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Automotive Industries, May, 2002
Plymouth, Michigan-based Metaldyne announced that it signed an agreement with Mazda Motor Corp., allowing it to use its powder metal forged connecting rod technology. The PM rods will be used in Mazda's inline four cylinder global engine.
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