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Walker Products Receives ‘A’ Rating As Certified Data Supplier To TecDoc

Company notes this is the eighth consecutive year it has received the recognition.

aftermarketNews Staff
By aftermarketNews Staff
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PACIFIC, Mo. – Walker Products announced that it has once again received an “A” rating as a certified data supplier to TecDoc. This is the eighth consecutive year Walker Products has achieved this prestigious “A” rating for every data submission. Walker continues to make every effort in providing the most up-to-date, correct information about our products applications and part number interchanges.
 
Founded in 1946, Walker is one of the largest privately owned manufacturers of fuel system components and engine management devices. The company offers its products to parts distributors worldwide.
 
 
 

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