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By Counterman
Litens Aftermarket recently introduced its latest OE improvement, the 999420A belt tensioner.
This new tensioner boasts improvements to the OE design, enabling an efficient belt-tensioner replacement process by a single technician, according to Litens.
“This tensioner was engineered to improve upon the OE design by addressing the challenges technicians encounter during the installation of belt tensioners, particularly in the confined spaces of engine compartments,” Litens explained in a news release. “Focusing on ease of installation, Litens integrated a design advancement to simplify the installation process significantly.”
The design upgrade is the lift feature, strategically placed in an offset position between the mounting bolts that secure the tensioner – adding an extra inch under the lip for a technician, providing greater ease of access.
Typically, a tensioner is located at the side of the engine compartment where there’s very little room for working hands to get a wrench on the tensioner to loosen the belt during installation. The configuration in the Litens tensioner facilitates easy access for technicians to position their wrench when loosening the belt, streamlining the installation process even in the tightest engine compartments, according to the company.
Additionally, the lift feature is designed for a 14-millimeter hex wrench consistent with OE design, rather than using a 15-millimeter hex wrench traditionally used on aftermarket tensioners. Consequently, Litens says, the technician has one less tool to keep track of throughout the replacement process.
“As an engineering company that manufactures parts, we recognize the struggles that come with installing these parts in tight space,” said Randy Wolters, product manager, belt-tensioning products, Litens Aftermarket. “With these design improvements we’re able to give the tech an extra set of hands and save them from the bloody knuckles you get when working in such a tight space.”
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By Counterman
ADVICS is rolling out a new packaging design for its products beginning in May.
The rebranding push for the ADVICS product line follows the branding changes announced by AISIN Group during the third quarter of 2021.
“ADVICS’ customers have come to know and trust the quality engineering, precision manufacturing and customer satisfaction that goes into all of our products,” said Fumiko Higa-Bales, branding and supply chain manager, ADVICS Aftermarket North America. “The new packaging design is bold and really stands out amongst the competition, just like our brand and its dedication to quality, performance and our customers’ safety. ”
ADVICS said it will gradually roll out the new packaging and branding as old inventory is phased out.
“Products under the old brand, logo and packaging will still be on shelves for some period of time as we work through the transition,” said Larrow Kaufman, senior manager, sales and marketing, Aisin Aftermarket North America “Inventory of parts in the old packaging will determine the timing of a full turnover to the new branding.”
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By OReilly Auto Parts
Car batteries store the energy produced by your alternator to allow the car to start. The stored energy can also be used when the ...
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By 周虎
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