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Kongsberg Automotive Aftermarket Parts for North America

This Kongsberg line includes a comprehensive range of gear shift and clutch actuation products for heavy- and light-duty vehicles, including systems for automatic and manual transmissions.

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Swiss-based parts manufacturer, Kongsberg Automotive genuine OE parts are now available for the North American aftermarket. The company reports more than 11,000 employees in 19 countries. The firm operates 25 production facilities serving both OE and aftermarket customers by supplying a wide range of automotive components.

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This Kongsberg line includes a comprehensive range of gear shift and clutch actuation products for heavy- and light-duty vehicles, including systems for automatic and manual transmissions, automated manual (AMT) systems, and advanced vehicle dynamics for commercial trucks. According to the company parts now available in North America, include clutch servos; gear shift cables; AMT electronic shifter, and master cylinder for clutch actuation.

The company says interested U.S. distributors can contact: 
[email protected].

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