OEM Replacement Parts - Revision history

Andy at 15:49, 19 August 2014

2014-08-19T15:49:17Z

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	* O2 sensors		* O2 sensors
	* Camshaft Adjuster units		* Camshaft Adjuster units
			* Catalytic converters
			* Diesel particulate filters (DPF)

	These are some common items that customers have correctly diagnosed as being bad, but they purchased the replacements from 3rd party warehouses instead of the dealer and did not fix the issue. Once factory parts from the dealer were installed, the issue(s) were resolved.		These are some common items that customers have correctly diagnosed as being bad, but they purchased the replacements from 3rd party warehouses instead of the dealer and did not fix the issue. Once factory parts from the dealer were installed, the issue(s) were resolved.

Andy at 15:21, 19 August 2014

2014-08-19T15:21:45Z

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	Each vehicle is manufactured and assembled using parts that meet factory specifications. It's possible to find replacement parts that are non-factory yet meet the same specifications. If you do that, it is your responsibility to ensure that the parts meet the same specification. In general, we can only help with factory repair procedures using genuine factory parts obtained from the parts department of an authorized VW/Audi/etc. dealer. We have received numerous reports from customers that aftermarket parts claiming to be name brand (Bosch, etc.) are not actually the same parts used by the factory. An example of this is electric in-tank fuel pumps used in direct injection (2.0T, etc) engines. Some customers have installed several substandard aftermarket pumps before finally repairing the car successfully by installing a genuine factory part.		Each vehicle is manufactured and assembled using parts that meet factory specifications. It's possible to find replacement parts that are non-factory yet meet the same specifications. If you do that, it is your responsibility to ensure that the parts meet the same specifications. In general, we can only help with factory repair procedures using genuine factory parts obtained from the parts department of an authorized VW/Audi/etc. dealer. We have received numerous reports from customers that aftermarket parts claiming to be name brand (Bosch, etc.) are not actually the same parts used by the factory.

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	~~Each vehicle is manufactured and assembled using parts that meet factory~~ specifications~~. It's possible to find replacement parts that are non-factory yet meet the same specifications. If you do that, it is your responsibility to ensure that the parts meet the same specification~~. In general, we can only help with factory repair procedures using genuine factory parts obtained from the parts department of an authorized VW/Audi/etc. dealer. We have received numerous reports from customers that aftermarket parts claiming to be name brand (Bosch, etc.) are not actually the same parts used by the factory.

	Some examples of this:		Some examples of this:

Jef at 15:12, 19 August 2014

2014-08-19T15:12:11Z

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	Each vehicle is manufactured and assembled using parts that meet factory specifications. It's possible to find replacement parts that are non-factory yet meet the same specifications. If you do that, it is your responsibility to ensure that the parts meet the same specification. In general, we can only help with factory repair procedures using genuine factory parts obtained from the parts department of an authorized VW/Audi/etc. dealer. We have received numerous reports from customers that aftermarket parts claiming to be name brand (Bosch, etc.) are not actually the same parts used by the factory. An example of this is electric in-tank fuel pumps used in direct injection (2.0T, etc) engines. Some customers have installed several substandard aftermarket pumps before finally repairing the car successfully by installing a genuine factory part.		Each vehicle is manufactured and assembled using parts that meet factory specifications. It's possible to find replacement parts that are non-factory yet meet the same specifications. If you do that, it is your responsibility to ensure that the parts meet the same specification. In general, we can only help with factory repair procedures using genuine factory parts obtained from the parts department of an authorized VW/Audi/etc. dealer. We have received numerous reports from customers that aftermarket parts claiming to be name brand (Bosch, etc.) are not actually the same parts used by the factory. An example of this is electric in-tank fuel pumps used in direct injection (2.0T, etc) engines. Some customers have installed several substandard aftermarket pumps before finally repairing the car successfully by installing a genuine factory part.

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			Each vehicle is manufactured and assembled using parts that meet factory specifications. It's possible to find replacement parts that are non-factory yet meet the same specifications. If you do that, it is your responsibility to ensure that the parts meet the same specification. In general, we can only help with factory repair procedures using genuine factory parts obtained from the parts department of an authorized VW/Audi/etc. dealer. We have received numerous reports from customers that aftermarket parts claiming to be name brand (Bosch, etc.) are not actually the same parts used by the factory.

			Some examples of this:

			* Lift Pumps (intank pump) on A4 Audi 2.0T
			* MAF sensors
			* O2 sensors
			* Camshaft Adjuster units

			These are some common items that customers have correctly diagnosed as being bad, but they purchased the replacements from 3rd party warehouses instead of the dealer and did not fix the issue. Once factory parts from the dealer were installed, the issue(s) were resolved.

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2014-08-19T15:04:43Z

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Each vehicle is manufactured and assembled using parts that meet factory specifications. It's possible to find replacement parts that are non-factory yet meet the same specifications. If you do that, it is your responsibility to ensure that the parts meet the same specification. In general, we can only help with factory repair procedures using genuine factory parts obtained from the parts department of an authorized VW/Audi/etc. dealer. We have received numerous reports from customers that aftermarket parts claiming to be name brand (Bosch, etc.) are not actually the same parts used by the factory. An example of this is electric in-tank fuel pumps used in direct injection (2.0T, etc) engines. Some customers have installed several substandard aftermarket pumps before finally repairing the car successfully by installing a genuine factory part.