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Federal-Mogul’s Champion Brand Offers Fast, Easy Way to Choose Right Small-Engine Spark Plug

Have you ever found yourself at your local hardware retailer without access to a printed catalog of spark plugs for your lawnmower, tractor, chainsaw, leaf blower or snow blower? Thanks to Federal-Mogul Corporation's Champion spark plugs brand, the right plug information is now available in a matter of seconds through most Web-enabled mobile phones.

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Have you ever found yourself at your local hardware retailer without access to a printed catalog of spark plugs for your lawnmower, tractor, chainsaw, leaf blower or snow blower? Thanks to Federal-Mogul Corporation’s Champion spark plugs brand, the right plug information is now available in a matter of seconds through most Web-enabled mobile phones.

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Federal-Mogul has launched an interactive spark plug catalog designed specifically for the users of “smart” phones and other mobile devices. This convenient new lookup tool, available at www.getchampion.mobi, features product and application listings covering the full range of Champion small-engine spark plugs. Visitors to the new site can quickly identify the right Champion plug by type of equipment, Champion part number or through the part number of a competitive brand of plugs. Users also have the option to upgrade their .mobi search to innovative Champion EZ Start™ “One-Tug Plug” spark plugs, which maximize energy flow to help start small engines faster.

“Millions of lawnmowers, chainsaws, leaf blowers and other equipment take a lot of abuse and could benefit from new spark plugs and other tune-up items,” said Brent Berman, data manager for the Champion brand. “Federal-Mogul is making the maintenance experience faster and easier through this highly accessible, user-friendly new Champion lookup capability.”

The www.getchampion.mobi site was designed specifically for use on the smaller screens of today’s mobile devices. The site is compatible with the Safari browser used on most iPhones, Windows Explorer for Windows Mobile-equipped phones, the Blackberry browser, the Chrome browser used on many Android phones and the third-party Opera browser.

For additional information regarding Champion spark plugs for small-engine, automotive, powersport and other applications, please contact your Champion supplier, visit www.federalmogul.com or www.getchampion.mobi. More information also is available by writing to Champion Marketing, Federal-Mogul Corporation, 26555 Northwestern Highway, Southfield, MI 48033.       

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