New Delhi: Delphi will attend the 2023 Automotive Aftermarket Product Expo (AAPEX) at the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada, from October 31 through November 2, 2023. Throughout AAPEX Delphi will be hosting live training sessions led by ASE-certified Master Trainers.
“We’re excited to demonstrate how our portfolio has grown over the last year,” said Jenna Boone, Vice President and General Manager of North America Aftermarket. “We’ve launched nearly 500 parts in 2023, and expanded our diesel part coverage to include remanufactured F2E injectors for Mack/Volvo applications. In addition, we are expanding our training opportunities. Delphi is a trusted partner in the aftermarket repair environment, and we’re dedicated to providing the products and technical solutions designed to help you stay ahead.”
Delphi’s fourth quarter new number announcement, released on October 25, added 104 parts to its portfolio. Overall, Delphi has released a total of 496 parts to its Fuel Management, Vehicle Electronics, Steering and Suspension and Sparta lines in 2023. In addition, Delphi introduced remanufactured diesel F2E injectors. This Volvo/Mack application incorporates a common rail fuel system utilizing three pumping and three non-pumping injectors, a design that eliminates the need for additional pumping elements.
Delphi’s Fuel Management line added 53 parts, covering 38 million vehicles in operation (VIO) in the United States and Canada.
Delphi will have parts from each of its product lines on display at AAPEX for both light and heavy-duty applications, as well as test benches.
For commercial vehicle distributors and technicians, Delphi is bringing an HPI Application Kit for the Hartridge HK1400 Cambox.
The Hartridge Sabre CRi Expert will also be displayed at the show. This advanced, compact, All-Makes Common Rail Injector Tester comes with test plans, test steps, injector coding feature and a 2700bar rail pressure range enabling testing of LD, MD and HD common rail applications.
Ongoing training is a must for today’s technician. As vehicle electronics continue to drive the development of complex parts and systems, training and access to technical information has become a critical necessity for technicians to stay current and competitive, the company said.
