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Four Seasons Adds SKUs to Temperature Control Line

Four Seasons has added more than 660 new part numbers to its line in 2009 to date.

In its continuous effort to offer automotive technicians everything they need to fulfill their temperature control replacement part needs, Four Seasons has added more than 660 new part numbers to its line in 2009 to date.

Included in these new additions are:

• 100 new and re-engineered compressors
• 24 accumulators
• 48 expansion devices
• 55 cooling fan assemblies
• 155 hose assemblies

“As a full-line supplier of temperature control products for both import and domestic vehicles, we have the manufacturing capabilities in place to assure that our customers receive the best temperature control products on the market to fit their ever-changing needs,” Matt Guden, marketing and business development manager, Four Seasons. “All of these SKUs are a result of our ongoing, extensive research and we’re just getting started.”

For more information on Four Seasons, contact a local territory manager or visit www.4s.com.  

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