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Re: Ford hub and bearing unit


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Posted by Grandpa's Fords on February 21, 2018 at 05:47:42 from (74.46.16.223):

In Reply to: Ford hub and bearing unit posted by butch(OH) on February 20, 2018 at 05:53:45:

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I don't know if there is a good answer to this! I've had several aftermarket parts portrayed in pics and description as oem shipped to me to find that they were not oem and used actual pics and desc. from the oem part. No deception here!

But contrary to that I recently purchased from amazon 4 brake rotors for my duramax using gm part numbers received all 4 for $120 and free shipping! whereas the local auto parts stores had them at $109 ea for 2 and $114ea. for the other 2. These rotors were the original parts. Part no#s all suffixes and prefixes were identical and worked perfectly.

Even higher end companies have different levels of quality so it's easy to be fooled. I've worked in Heavy Truck Parts on the retail end and it was surprising to me the lengths that wholesalers would go to sell inferior or lesser products to unwitting customers. Remember this as a heavily loaded tractor trailer blows by you on the interstate 80mph. They may spare no expense to boost hp with top shelf stuff but most leave the steering and brakes to discounted aftermarket products.

Kinda off topic, but research replacements well and bear in mind yours and others safety. It's let the buyer beware!!!


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