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link hidden, please login to view announced its Pass Thru Assistant (PTA) has been enhanced by the addition of a repair guidance feature. Not only does the Pass Thru Assistant provide J2534 programming support, but it now also allows automotive repair and collision technicians to access a repair guidance specialist to get help with fixing complex problems to complete the repair in house, the company explained in a news release. “If you’re an automotive repair or collision shop looking for programming and repair guidance help, the Snap-on Pass Thru Assistant is making it easier than ever to keep vehicles in the shop, finish the job correctly, and increase profits and customer satisfaction,” said Helen Cox, marketing and client services director, Snap-on Diagnostics.
link hidden, please login to view said by selecting the request repair guidance menu option and completing the on-screen fields, technicians will receive a confirmation text and then a call from a repair guidance specialist to walk them through the repair process on vehicles, including Acura, Alfa Romeo, Audi, BMW, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Ford, GMC, Honda, Hyundai, Infiniti, Jaguar, Jeep, Kia, Land Rover, Lexus, Lincoln, Mercedes-Benz, Mercury, Mini, Nissan, Plymouth, Porsche, RAM, Scion, Smart, Sprinter, Subaru, Toyota, Volkswagen and Volvo. According to the company, the PTA kit contains a Windows tablet PC, J2534 device, 4G modem and a 90-amp battery maintainer capable of handling European amperage requirements.
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Gabriel announced the launch of its all-new website on
link hidden, please login to view., which the company said, “offers a modern user-friendly experience with fresh SEO-enriched content, vivid product images, a vast video library, online & retail dealer locators, mobile friendly interface and easy to navigate structure.” In a news release, Gabriel also announced the launch of its new centralized Part Finder. In addition to traditional search capabilities by vehicle year/make/ model, Gabriel’s new website part finder also offers extensive search capabilities based on OEM, competitors or Gabriel part numbers, and now includes part position on the vehicle such as front, rear, or cab shock positions, the company said.
“Our new website reflects Gabriel’s customer focus and commitment to providing the best ride control products, quality content, and premium service available in today’s market,” says Jennifer McKheen, Gabriel’s vice president and general manager. “As the ride control industry experts, Gabriel is excited to launch this website as the foundation for exceptional service and our successful journey in digital growth.”
The company added that quick links are easily available for each of Gabriel’s social media accounts, encouraging customers to easily keep up with Gabriel’s social posts and events in the digital landscape.
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In the summer of 1974,
link hidden, please login to view introduced a limited line of MacPherson Strut replacement cartridges, Gas-a-Just and Premium Heavy Duty shock absorbers to North America. Celebrating the Past, Looking to the Future
Surviving the turbulent ‘70s, KYB took full advantage of the economically booming ‘80’s, building a new 500,000-square-foot North American manufacturing plant in Franklin, Indiana just outside Indianapolis. The Franklin plant has been building OE and aftermarket shocks and struts since 1986. It continues to grow with the addition of a research and development lab, “clean” room for assembling shock valving, and most recently, being honored as the 2019 Industrial Plant of the Year for Wastewater Quality for reducing wastewater discharge 40% to the City of Franklin, KYB said.
The next few decades saw growth, with a new office being opened in Addison, Illinois, in 1999, and the launch of highly popular MonoMax truck shock just after the Millenium, according to KYB. In 2008, the company debuted the Strut-Plus complete assembly, which it said helped to set the standard in aftermarket ride control.
2011 saw the opening of a 275,000-square-foot distribution center in Greenwood, Indiana, just up the road from the Franklin manufacturing plant. The close proximity of these two locations allowed for quicker development and manufacturing of new applications and product lines, as well as faster distribution to customers throughout North America. The Addison, Illinois, office was moved to the Greenwood facility in 2014, completing the consolidation of administration, distribution, and manufacturing.
As it celebrates the past and looks to the future, KYB said it continues to grow, with monthly announcements of additional applications and fitments, new product releases, such as KYB JAOS lift kit applications, and a new product line scheduled for release in 2025.
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link hidden, please login to viewannounced the launch of its new passenger car engine oil additive technology Lubrizol PV1710 that the company said will enable oil marketers to meet the performance requirements of ILSAC GF-7, the new passenger car engine oil specification that will go into effect on March 31, 2025. The company added that Lubrizol PV1710 offers customers a solution formulated to meet ILSAC GF-7 credentials and with a capability to reach dexos 1 specification. Core technology testing is complete and additional testing is underway to cover industry requirements. Lubrizol PV1710 will be available well in advance of the first-license timeline, enabling oil marketers to fully prepare to go to market, the company said.
“In developing Lubrizol PV1710, our goal was to simplify the process for our customers,” said Padu Sreenivas, product manager for
link hidden, please login to view. “This product is designed for coverage in a broad range of base stocks and viscosity grades, enabling customers to address of GF-7 market needs in a streamlined timeframe.” In a news release, the company said its Lubrizol’s Specification Readiness Program grants customers access to technical expertise, testing capacity, portfolio management, and marketing support, enabling oil marketers to meet requirements with ease and confidence.
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Highline Warren announced the company will open a new distribution center in Vacaville, California, later this year and is
link hidden, please login to viewto prepare. The company will be hiring throughout the remainder of the year and into early 2025. Currently, Highline Warren is accepting applications for equipment operators and an administrative/clerical assistant the following roles at its distribution center in Vacaville, California:
Later this year, the company said it expects to promote job postings for operations supervisors, merchandise processors and clerical positions.
The distribution center sits at 415,000 square feet – equivalent to 9.5 acres under roof or about seven football fields. It will also have:
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