ited time, GEARS subscribers will receive a heavy-duty canvas jacket with every third transmission purchase. TRC has been in business since 1981;
they ship transmissions (automatic and standard, foreign and domestic), transfer cases, and differentials nationwide. For more information visit www.
TRCtrans.com, or call toll-free 1-800- 336-5525 (yes, that’s the right number this time!).
New, Global Edition Transmission Guide Simplifies Trans ID
global transmission guide,” noted Craig Stark, director of sales, marketing and customer service for Corteco. The comprehensive reference is also
compact (4.5” x 6.5”) and designed to fit in a pocket or conveniently store in toolboxes and work areas. Contact any authorized TransTec® distributor for cop- ies of the new Transmission Guide. For additional information, please visit
www.freudenberg-nok.com.
Two New Kits from RatioTek
First kit, number RT-A750E. This
kit fits Toyota & Lexus A761E 2003-2008, 5 Speed Rear Wheel Drive. This kit provides quick clean shifts and 15% more converter clutch holding power.
François Augnet, CEO of TRW Aftermarket Europe
Augnet receives the award for his and the company's outstanding record within the field of automotive remanufacturing. "François Augnet has, over a long
period, been a dedicated promotor of automotive remanufacturing and, togeth- er with his team, made the company's two main brake reman facilities in Frytlant in the Czech Republic and Wrexham in the UK into admirable examples of qual- ity and innovation in remanufacturing", said William Schwarck, Editor-in-Chief, ReMaTecNews, and Chairman of the Award jury. TRW Automotive Aftermarket, a
Second kit, number RT-A750E-HD.
This kit fits Toyota & Lexus A761E 2003-2008, 5 Speed Rear Wheel Drive. This kit provides firm quick shifts
Transmission professionals can iden-
tify automatic transmissions in virtually any vehicle in the world with a new, global edition Transmission Guide now available from Corteco, the supplier of TransTec® brand kits. Developed specifically to eliminate
confusion over look-alike transmissions, the spiral-bound reference identifies transmissions by vehicle make, model, year, and engine. You can select Ford, for example, to determine that a 2008 Ford Explorer with V6 4.0L engine has a 5R55E, 5-speed, rear wheel drive trans- mission. The 70-page transmission guide has
been expanded for global coverage of import and domestic applications through the 2011 model year, so you can also determine that a 2003 Citroen Saxo with L4 1.4L engine has a 3-speed front wheel drive transmission (model MB3). “We’re very proud to offer the first and only
GEARS May/June 2010
and 35% more converter clutch holding power. Also great for TRD blowers and NOS.
member of the world-wide TRW group, is a leading provider of high-quality replacement parts, service and technical support for both Independent Aftermarket (IAM) and Vehicle Manufacturers Service (VMS).
Instituted in 2005, the Remanufacturer
of the Year award honours an individual or business that has served the automotive remanufacturing industry with distinc- tion.
“As the industry is increasingly For distributor or more info 626- 968-2754.
Remanufacturer of the Year 2010
ReMaTecNews, the international
news magazine for the automotive reman- ufacturing industry, has announced the winner of its Remanufacturer of the Year Award for 2010: François Augnet, CEO of TRW Aftermarket Europe. François
focusing on quality and, in many respects, innovation, the award is designed to rec- ognize those who have put in a spe- cial effort to promote the concept and image of reman”, said William Schwarck, Editor-in-Chief, ReMaTecNews. “We see it as the magazine’s contribution to rais- ing quality levels within the industry and promoting a better understanding of the benefits and values of reman outside it.” ReMaTecNews is published by
RAI Langfords B.V. in association with Amsterdam RAI, APRA, Automotive Parts Remanufacturers Association, and FIRM, International Association of Engine Rebuilders and Remanufacturers.
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