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OTC Celebrates 85 Years of Innovation

The 85th anniversary of the founding of Owatonna Tool Company (now the OTC brand of SPX Corporation) is now being celebrated and will be marked by the placement of large, colorful historical banners at the Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo (AAPEX) 2010 show scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 2, through Thursday, Nov. 4, at the Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas, NV.

News Update: Adrian Smith Appointed GM of Brembo North America

Brembo North America (BNA) recently appointed Adrian Smith as general manager of its North American operations with responsibility for its three offices in Costa Mesa, Detroit and Charlotte, NC. Previously, Smith served as technical director of Brembo SpA based in Curno, Italy, where he was responsible for a staff of 240 engineers and core engineering

Bosch All Makes, All Models, Fuel Pump Program Offers OE Modules and OE Turbine Upgrade Pumps

Robert Bosch Corporation has greatly expanded its already comprehensive program of premium replacement OE modules and OE fuel pumps. The program includes OE electric turbine pumps for both current and older vehicles equipped with either turbine or positive-displacement-type fuel pumps.

Tech Tip: Don’t Overlook Oil Cooler Hoses When Servicing the Transmission

To avoid comebacks, most service technicians are keenly aware that it pays to replace connected parts whenever a key system component is installed. To do the job right, the first time, technicians will often replace the hoses connected to the water pump, and the fluid lines attached to the fuel pump.

CO2 Systems Will Breathe New Life Into A/C Designs

SAE to work with the industry and the EPA to create efficient, environmentally sound automotive refrigerant systems, but how will it affect technicians and repair shop profits? The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) recently announced a cooperative research program that will work with the industry and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to develop and