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How Do I Know That I Need Automotive Press Parts?

• Posted by otsed talex April 18, 2019 Filed in Other #Automobile Press Parts  243 views
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  Whether you are buying a part for your DIY project or mechanic, being an automotive expert is not required!
  What to consider before buying used auto parts:
  Do I want to buy used, new or aftermarket Automobile Press Parts?
  After, is great for the environment since used parts, don't require manufacturing of new materials. Aftermarket parts are not always made to spec resulting in fitment issues. New parts are a perfect OEM fit but come at a high premium. Our used parts are OEM and guaranteed to fit!
  How can I be confident in my purchase and be protected?
  Here at XingHui, we offer a hassle-free 1 Year Warranty with extended options. We offer this because every part is tested and inspected for quality assurance and your safety and satisfaction Is our goal.
  How do I know what part do I need?
  If you are receiving part details from your mechanic, or figuring it out yourself, a Part Specialist from XingHui is ready to help. More details are below!
  Before you buy:
  1. Identify Your Part# or VIN#.
  The part number is usually an arrangement of numbers or letters on the part itself which can be compared with the replacement part.
  The VIN# is 17 characters long and usually located on your vehicle’s paperwork, driver door jamb or driver side windshield.
  Send us photos if your part is unknown or the part number is not readable, Our sophisticated part software can pull up diagrams to source the exact part you need.
  We welcome you to contact us to verify part compatibility.
  A quick call to the dealer can also help you find your part# (you can also find out how much $$ you are saving off new, haha).
  2. Buying In-person, Over-the-phone, or Online.
  Have your quote or reference number ready if available (over the phone).
  Send us your VIN#! Our sophisticated parts software can display diagrams for the exact part you need.
  Compare your part number and/or trim code to ensure compatibility.
  Read the details listed in the item’s description to be certain about the part you are purchasing.
  3. Always Double Check!!
  Review the part number on the website and compare the OEM part number on the part itself if available or contact us for more information.
  Double check the images and compare to your own part to be certain of your purchase.
  Images marked with “Stock image” represent an identical part but may not be exact.
  4. Shipping Considerations for Large or Heavy Parts