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January 28 2010 - Products

Wiring Harness Adapter

Alliant Power

MADISON, WI - Alliant Power has announced the addition of a new product for their expanding GM line of parts.

For GM 6.5L engine owners, Alliant Power now carries a Wiring Harness Adapter (AP0024) for electronic (DS) pumps. This 8" harness adapter allows 6.5L engine owners to install a new PMD onto an externally mounted cooler on vehicles equipped with an old style PMD and harness without removing the intake manifold.

Alliant Power is a Madison, Wis.-based company that provides new, original HEUI and remanufactured 6.0L injectors for Ford Power Stroke and International vehicles, as well as a significant line of complementary products for a variety of vehicle applications. We supply the out of warranty customer with a network of 395 service dealers located throughout North America. Find an Alliant Power dealer near you by visiting www.alliantpower.com or calling 866‐283‐1785.

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