Dodge Truck Parts

The Dodge brothers built as a pickup truck, after producing car parts exclusively for many years, but the line really flourished after Dodge was purchased by Chrysler. The Ram hood ornament, designed by Avard T. Fairbanks, became synonymous with its truck line and was often used in commercials and advertisements for decades after that. Dodge trucks became renowned for their power and versatility, along with vaunted advances like the HEMI engine, which used a hemispherical configuration to increase the trucks’ efficiency.

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Chevy Water Pumps

The water pump is usually attached to the engine under the hood of your Chevy. It serves to drive coolant into the body of the engine, circulating it back into the radiator once it has absorbed the heat. Keeping the engine cool fulfills two important functions. Primarily, it helps to increase the life of your engine by minimizing the stress caused by higher temperatures. On a performance level, it keeps your engine efficient. Since cooler air fills less volume, more of it can circulate quickly.

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Chevy Fuel Pumps

The fuel pumps in Chevy cars and trucks provide the precise mixture of fuel and air, allowing the car to work at its best. The fuel needs to be there in order to ignite, but it must burn oxygen that it requires from the air. Hit the right mixture, and your engine runs at peak efficiency. With the wrong mixture, your engine literally doesn’t fire on all cylinders, affecting the performance of your Chevy. A proper pump has to do this each and every moment the engine of your Chevy is on, meaning that its dependability is essential to keeping your vehicle running. When it suffers, your whole vehicle suffers. You can often detect signs of this if your Chevy labors when climbing hills or suffers from a lack of low-end power. (more…)

Chevy Pickup Parts

Chevy has been making pickup trucks and parts, starting with its famous Thriftmaster model and continuing to the present day. Along the way, it has encompassed a wide variety of types and styles, from compact models to large and powerful trucks like the Chevy Silverado and the Chevy Avalanche. Those latter models stand at the forefront of the pickup market today, with OEM components providing power and reliable service for drivers who need their vehicles to be more than simple transportation.

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Dodge Pickup Parts

Dodge pickup trucks can trace their histories back to the first World War, when brothers John and Horace Dodge began selling a modest panel van stocked with their parts. Formal trucks with the Dodge label really didn’t appear until after the brothers’ deaths, when the Graham brothers began selling trucks with their own chassis and Dodge parts. However, things really didn’t pick up until the company’s purchase by the Chrysler Corporation. Dodge focused on tough, durable pickups that held their own and more against rival autos from Ford and Chevy.

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Chrysler Parts

Chrysler introduced a limited series of cars, providing high performance and quality parts with the classic styling. Each year brought a new model, with letters introduced after the numbers to denote place in the line. The series was discontinued with the 300 “L” series (though it continued in non-letter models for a few years), but by then, it had become one of the signature cars of the era as well as a precursor to the muscle cars that followed.

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Chrysler Parts

The first Chrysler is available in coupe, sedan and wagon models (with parts to match) and tailored to fit middle-class family needs. It was built with affordability in mind, offering dependable transportation that could get you where you needed to go reliably. Towards the end of its production run, Chrysler began to emphasize sportier performance versions, focusing more on the coupe and convertible variations. It was discontinued, when the new Chrysler Sebring models and Cirrus models.

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Chrysler Sebring Parts

Chrysler introduced the Sebring, in part to replace the old LeBaron models as the company’s standard mid-sized car. It started with coupe and convertible models, with a four-door sedan introduced. Models feature improved mileage and other eco-friendly options while the Sebring convertible–which was not offered–it is expected to make a return.

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Chrysler Auto Parts

Chrysler auto parts have been around, when founder of Chrysler company began producing a popular series of automobiles. The company has continued to prosper over the ensuing years, with vehicles under the Dodge and Plymouth banner as well as Chrysler’s own. As one of the “Big Three” American car manufacturers, it has put hundreds of millions of vehicles on the road, and you can see its models today on every block and street corner.

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