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Tenneco Wins New Exhaust Aftertreatment Business With International Truck and Engine Corp.

Tenneco has been awarded a contract with International Truck and Engine Corp. to supply exhaust aftertreatment systems for its entire line of medium-duty diesel vehicles with International engines, launching in 2007. The contract is Tenneco’s first in North America for diesel emission control technologies for the medium-duty commercial vehicle segment.

Fel-Pro Publishes 2005 Gaskets Catalog Supplement

Fel-Pro has published a record-breaking master catalog supplement featuring 418 new part numbers – including 21 new Fel-Pro PermaTorqueMLS multi-layer steel head gaskets — covering a broad range of popular domestic and import engines. The new supplement, No. 900S-05, is the largest mid-year catalog update in the brand’s 87-year history.

Executive Interview with Patricia Law, Vice President and General Manager of ANSA Automotive

Patricia Law, VP and general manager of ANSA Automotive, recently sat down with aftermarketNews.com and shared her 25-plus years of market experience and some insight on the aftermarket. In addition to managing ANSA’s Macon, GA, distribution facility, she also actively supports industry initiatives and associations. She is currently serving her second term on the board of directors for AIA (Auto International) a segment of AAIA. She also recently completed the University of the Aftermarket/Northwood University Leadership 2010 Program.

SKF Develops Innovative Belt Tensioner

SKF recently announced it has developed a new generation of automatic timing belt tensioner units for engine applications with significant improvements including ease of installation and enhanced belt life compared to existing tensioner technology.

ATA Launches On-Line Supplier Directory

American Trucking Associations (ATA) has created a new online supplier directory to help trucking companies obtain information about products and services offered by ATA’s Allied members. Suppliers listed in the electronic directory provide industry-specific products and services to the trucking community. They range from accounting, tax and insurance instruments, truck stop facilities, and information technology development to the nuts-and-bolts equipment that keeps trucks operating safely on the road.

Silverline Diesel Exhaust Proven to Increase Power and Torque

ANSA Automotive, a distributor of import exhaust products, has unveiled the new Silverline Diesel Exhaust, which boasts dyno-proven gains of up to 13 horsepower and 23 ft. lbs of torque. Silverline now offers dual 4” exhaust systems for Dodge Cummins, Ford Power Stroke and Chevy/GMC Duramax diesel trucks.

Executive Interview: Bill Maggs and Michael Mitchell Talk About the Recent Merger of Pronto and RPM

Following on the heels of RPM Group’s merger with Pronto, Mitchell and Maggs sat down for a phone interview with aftermarketNews. The two men gave us the scoop on what changes are on the horizon for the newly merged group as well as their thoughts on the future of programmed distribution.

Executive Interview: Bill Maggs and Michael Mitchell Talk About the Recent Merger of Pronto and RPM

Following on the heels of RPM Group’s merger with Pronto, Mike Mitchell and Bill Maggs sat down for a phone interview with aftermarketNews. The two men gave us the scoop on what changes are on the horizon for the newly merged group as well as their thoughts on the future of programmed distribution.

Executive Interview: Bill Maggs and Michael Mitchell Talk About the Recent Merger of Pronto and RPM

Following on the heels of RPM Group’s merger with Pronto, Mike Mitchell and Bill Maggs sat down for a phone interview with aftermarketNews. The two men gave us the scoop on what changes are on the horizon for the newly merged group as well as their thoughts on the future of programmed distribution.

Continental Advances Case for Active Safety Technology at Washington Auto Show

Continental this week continued its vocal advocacy of active safety technology with a presentation at the Washington Auto Show, showcasing the company’s roadmap for total safety integrating active and passive safety equipment. At the press conference, Continental announced two leading automakers have commissioned the company to undertake advanced design work on integrating various elements of its safety solution, the Active Passive Integration Approach concept. Joe Gaus, vice president, Continental Automotive Systems, talked about how electronics are leading the way to safer cars by allowing ongoing development of active safety systems that help drivers avoid crashes and mitigate injuries.