NTK Releases New Oxygen Sensor Catalog
WIXOM, MI — Now available from NTK is the 2006/2007 Oxygen sensor Catalog (#99940) covering domestic and import cars, light trucks, SUVs and vans. Updated with complete 2006 model year coverage and extensive 2007 applications, this 400-page catalog supersedes catalog # 512-0405 for 2004. Upgrades to the 2006/2006 Oxygen Sensor Catalog include detailed information on
Niterra’s Mary Davis Appointed to CAWA Manufacturers’ Council
Davis served as chair of the board of directors for CAWA in 2011.
NTK Expands Beyond Sensor Line To Offer VVT Solenoids
Offering more than 180 part numbers, the portfolio includes coverage for popular Domestic, Asian and European applications.
DENSO Products & Services Celebrates 50 Years In US
Aftermarket unit of DENSO Corp. kicks off year of celebratory activities.
Replacing Oxygen Sensors Can Prevent Costly Repairs
Did you know replacing worn or failed oxygen sensors is the best way to protect expensive three-way catalysts or catalytic converters? Failure to replace failed oxygen sensors at the earliest sign of a problem, usually indicated by an illuminated check engine light, can cause premature failure of expensive three-way catalysts or catalytic converters. What does
The Top 10 Executive Interviews of 2013
The editorial staff of aftermarketNews is proud to present the 10th annual AMN Year in Review, sponsored this year by Federated Auto Parts. Delivered exclusively this week to AMN subscribers in four special afternoon e-newsletters, we will take a look back at what you, our loyal readers, found to be the most compelling and important news reports, interviews
The Top 10 Executive Interviews Of 2012
Yesterday afternoon, aftermarketNews.com kicked off our annual AMN Year in Review series, sponsored by Federated Auto Parts. The first in a week-long series, today we take a look back at the Top Ten Executive Interviews of 2012. Stay tuned as the series continues all week. This afternoon, we will present the Top Ten Distribution Stories of 2012.
Leadership 2.0 Blog: Sean Tucker, National Sales Manager, Accessories Marketing Inc.
Once again, several participants in this week’s Leadership 2.0 session have agreed to give us their insider’s take on the experience, as part of our second annual Leadership 2.0 blogger series. Our third blog entry this week comes from Sean Tucker, national sales manager for Accessories Marketing Inc., an ITW company.
Executive Interview with Federated’s Rusty Bishop, Chairman of the University of the Aftermarket Foundation
In today’s Executive Interview, Bishop speaks from his perspective as chairman of the University of the Aftermarket Foundation, and talks about the group’s re-energized efforts to increase support and funding for the foundation.
From Counterman.com: Ignition System Sales in a Changing Market
Distributors started disappearing from engines back in the late 1980s and early 1990s as the automakers began to phase in distributorless ignition systems (DIS) followed by coil-on-plug (COP) ignition systems. Everybody said distributors and eventually spark plug wire sets were going away. Well, here it is more than 20 years later and auto parts stores still carry a hefty inventory of distributors, caps, rotors and spark plug wire sets. But in addition to these parts, store shelves are also stocked with DIS coil packs and COP coils. There are more SKUs than ever and the product mix is constantly changing.