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Differences between part numbers for Chrysler USA and Europe
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link hidden, please login to view announced the release of 27 new numbers, all of which are in stock and ready to ship. The new numbers include: 8 Complete Strut Assemblies; 11 Suspension Struts; 2 Shock Absorber Assembly Kits; 4 Light Duty Shock Absorbers; and 2 heavy Duty Shock Absorbers.
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link hidden, please login to view, formerly NGK Spark Plugs (U.S.A.) Inc., announced the company is expanding its ignition coil line with the introduction of 28 new part numbers for domestic and import lines covering 24M VIO. The new part numbers will increase the total coil portfolio SKU count to 311 parts covering 260M VIO, according to Niterra.
“We are excited to expand our line of OEM-quality ignition coil part numbers now available for a wide range of popular makes and models,” stated Karl Farlow – product manager,
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