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Norbwillm

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Australia
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Laurie
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Andersen
So, I've been browsing around for some auto spare parts lately, and man, it's like stepping into a jungle! There are so many options out there, but I can't help but wonder, are all these parts legit? I mean, with so many knock-offs and cheap imitations flooding the market, how can we really trust what we're buying?
So, how do you guys navigate through this maze of uncertainty? Any tips on spotting the real deal from the fakes? And if you've had any bad experiences, feel free to share them – it might just save someone from making the same mistake!
 
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North American Sojourner

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Dave
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Zimmer
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I work for a major "brick and morter" auto parts company. You're not buying parts. You're buying a warranty.
If there's no warranty, don't buy it. If you buy it online because it's cheap, be prepared for "warranty" problems, delivery problems, poor construction and the list goes on.
Stick with the big 3 stores and go to the store in person. Get a seasoned counterman to help you and good luck
We're all counting on you.
Zim