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CARDONE Announces Top Transfer Case Motor SKUs

Transfer case motors ensure trucks and SUVs can keep all four wheels safely turning throughout the slippery mud, slush and snow of winter. Be ready for any weather condition with CARDONE's 100 percent torque-tested A1 CARDONE Reman Transfer Case Motors, which offer superior performance, long product life and the most popular application coverage on the road, according to the company.

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Transfer case motors ensure trucks and SUVs can keep all four wheels safely turning throughout the slippery mud, slush and snow of winter. Be ready for any weather condition with CARDONE’s 100 percent torque-tested A1 CARDONE Reman Transfer Case Motors, which offer superior performance, long product life and the most popular application coverage on the road, according to the company.

CARDONE’s top SKUs are listed below. Each one is in stock and ready to ship today.

Part Number     Application

48-221               Ford Ranger 06-10 (pictured)

48-113               Chevrolet/GMC trucks 03-08

48-202               Ford Ranger 95-04

48-205               Ford trucks 99-12

For additional application information, visit the CARDONE WebCat at www.cardone.com.

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