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Techs Must Differentiate Between Quality Parts and Sub-Standard Parts

Advanstar Auto by Advanstar Automotive Group News Network

Jun 18, 2008Games & Hobbies

Denny Welvaert, president, N.A. Aftermarket Division, Mark IV Automotive, says suppliers and distributors must help techs understand the difference between quality and sub-standard parts.

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