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What I really like about RockAuto is that I
can find genuine Motorcraft parts for my Cougar.
Most of the big chain auto parts stores carry
only lower quality "clone" parts.
Fast shipping and excellent service...thanks
RockAuto!
Robert in Michigan

I ordered everything for a complete tune-up,
and the prices were much lower than what we
have paid around here. We saved over $40 by
coming to RockAuto, even after I had it shipped
2-Day Express.
I only buy ACDelco parts, and RockAuto is
the best place to get them, at the best price
ever. I will always check with RockAuto before
buying parts again.
I am extremely pleased with the service, shipping,
and quality. What can I say, You ROCK!!!
Angel in Virginia
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Expanded Customer Service Hours
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In order to maintain the level of customer service
that you expect and deserve from RockAuto, we have extended
our customer service hours.
RockAuto office hours are now Monday - Friday 7am to
9pm, Saturdays & Sundays 8am to 3pm CST.
We look forward to serving you in 2006!
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More Parts at RockAuto
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RockAuto is happy to announce the addition
of Dayco parts to our catalog.
Dayco has consistently invested in the
"cutting edge" research & development
technologies that are required for the design and manufacture
of innovative automotive replacement belts, hoses, tensioners,
and pulleys. As a result, Dayco is recognized worldwide,
as a "standard setter" for the automotive
industry.
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What Does a Part Look Like?
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Do you need to know what a part looks
like? If there is a "More Info" button to
the left of the price in the catalog, click on it to
see an image and/or more information relating to the
part.
Tip: A new browser window will open when
you click the "More Info" button. If this
does not happen, you may have a Pop-Up blocker running.
Most blockers can be bypassed by holding down the "Control"
key on your keyboard while clicking on the "More
Info" button.
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Timing Chain Maintenance Tip
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The engine crankshaft turns a timing chain or timing
belt to spin the camshaft. Engines with worn out timing
belts usually run fine until the belt breaks and the
engine stops. High mileage timing chains often stretch
long before they break and the engine will continue
to run. A stretched timing chain might cause backfiring,
loss of power, exhaust smoke, rough idle / acceleration,
and other problems resulting from incorrect valve and
ignition timing.
These symptoms can be hard to diagnose individually.
Is the PCV valve loose? Is the catalytic converter clogged?
Is a spark plug wire bad? Is the choke stuck? Did a
sensor fail? To diagnose a stretched timing chain, consider
the vehicle's repair history (the spark plug wires were
replaced last month). Watch for ignition, exhaust, and
fuel symptoms occurring all at once. Listen for noise
from the timing chain cover as the loose chain rattles
around on the chain sprocket, and consider the vehicle's
mileage.
Replace the timing chain, sprockets, and other timing
components as a set to avoid prematurely stretching
a new chain with an old gear. RockAuto has all of the
parts you need for this type of repair from several
premium manufacturers. You will find these parts and
much more in the ENGINE category of our catalog.
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'74 Charger Has a New Home...In Belgium
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Hello RockAuto,
3 years ago I was visiting friends in
Appleton Wisconsin where I found a 1974 Dodge Charger.
My son had always dreamt of having one, so I paid $2000
for the car, and had it shipped home to Belgium to begin
the restoration.
Today, the Mopar is running very smooth
and is almost done. I just need to put on the hood and
doors.
Finding the parts I need for the Charger
here in Europe is not easy and very expensive! But,
thanks to RockAuto's good service and correct shipments,
I could restore my first Mopar.
Thank you and keep up the good work!
Clark in Antwerp Belgium
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so, RockAuto would love to feature you and your vehicle(s)
in our monthly newsletter. Please e-mail flamur@rockauto.com
with details.
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