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Build Customer Trust By Using Quality Components

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In the automotive repair business, service advisors are at the heart of building customer trust. Your recommendations matter. That’s why you need parts you can rely onlike Walker Products. Since 1946, Walker Products has proudly served the automotive industry. As a US-based, family-owned company, we deliver premium engine management and fuel system components that meet or exceed OEM standards.

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Customers Demand Quality Parts – Your Techs Do, Too

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In the demanding world of professional automotive repair, precision, quality, and trust aren’t just wordsthey’re essential. Walker Products has been delivering excellence since 1946, supplying premium engine management sensors and components that not only meet but exceed OEM standards. Our ISO 9001 and IATF16949 certified facilities are a testament to our commitment to precision and reliability.

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Understanding Today’s Technical Driveshaft Differences

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Every time a vehicle moves, theres a critical component working behind the scenes to transfer power efficientlythe driveshaft. From early steel designs to todays advanced composite materials, the driveshaft has evolved significantly, improving performance, durability, and efficiency. The fundamental role of a driveshaft has remained unchanged: it transfers torque from the engine and transmission to the wheels.

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Today’s Heavy-Duty Customer May Not Drive A Truck

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When shop owners like yourself are asked if they work on heavy-duty vehicles, they often immediately think of over the road semis, construction and mining equipment or even agricultural implements. But the heavy-duty industry isnt limited to just those vehicles. Believe it or not, youre probably already in that market. Today were diving deep into the world of heavy-duty constant velocity (CV) drive axles, specifically focusing on axles designed to withstand the brutal conditions often faced by f

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Turbocharger Service: Don’t Just Replace, Diagnose

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Back in the 80s, turbochargers were all the rage, but they had a pretty short lifespan sometimes only lasting about 40,000 miles. By the early 90s, many automakers ditched them. But rather than becoming forgotten technology, turbos have returned in a big way. Today, nearly 25% of new cars have turbochargers, and that number will likely jump to more than 50% in the next few years.

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Warranty Returns for Starters & Alternators

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As a repair shop owner, handling warranty claims for starters and alternators can sometimes be tricky. But before submitting any claim, its essential to understand what constitutes a valid warranty return and what doesnt. Misdiagnosis or improper installation can lead to unnecessary claims, costing time and money for everyone involved. Lets break down the key things you should check before filing a claim on rotating electrical components like starters and alternators.

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NAPA SVP Product & Marketing Danny Huffaker on Disrupting the Market

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In this episode of DriveTime, Danny Huffaker discusses the Carlyle Tools Reimagined campaign and the brands bold new direction. Huffaker is the SVP of Product & Marketing at NAPA Auto Parts. He talks about how the Carlyle Tool brand is “built different. The Carlyle Tool program has been around for a while, but we realized that it was time to really innovate and disrupt the market with this, for lots of reasons, Huffaker said.

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