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    • By Clifford Auto Parts
      Have you ever been left scratching your head over why your car is stalling unexpectedly, guzzling fuel, or struggling to start? The culprit could be your Engine Control Module (ECM)—the brain of your vehicle’s engine. ECMs play a vital role in controlling essential engine functions, including fuel injection, ignition timing, and emission systems. When this critical component malfunctions, it can lead to significant performance issues or even a complete breakdown.
      Common Signs of ECM Failure:
      Sudden or repeated stalling while driving Reduced fuel efficiency Check Engine light illuminated with no clear cause Difficulty starting or keeping the engine running What to Do When Your ECM Fails Replacing a faulty ECM doesn’t have to be a daunting task. Start by identifying the exact make, model, and engine specifications of your vehicle to ensure compatibility with a replacement ECM. Using an incompatible unit can lead to further issues, including miscommunication between the ECM and your car’s systems.
      Why Quality Matters in ECM Replacements A high-quality ECM replacement can restore your vehicle’s performance and prevent recurring issues. Here are some features to look for in a replacement part:
      Rigorous Testing: Choose an ECM that has been tested to meet or exceed OEM standards. Lifetime Warranty: A warranty provides peace of mind and indicates confidence in the product. Fast Shipping: Getting your ECM quickly reduces vehicle downtime. Where to Find Reliable ECMs When searching for a replacement ECM, you want a supplier who offers reliability, competitive pricing, and excellent customer support. Many suppliers claim to provide the best parts, but finding one with a proven track record can make all the difference.
      One resource to explore is
      link hidden, please login to view, which specializes in high-quality ECMs for a wide range of vehicles. They offer fast shipping, free delivery, and a lifetime warranty on their products—features that can save you both time and money. Join the Discussion Have you experienced ECM issues in your vehicle? How did you identify the problem, and what steps did you take to resolve it? Share your story or ask questions in the thread—let's exchange tips and advice to keep our vehicles running smoothly.

    • By Counterman
      Dayco, a supplier of engine products and drive systems for the automotive, industrial and aftermarket industries, is expanding its timing chain kit line with 41 part numbers to cover another 49 million vehicles in operation (VIO). Additionally, the company is introducing the next generation of its AutoPartIQ inventory assessment tool—with new features for a more productive customer experience.
      New Parts Bring Timing Chain Kit Coverage to 120+ Million
      Dayco’s aftermarket team launched the line in 2022 due to the car parc shift from timing belts to timing chains at the OE level. The 
      link hidden, please login to view, which feature OE-quality components, cover high-volume light-duty engine applications. They include all the necessary components for a thorough and complete repair, building on Dayco’s mission of recommending system replacement as a best practice. Dayco says the kits include: Timing and secondary chains that prevent stretch for the life of the kit – and address the no. 1 replacement issue; Precision-machined cam and crank sprockets for quiet, noise-free performance; Direct fit OE-quality, high-grade plastic guides, as well as VVT solenoids and cam phasers when the application calls for it; and Packaging that features a QR code that links directly to detailed installation instructions. Dayco backs its entire timing chain kit line with an industry-leading two year or 60,000 mile (96,000 kilometer)  link hidden, please login to view, whichever occurs first, giving technicians confidence in what they’re installing. Three of the new part numbers are already available, and the remaining 38 are scheduled for Q1 or Q2 2025.
      “We entered the timing chain kit market to meet the needs of our customers. The line continues to grow with sales increasing year over year and we are supporting our high-quality product line with important investments in warranty and training material,” said Tom Tecklenburg, Vice President, Aftermarket, Dayco North America. “We encourage our customers as well as shop owners to reach out to our tech team to schedule virtual training and to learn more about this line if they aren’t already stocking it.”
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    • By Dorman Products
      Highlighted Part: Sliding Door Handle Repair Kit for Select Chrysler and Dodge Models
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    • By Counterman
      link hidden, please login to view has launched the new BKS1002 fuel pump kit. This new model is engineered specifically for high-pressure, in-tank applications and is the highest flowing fuel pump in the TI Automotive catalog, according to the company. The BKS1002 fuel pump kit will feature:
      High-pressure, high-flow E5LM brushless screw pump 3’ long wire harness for tank mounting High-performance inlet filter Support of 1,000+ horsepower “The BKS1002 further expands our line of fuel pump kits with another high-pressure, high-performance technology, but adds additional flexibility for enthusiasts,” said Brian Altenberger, aftermarket business director, TI Automotive. “There has been a significant demand in the market for the option to purchase a standalone pump and the BKS1002 now provides that option.”
      TI Automotive Aftermarket said its BKS1002 must be driven with a sensorless 6-step commutation method or other suitable methods such as Sinusoidal or Field Oriented Control (FOC). The BKS1002 pump, filter and wire harness are all components from the BKS1001, but without the controller. The BKS1001 will remain available, however customers who already utilize a controller may now opt to purchase a kit without one, offering additional build flexibility.


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