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Episode 326: We start this episode discussing the essential phases of remanufacturing—including disassembly, thorough cleaning, failure analysis, reassembly, and testing—and reveal how you can apply these steps to identify and resolve issues in your heavy-duty parts business.

Our featured guest is Joe Kripli, President of APRA, the Automotive Parts Remanufacturers Association. He explains that reman has always been part of the history of heavy-duty and there will be even more need for it in the future. We also discuss the importance of right-to-repair legislation and the environmental benefits of not sending your cores to the landfill.

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