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By Counterman
MOOG recently announced the launch of its new line of Constant Velocity (CV) Axles. A news release explained that MOOG’s CV axles are engineered with high-quality materials and undergo rigorous testing to ensure a precise fit across various vehicle models. These CV axles feature neoprene boots that help prevent dirt and moisture intrusion, heat-treated components for increased strength, and high-quality grease to provide optimal lubrication.
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link hidden, please login to view CV Axles represent MOOG’s commitment to providing problem-solving solutions,” said Thomas Galla, senior product manager at DRiV. “Our technician focus inspired the product design to be easy to install with an axle nut and inboard bolts included in each kit (where required), making vehicle maintenance a hassle-free experience.” The new CV Axles are compatible with a range of vehicle models. Notable compatible vehicles include the 2007-2020 Cadillac Escalade ESV (Front) with part number 10H002, boasting a vehicle in operation (VIO) of 9,710,288; the 2003-2009 Lexus GX470 (Front) with part number 14H002, which has a VIO of 4,998,289; and the 2002-2006 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 (Front) featuring part number 10H001 and a VIO of 6,233,229.
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link hidden, please login to viewof Louisville, Kentucky, has officially joined forces with link hidden, please login to view. The transaction was finalized on August 1, 2024. Doug Washbish, president & CEO of Moog Louisville Warehouse, will join the Auto-Wares Board of Directors and Executive Leadership team. In a news release announcing the transaction, Auto-Wares called the partnership “a significant milestone for both organizations, aiming to capitalize on their combined strengths for future growth and innovation.” “I am most excited to announce that Moog Louisville Warehouse and its Bumper to Bumper stores have joined forces with
link hidden, please login to view,” said Washbish. “I’ve had the benefit of working with and sharing ideas with the team at Auto-Wares for some 25+ years, as a member of the Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance. There is no group of stores in the country that better shares the same ‘go to market strategy’ that has defined our company for 60+ years, other than Auto-Wares! Their honesty and integrity in everything they do is a perfect blend for our WORK HARD and BE NICE philosophy we practice. I am pleased to say I will continue to maintain a meaningful equity position of the overall company and will continue to run Moog Louisville with our current management and personnel that have made our company the leader in our region!” “We are thrilled to welcome the Moog Louisville Warehouse, Doug Washbish and his excellent team to the Auto-Wares family,” said Todd Leimenstoll, president & CEO of Auto-Wares Group of Companies. “This partnership aligns perfectly with Auto-Wares’ strategic goal of expanding our geographic footprint and market density. Doug’s leadership and expertise will be invaluable as we move forward.”
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By Counterman
It’s been estimated that fraudulent warranty claims cost auto parts stores $600 million every year.
Those costs stem from a number of expenses that are set in motion by a return, including manually processing credits; reverse logistics and transportation; repackaging products; and additional quality-control testing to rule out major defects in materials.
The “Check the Part” campaign estimates that more than 50% of warranty returns are either brand-new or not the manufacturer’s product – which suggests that many parts professionals aren’t even looking at the item that’s being returned.
Endorsed by MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers and the Auto Care Association, the campaign encourages parts professionals to follow a simple three-step process when processing warranty returns:
Open the box. Inspect the part. Verify the return. Recently, Dorman Products published a return guide for CV-joint kits.
If a customer wants to return a CV-joint kit, Dorman offers these three tips to help to determine if it’s a valid warranty claim:
Open the box and make sure the correct part is in the box. Some customers may try to return unrelated products and heavy objects as a scam. Dorman parts will be laser-etched with the part number as shown. OEM parts or parts from other manufacturers are not valid returns. Some joints come lubricated from the factory. Others have grease supplied. Grease must be installed in all cases. No joint can last without lubricant! Verify grease was present – the unit should be pretty messy when returned. If you see rust, blue discoloration or distorted components, it’s likely the joint had too little grease and thus is ineligible to be returned. Please share examples of ineligible returns on link hidden, please login to view. You can download a PDF of the return guide below:
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