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How Do I Match My Part Number?
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What Does A Part Number Really Mean? Regardless of a replacement unit looking similar to your original unit, matching your part number is important. Your part number on your replacement unit must match the original unit in your vehicle. There are many different variations of part numbers, this post serves as a helpful guide to ensure that the item purchased is the correct replacement to avoid a delay with getting you the correct unit and getting back on the road without any issues. Why Match My Part Number If A Unit Looks Similar and Is Cheaper? Without matching your original...
New Installation Instructions for 2004-2007 Ford ECU's and 2006-2017 TIPM's
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New installation instructions have been created for easier installation for 2004-2007 Ford ECU's and 2006-2017 TIPM's, allowing customers to keep information on their phone to avoid keeping track of a physical card!
Replacing 1999-2006 GM ABS module for Silverado, Tahoe, Denali, Blazer, S-10, Cadillac, Chevrolet
Posted by John Eimer on
Please watch our video on how to replace your GM ABSs module! Please watch our video on how to replace your GM ABSs module!
Replacing TIPM in 2007-2018 Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep or Ram Vehicles - Totally Integrated Power Module
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Please watch our video on how to replace your TIPM! If you are replacing the Fuse Box, TIPM, or Totally Integrated Power Module on your 2007-2018 Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, or Ram vehicle, hopefully this video will be helpful. This video covers some of the basics, including location, fitment, installation, and common failures. Here is a list of common vehicles and part numbers this video is covering: Vehicle Models: Vehicle Model Vehicle Model Vehicle Model Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Caravan Town & Country Grand Cherokee Durango Ram Truck Wrangler Nitro Liberty Part Numbers: Part Number Part Number Part Number 04692235 04692288...
Repair Versus Replacing Your Vehicle
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With the price of vehicle going up and interest rates moving up as well, it is cost effective to repair your vehicle nowadays. Here are a couple of articles we thought you may find informative. Let us know how we can help! Historical Auto Loan Rates by Market Watch What’s best: Repair your old car or buy new? by Bankrate