Dorman’s heavy-duty aftermarket components

Feb 1, 2019

Updated Feb 5, 2019

Dorman’s latest heavy-duty aftermarket components include air tank cables, automatic and manual transmission shift cables, harmonic balancers, fog light assemblies and an exhaust gas temperature sensor for Navistar’s International MaxxForce DT and DT 466 engines. The exhaust gas temperature sensor is part of the company’s OEFix line, while the air tank and transmission shift cables are part of its HD Exclusive line.

Dorman HD Solutions, www.dormanhdsolutions.com

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