasics High Mileage Motor Oil - Synthetic Blend
AmazonBasics high-mileage synthetic-blend motor oil offers an enhanced level of protection for engines over 75,000 miles. Its synthetic blend combines conventional oil with synthetic for cost efficiency with some of the benefits of a full synthetic. An important part of routine maintenance, the motor oil works well for anything from topping off levels to complete oil changes. Whether it’s a beloved older vehicle or one with an uncertain maintenance history, help protect its engine with AmazonBasics high-mileage, synthetic-blend motor oil.-
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OEM vs. Aftermarket Parts for Your Car: How to Choose
APF posted a topic in General Auto Parts Discussion,
When selecting parts for a car repair, it pays to know the differences between original and aftermarket parts. Whenever possible, get estimates for both.
Choosing between original and aftermarket car parts — and even used parts of either type — is all about squaring your priorities with your budget.
You’ll have different options depending on the part and the shop. And the best choice will depend on whether you’re trying to keep repairs cheap, restore your car’s appearance after a wreck or soup up your ride.
Original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts match those that came with your car, and are of the same quality as its original parts. They’re also the most expensive.-
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Replacement Intervals For Oil And Air Filters In Today’s Vehicles
APF posted a topic in Automotive Wipers, Filters, Oil & Lubricants,
The factory-recommended replacement intervals for filters can vary quite a bit depending on the year, make and model of the vehicle, as well as how it is driven. As a rule, older vehicles (those more than 15 to 20 years old) typically have more frequent service intervals than newer vehicles. Why? Because late-model vehicles require less maintenance, thanks to improvements in motor oils, transmission fluids, engine design and filter media.
Many long-life air and oil filters use synthetic fiber media or a blend of cellulose and synthetic fibers to extend filter life.
Changing the oil and filter every 3,000 miles was standard practice decades ago. But it’s no longer necessary because most multi-viscosity oils today are a synthetic blend or a full synthetic that resist viscosity breakdown and oxidation for a much longer period of time. Late-model fuel-injected engines also run much cleaner than their carbureted ancestors, which reduces oil contamination in the crankcase.-
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Oil Filters And Air Filters: Important Maintenance Parts
APF posted a topic in Automotive Wipers, Filters, Oil & Lubricants,
Air filters, cabin air filters, oil filters and (sometimes) fuel and transmission filters are important maintenance parts that typically are replaced according to a time and/or mileage schedule. A vehicle’s service schedule recommendations can be found in the owner’s manual or in a separate brochure. Unfortunately, many motorists never read – or totally ignore – the recommendations.
Factory service schedules are designed to prolong the life of the engine, transmission and cooling system, to reduce premature wear and breakdowns, but also to minimize maintenance costs while the vehicle is still under warranty. That’s why factory oil change recommendations have been stretched to 7,500 to 10,000 miles or more on many late-model vehicles. Most late-model cars and light trucks no longer have recommended change intervals for transmission fluid and filters, or for fuel filters. These so-called “lifetime” fluids and filters are supposed to last a long time – but they won’t last forever. Experience has shown that “lifetime” filters and fluids don’t live up to the hype.
Fuel filters always should be replaced when a fuel pump is replaced (unless the filter is part of the fuel pump module assembly). Likewise, transmission filters should be replaced if a customer is changing the fluid in their transmission.
Last Line of Defense Against Contaminants
Filters are the first line of defense against contaminants. Air filters keep dirt and abrasive particles out of the engine. A good-quality air filter will trap about 98 percent or more of the particles that can cause trouble inside an engine. As the filter media becomes saturated with dirt, it’s efficiency actually increases. But, as the filter becomes clogged with more and more dirt, it also becomes more restrictive to airflow. The greater the pressure drop across the filter, the more it hurts performance and fuel economy.-
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By 袁春凤 (Tiffany)
Perfect match of pump and thermostat
The engine is realized by the circulation of coolant. The component of the forced circulation of coolant is a water pump, which is driven by a crankshaft belt to promote the circulation of coolant throughout the system. Specializing in the production of water pumps for 40 years Feilongjiang Li's latest product - electric water pumps, it can accurately control the pump speed, and effectively reduce the loss of output power. The cooling of these coolants on the engine should be adjusted at any time according to the working conditions of the engine. When the engine temperature is low, the coolant circulates inside the engine itself. When the engine temperature is high, the coolant circulates between the engine and the radiator. The thermostat is used to control the coolant in different cycles. The thermostat can be regarded as a valve, its principle is to use materials that can be flexible with the temperature (paraffin or ether and so on) as a switch valve, when the water temperature is high material expansion top open valve, coolant for a large cycle, when the water temperature is low material shrinkage closed valve, coolant small cycle.
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