Knock sensor Nightmares. Advice appreciated
01-05-15, 06:50 PM
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I have noticed that many online sellers now call a part OEM if it meets the "real" OEM specs which is very misleading.
01-07-15, 05:00 PM
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Bobster999
I have noticed that many online sellers now call a part OEM if it meets the "real" OEM specs which is very misleading.
In my case OEM is the name of the company. But I also need to mention I cleared the codes loged around 100 miles with no codes and I have overdrive.
01-07-15, 08:32 PM
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ptgo
In my case OEM is the name of the company. But I also need to mention I cleared the codes loged around 100 miles with no codes and I have overdrive.
Yea, I seen that BS recently on Ebay. Might as well start a knock off brand named "Genuine" to scam people like "OEM".
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