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Walker Products To Release 2013 Domestic Oxygen Sensor Catalog At AAPEX

Walker Products has announced it will release its 2013 Domestic Oxygen Sensor Catalog, to coincide with AAPEX 2012, which takes place Oct. 30 through Nov. 1 in Las Vegas.

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Walker Products has announced it will release its 2013 Domestic Oxygen Sensor Catalog, to coincide with AAPEX 2012, which takes place Oct. 30 through Nov. 1 in Las Vegas.

The new, more extensive catalog features the most current coverage and application information for quality Walker oxygen sensors. Coverage extends to 98 percent of all identified data lines, or 5,780 OE part numbers, including Hybrid, Bi-fuel, CNG and LPG vehicles. Also being released at the show will be the Walker Products 2013 Euro Lambda Catalog, featuring coverage for 2,670 OE part numbers.  

Visit Walker Products at AAPEX booth No. 2261, or go to www.walkerproducts.com for more information.

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