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By Counterman
Auto-Wares announced the hiring of James Bannister as the company’s new director of training. The company said he will lead training efforts and focus on empowering employees and customers through comprehensive learning and development programs. Auto-Wares added Bannister’s role is essential in ensuring its teams across stores, warehouses, and corporate functions have the skills, knowledge, and tools needed to meet Auto-Wares’ strategic goals.
According to the company, Bannister brings over 20 years of experience in leadership and process optimization. His career spans roles in operations and training.
link hidden, please login to view added that he’s known for crafting innovative training programs that drive growth and develop teams across industries, including Fortune 500 companies. After starting his career as a technician and achieving ASE Master Certification, Bannister has also worked as a technical product specialist, shop foreman and operations manager.
link hidden, please login to view emphasized he has consistently demonstrated his ability to lead, mentor and develop impactful training programs, backed by his Automotive Technology degree from Lincoln Technical Institute. The post
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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 Counterman
Mevotech announced the release of 239 new part numbers, featuring TTX front lower forward control arms for police vehicles. The company said the parts are engineered for late-model Ford Explorer and Ford Police Interceptor Utility vehicles. A news release from
link hidden, please login to view explained the parts come with three exclusive patented technologies to withstand severe conditions, including high heat and heavy loads. A full replacement kit of Repel-TEK coated hardware—including the frame bolts—is supplied to speed up installation, the company said.
link hidden, please login to viewadded that it is releasing 40 additional products, including parts for late-model Ford pickups and SUVs, such as ball joints from the Supreme and TTX lines, as well as TTX inner tie rod ends. Key release highlights, according to Mevotech, include:
2024-2020 FORD EXPLORER 2023-2020 FORD POLICE INTERCEPTOR UTILITY CTXMS401286/CTXMS401287
Front L/R Lower Forward Control Arm
Patented greaseable and self-lubricating sintered Dynamic Control Bearing optimizes service life and increases durability. Exclusive patented Bi-Metallic technology allows sintered bearings to be used in unitized aluminum control arms. Patented locking multi-lipped dust boot design seals out contaminants and protects internals. Added knurling to the bushing sleeve improves retention to the vehicle frame. Repel-TEK anti-corrosion coated hardware, including vehicle frame bolt, makes installation quick and easy. 2024-2021 FORD F-150
TXMS40554 Front Upper Ball Joint
Patented greaseable and self-lubricating sintered Dynamic Control Bearing and Directional Bearing optimize part life and durability. Patented locking multi-lipped dust boot seals out contaminants. Entire part is protected by Repel-TEK anti-corrosion formula. Repel-TEK anti-corrosion coated hardware included makes installation a snap. 2023-2021 FORD BRONCO
TXMS40560 Front Upper Ball Joint
Patented greaseable and self-lubricating sintered Dynamic Control Bearing optimizes part service life for vehicles often used as working trucks. Patented locking multi-lipped dust boot prevents contaminant ingress. Thicker housing flange improves part strength. Repel-TEK anti-corrosion formula protects entire part and hardware. 2024-2021 FORD F-150
2024-2022 FORD EXPEDITION TXMS40785
Front Inner Tie Rod End
Enhanced bearing material improves part strength and longevity. Included jam nut, dust boot and dust boot clamps ensure a complete install. “Zip-tie” style rack end clamp enables a quicker fitting. Repel-TEK anti-corrosion coating on entire assembly makes future alignments easier. Pre-applied thread locking compound reduces assembly time Additional application: 2024-2022 Lincoln Navigator. 2023-2020 FORD RANGER
MS40564 Front Lower Ball Joint
Greaseable and self-lubricating sintered bearings replace OE-style plastic for increased durability. Upgraded multi-lip boot design wicks away contaminants and protects internals. Bootstaller tool enables precise and secure fitting in three easy steps. Entire part, hardware and bootstaller are anti-corrosion coated to extend service life. The post
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By Counterman
Sue Godschalk has been named Chief Executive Officer of
link hidden, please login to view. Following a vote by the Federated executive committee on October 23, it was decided that Godschalk, Federated’s president, will assume the role of CEO on January 1, 2025, replacing retiring CEO Larry Pavey. During her 39-year career at
link hidden, please login to view, Godschalk has held several management and financial roles of increasing responsibility, including office manager, assistant general manager, treasurer and vice president, before being named president in 2020. Early in her career, she worked as a jobber store manager, learning the business from the ground up before joining Federated soon after it was formed. “Federated has been on a path of sustained growth, and my goal is to continue the successful strategies that have led us in such a positive direction,” said Godschalk. “I am proud to lead a team of so many talented professionals at Federated who are dedicated to enhancing value for our members, strengthening relationships with our supplier partners, and collaborating with our APSG partners at The Alliance and The Pronto Network. I look forward to the great things we will accomplish together.”
The Automotive Parts Services Group (APSG) is a joint partnership between the Federated Alliance and The Pronto Network, and is made up of 300 member companies with over 5,000 locations and 80,000 employees primarily in North America.
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link hidden, please login to view announced the launch of 20 new products in North America. The new part numbers include complete strut assemblies and shock absorbers, representing nearly 8 million vehicles in new coverage. The launch includes coverage for light vehicles like the Hyundai Sonata, Mercedes-Benz C-Class and Subaru WRX, in addition to popular pickup truck applications, including the Ford F-150, Chevrolet Silverado and the Dodge Ram 1500, among others, according to link hidden, please login to view. “We are continually launching aftermarket products using the same high-quality components as our original equipment offerings,” said Bruno Bello, director of global marketing at PRT. “These new items not only expand our portfolio but also strengthen our presence in North America. The new products are in stock and ready to ship!”
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