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Increased Transfer Case Motor Coverage From CARDONE

CARDONE Industries has announced increased transfer case motor coverage with A1 CARDONE Reman Transfer Case Motors.

Underhood Service Staff Writers
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CARDONE Industries has announced increased transfer case motor coverage with A1 CARDONE Reman Transfer Case Motors.

CARDONE replaces internal sensors with 100 percent new OE-quality sensors for superior performance and long product life. In addition, TCMs are vibration- and temperature-tested to ensure trouble-free operation throughout the coldest of winters.

New SKUs for 2012 include:
Part No. 48-116 fits Hummer H3/H3T 06-10
Part No. 48-223 fits Ford Explorer Sport 2001
Part No. 48-903 fits Isuzu Axiom 02-04

CARDONE has 35 popular SKUs in stock and ready to ship. For more information, including specific application details, visit www.cardone.com.

 

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