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Penske Power Systems launches all-new Detroit Diesel app

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dd15-photo-medPenske Power Systems is launching a free app for its dedicated Detroit Diesel DD15 on-highway customers.

The app provided an interactive way for customers to get the latest from Detroit Diesel, with engine fault code and parked regeneration information, dealer location and GPS capability.

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“Detroit’s app gives DD15 owners and drivers vital information that they require out on the road, including truck stop locations, fatigue management information, and a particular menu to store all their important engine information for warranty records,” says Penske Power Systems on-highway business director Kevin Dennis.

The app will allow access to a Detroit engine showcase and a series of videos to improve customer familiarisation with the DD15 and its components while also holding up-to-date specials and promotional items, as well as a database of information that can be accessed offline or without phone signal.

“Detroit in Australia and New Zealand is always looking to give its customers more, be it through engine enhancements or customer engagement,” says Dennis.

“The app is another way we can help customers who are out there on the road every day to be readily in touch with us.

“Our customers work in an increasingly mobile industry, and the new app is a one-stop shop for all Detroit information. It has been developed specifically for our clients.”

App users can use a “contact us” function to send an email to the Penske Power Systems team, making it easier for Detroit customers to get the engine support they require.

The app is now available through the Apple Store and Google Play by searching “Detroit Penske Power Systems”.

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