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By NAPA
What Maintenance Does a Hybrid Car Need?
While standard vehicles that rely only on combustion engines do suffer from more wear and tear under the hood due to high heat and intense vibrations, hybrid vehicles still require routine maintenance and repair. A hybrid vehicle combines an internal combustion engine with an electric motor. Hybrid vehicles can go anywhere without requiring a charge because they are started with a fuel injection to get the motor running. The electric motor in a hybrid vehicle reduces the work the vehicle must do, making fuel consumption minimal.
Due to the advanced technology of regenerative braking, a hybrid car is designed to capture excess engine power to improve vehicle efficiency and mile per gallon (MPG). Hybrid owners benefit from less frequent brake part replacements because the regenerative braking system redirects the friction involved in stopping your vehicle. While the brake pads and brake rotors on a hybrid do not wear as quickly as standard combustion cars, it is still important to have them routinely inspected, cleaned and replaced when advised by a professional technician at a
link hidden, please login to view. The maintenance needs of your hybrid vehicle still include tune-ups. Don’t skip out on those routine oil changes and fluid top-offs, as well as replacing
link hidden, please login to view, link hidden, please login to view and link hidden, please login to view. A proper wheel alignment and tire rotation is still recommended each 5,000 miles or every six months for daily commuters in hybrid vehicles. During those service appointments, your technician should also check the condition of your belts and battery. You are possibly wondering about the cost to maintain a hybrid vehicle. The cost covers a large range because of factors like the type of hybrid you own and the advanced level of service required to work on a hybrid vehicle. Fortunately,
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The burning question remains: Do hybrid vehicles cost more to own? The good news is that most hybrid vehicles do not need any special maintenance. And the great news is that investments in the upkeep of a hybrid vehicle are often balanced by the savings at the gas pump, as well as the long intervals between routine servicing. Keep in mind, the replacement parts of a hybrid, from popular makers like Toyota and Lexus, can cost more at checkout due to their advanced functionality.
As the future of car driving, ownership and maintenance moves toward all things electric, the experts at The NAPA Network are here to guide you as you debate if it’s worth making the switch to hybrid, a hybrid plugin or a fully electric vehicle. Remember, an EV draws all of its power solely from an electric battery system that needs charged regularly. For more information, checkout “
link hidden, please login to view” on our NAPA Know How Blog. Another factor when gaging if a plug-in model will work for your lifestyle is determining if there are charging stations in your area, at home and at work or if you will take the leap by installing an at-home charging station in your garage. NAPA offers electrification installation services powered by
link hidden, please login to view, which provides all of your home-garage EV charging station needs. Whether you are cost-saving or trying to save the planet, the evolving hybrid and EV market offers fascinating technological advances and fun ways to save money while still exercising your freedom to take on the open road. Remember, you can order all the hybrid replacement parts you need from NAPAOnline.com or visit
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By Counterman
BBB Industries has released 28 SKUs to the Remy brand of starters and alternators.
“This quarter, Remy is adding coverage for more than 9.3 million cars and light trucks that have just come off vehicle manufacturer’s original warranty,” said Matt Heater, director of marketing and product management. “Our ongoing commitment to the needs of the automotive aftermarket is another reason why Remy is considered the trusted brand of automotive professionals.”
BBB Industries is a Daphne, Alabama-based sustainable manufacturer of starters, alternators, hydraulic and air disc brake calipers, hydraulic and electronic power-steering products and turbochargers for the OEM, passenger-, industrial- and commercial-vehicle aftermarket industries. Through Industrial Metalcaucho SLU, BBB also supplies the automotive aftermarket with an assortment of rubber, metal and rubber-to-metal products across more than 64 countries.
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By NAPA
Tread Carefully! It’s a Slippery Slope
If you live in an icy climate, you know the danger that comes with venturing onto roads layered with snow and sleet. Any slippery surface like that requires superior traction to maintain a sense of control. Without proper handling of your vehicle, you’re raising the risk of an accident, getting stranded and ruining the underbelly of your vehicle. That’s why it’s always important to have a
link hidden, please login to view. No matter if you feel confident trekking snowy terrain, loss of tire traction can result from a lot of things, including worn tires, hurried acceleration and climbing steep hills that cause wheels to spin. Even in climates where it isn’t the norm, having the right gear to handle those one-off snow days is critical! That’s when tire snow chains come in handy. Rather than investing in costly
link hidden, please login to view for your vehicle, link hidden, please login to view are a budget-friendly solution that improves the grip your tires have on ice and snow. These are chain systems help dig into packed snow and icy surfaces with spiked grip, improving the traction of your vehicle so you aren’t prone to skidding. Not a One-Size-Fits-All Solution link hidden, please login to view
Before you get started, you’ll want to know the right kind and amount of snow tire chains needed for your specific vehicle. It’s also important to check the legal restrictions of tire chain use as some states don’t allow them. Clearance heights and material restrictions also apply to certain vehicles. If you need a refresher on your specific needs, check your owner’s manual for details.
Once you’ve read up on OEM requirements and sizing, the next step is to look for chains that fit your application. For example, if you’re dealing with more icy conditions than snow, you want to look for chains that feature spiked ends, studs or “icebreakers” that can properly grip the slick surface. There are also
link hidden, please login to view designed with large, square links that are a bit more rounded, giving you a smoother ride over packed snow. You should also know chains aren’t the only option out there, but they work well for moderately snowy climates. There are also
link hidden, please login to view, which are long pieces of metal cables wrapped in plastic that are ideal for occasional use. They’re typically cheaper, easier to install and allow for higher speeds, but they’re not as durable as chains. We outline the differences in link hidden, please login to view so can narrow down the options for a better lifestyle fit. Survive Snowpocalypse with NAPA
For most snow drivers, chains are the happy medium. However, installing chains and pulling them apart is a process you’ll have to familiarize yourself with before you can use them without damaging your vehicle or road. You’ll need to drive slower than usual and always make sure to pull over and remove the chains when not directly driving over packed snow or ice. Using snow chains over bare pavement or gravel can result in serious damage to your tires and the road itself. For a more in-depth look into how you should incorporate tire chains into your gear collection, check out
link hidden, please login to view Depending on your vehicle’s build and the amount of snow you’re dealing with on a regular basis, your best tool for combatting snow chaos might look different than that of your neighbor. What’s most important is that you stay prepared for the days when you can’t stay indoors and hide from the blistering cold weather. Using traction-enhancing devices to stabilize your vehicle is the key to calm, collected snow driving. Let the friendly NAPA folks help you choose the best tire chains for snow or ice by shopping our selection of
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By Counterman
FCS Automotive announced the release of 62 new part numbers, including 21 complete strut assemblies and 41 bare shock and strut assemblies.
All of the new units are in stock and ready to ship.
“FCS remains committed to be first to market with new numbers, while providing the most comprehensive market coverage in North America – well beyond our nearest competitor,” the company said in a news release. “Many of these numbers are not available from the competition.”
The new numbers cover some of the most popular applications on the road today, including the Buick Envision, Cadillac CTS, Dodge Durango, Ford Mustang, Honda Ridgeline, Jeep Wrangler, Mazda CX-9, Mercedes Benz GLE Series, Nissan Titan Toyota 4Runner and more.
As a global supplier in more than 40 countries, FCS products are always produced to meet strict OE quality processes backed by extensive in-house testing and IATF16949 and ISO14001 certifications.
For more information about FCS products, call 866-708-4554 or visit the
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By Counterman
Delphi Technologies announced the addition of 142 parts to its main line and an additional 21 parts to its specialty Sparta line of fuel pumps.
As a manufacturer of fuel delivery parts for more than 80 years with 95% market coverage, Delphi Technologies has added 35 new parts to expand its fuel portfolio. These parts include fuel pump strainer sets, fuel pump hanger and module assemblies and fuel transfer units, all of which undergo OE-quality testing for reliability and durability.
The new parts represent repair-coverage opportunity for more than 6.4 million vehicles in operation (VIO) in the United States, as well as 600,000 VIO in Canada on applications such as Chrysler, GM, Honda, Hyundai and Mercedes-Benz.
“We’re committed to continuous range growth to always be the aftermarket supplier of choice for application coverage,” said Malcolm Sissmore, vice president, sales and marketing of Delphi Technologies. “As our portfolio grows and offers exciting opportunities for customers, they can be assured that quality and reliability will always be central to the development of our products.”
Sparta, Delphi Technologies’ range specifically designed for older and high-mileage vehicles, recently made its formal debut at AAPEX earlier this year and is already expanding. The Sparta line added 21 new parts to its fuel pump line, covering 4.9 million VIO in the United States and nearly 347,000 VIO in Canada. The added products include fuel pump module assemblies, fuel tank sending units, fuel pump strainers, mechanical and electric fuel pumps, and fuel pump check valves.
Delphi Technologies also announced the addition of 21 new part numbers to its steering and suspension line, which already boasts 98% sales coverage. This includes control arm and ball joint assemblies, control arm bushings, tie rod ends and more. All Delphi Technologies chassis products are engineered to perform to OE standards, are tested extensively and come with accessories to ensure safety and reduce fitting time, according to the company. Top applications for these parts include Chrysler, GM, Honda, Lexus and Toyota, covering 16.2 million VIO in the United States and 1.6 million VIO in Canada.
Additionally, the company’s engine management category announced 86 new parts, mainly consisting of sensors and ignition coils. The parts cover more than 141 million VIO for the United States, 11 million VIO for Canada, with top applications for Chrysler, GM and Toyota. Some parts announced include ABS wheel speed sensors, engine camshaft position sensors, engine coolant temperature sensors, coil-on-plug for ignition coils and vehicle speed sensors. For more information about recently released Delphi Technologies parts, visit
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