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Federal-Mogul Offering Cash Rebates to Techs Who Purchase Qualifying Fel-Pro Gasket Sets

The Fel-Pro Save & Seal Event promotion will enable technicians to earn a $20 online cash rebate for the purchase and installation of qualifying Fel-Pro PermaDryPlus intake manifold gasket sets during the promotional period.

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Automotive service technicians who purchase and install qualifying Fel-Pro PermaDryPlus leak repair gasket sets between April 15 and May 31, 2009, can earn cash rebates of up to $20 through the Fel-Pro Save & Seal Event promotion.

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Fel-Pro gaskets are manufactured and marketed by Federal-Mogul Corporation.

The Fel-Pro Save & Seal Event promotion will enable technicians to earn a $20 online cash rebate for the purchase and installation of qualifying Fel-Pro PermaDryPlus intake manifold gasket sets during the promotional period. Professionals who install qualifying Fel-Pro PermaDryPlus valve cover or oil pan gasket sets can earn a $10 online cash rebate.

Fel-Pro PermaDryPlus gasket sets feature the latest designs and materials engineered to solve chronic sealing issues on a full range of late-model and older applications. These gaskets also include advanced technologies that address the unique requirements of the aftermarket service environment to help ensure easier installation and long-lasting, leak-free performance. The Fel-Pro brand offers 100% sealing solutions for domestic and import applications through the 2008 model year.

Gasket sets included in the Fel-Pro Save & Seal Event promotion include:
PermaDryPlus Intake Manifold Gasket Sets
MS98005T    1990-’97 Ford 4.0L OHV V6
MS98006T    1998-2001 Ford 4.0L OHV V6
MS98013T    2004-’08 GM 3.5L V6, VIN “L” and “8”
MS98014T    1995-2008 GM 3.8L V6,
MS98016T    1993-2008 GM Truck 4.8L, 5.3L & 6.0L V8

PermaDryPlus Valve Cover Gasket Sets
VS50272T    1985-’98 GM 2.8L, 3.1L & 3.4L
VS50522T    1986-’95 Jeep 4.0L & 4.2L L6

PermaDryPlus Oil Pan Gasket Sets
OS13260T    1962-’87 Ford 5.0L & 289 V8
OS30214T    1969-’87 Ford 5.8L 351W V8

To participate in the Fel-Pro Save & Seal Event promotion, professional technicians need to purchase and install the qualifying part between April 15 and May 31, 2009, save the purchase receipt, part number end flap from the qualifying gasket sets and visit www.felpro-only.com to complete the online rebate redemption form.

The completed form, corresponding part number end flaps and purchase receipt must be submitted to program headquarters by June 30, 2009. Limit of one rebate redemption per professional repair participant.

For more information, visit www.felpro-only.com, contact your Fel-Pro gaskets supplier or write to:
Fel-Pro Gaskets, Federal-Mogul Corporation, 26555 Northwestern Highway, Southfield, MI 48033.

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