Autoelectro News

Autoelectro has continued to prove its pedigree as a ‘one-stop shop’ for all rotating electric enquiries with its latest new-to-range bulletin, covering Audi, Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Vauxhall, Volkswagen and Jeep. The remanufacturer has once again proven its commitment to its customers with the latest expansion of parts available. The latest batch of parts are four alternators, the first of which, AEK3805...

A supply deal has been struck between Autoelectro and accessory parts retailer CAAR. The partnership will see the latter take advantage of Autoelectro’s extensive portfolio of remanufactured starter motors and alternators including its surcharge-free non-exchange (NEX) units. In addition, the former will be rolling out its recently-launched Active Inventory Management System (AIMS) to CAAR’s supplier base; allowing them to maximise their...

Autoelectro UK Sales Manager, Nick Hood, explains why the Bradford-based remanufacturer chose to design and launch its active inventory management system (AIMS) to its motor factor customer network. AIMS allows Autoelectro’s customers to have greater control over their old core and maximise the opportunity to return it. The stockist is now able to have all of their outstanding surcharges listed...

Autoelectro is pleased to announce that it has won ‘approved supplier’ status with motor factor and accessory retailer, CAAR. The move means the Bradford-based remanufacturer’s rotating electrics programme of starter motors and alternators has been recommended to its 350 local independent members, and customers will be able to choose from its full remanufacturing programme of more than 4,000 individual references...

The Active Inventory Management System – or AIMS – allows Autoelectro’s customers to have greater control over their old core and maximise the opportunity to return it. The stockist is now able to have all of their outstanding surcharges listed in a downloadable format; therefore, it is now easy for an individual distributor to allocate their old core against any...

GWTV gets exclusive access to the largest independent rotating electrics remanufacturer and supplier in the UK. GWTV heads to Autoelectro’s Yorkshire-based facility where it remanufacturers and stocks thousands of starter motors and alternators ready for delivery. *Original article can be found in Garage Wire Magazine and on their website at: www.garagewire.co.uk/news/garage-wire-views/watch-gwtv-goes-behind-scenes-autoelectro/.    

Autoelectro is delighted to announce that it will be exhibiting at Automechanika Birmingham 2018. The Bradford-based company will be brightening up the halls of the National Exhibition Centre with its well-known red and white livery, using examples of its remanufactured starter motor and alternator range to emphasise its credentials. Between the 5 and 7 June, Autoelectro will be part of...

Autoelectro is continuing its aim of offering a comprehensive and available range by releasing several more references. The latest batch of part numbers feature Dacia, Renault, BMW, Iveco and Audi applications, which are available immediately to the Bradford-based company’s network of motor factor customers across the UK and Ireland. Focusing on starter motors, among the new references is part number AEX1313, which...

Autoelectro has reaffirmed its commitment to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) by exhibiting its range of starter motors and alternators inside the trade association’s Remanufacturing Showcase. Held at the SMMT’s head office in Central London, Autoelectro was one of several companies to pledge its support to the initiative, designed to celebrate the benefits of remanufacturing to stakeholders...

Premature failures are being caused by a fault on a BMW model, triggered by its power-assisted steering (PAS) pump pulley or auxiliary belt coming into contact with the sub frame when being driven over speed humps, Autoelectro has warned technicians. The contact between the components, on the BMW 3.0 petrol E90,92 and 93 Series 335i (2008-onwards), can cause the auxiliary...