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I am very wary of buying supposed "OEM" items from Amazon now, unless the seller is a known Ford dealership. https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post18019181
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My truck came with an autocrap sensor and it would buck like crazy around radio antennas especially AM radio and some cell towers almost got rear ended by a car going 70 once I use ford international or a company where it is clearly an upgrade which is rare
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Non-OEM is hit or miss (mostly miss). Sometimes you can get a good one (like StrokinHer01 did) but that does not happen as often as it should.
I have been in a pinch twice (time-wise or wallet-wise) and went non-OEM and it was not long before I replaced it with the OEM part. YMMV.
As jhl3 and machmedic said...OEM parts. "Buy once, cry once" has been mentioned before.
Good info from Stewart_H on genuine parts. Thanks.
I have been in a pinch twice (time-wise or wallet-wise) and went non-OEM and it was not long before I replaced it with the OEM part. YMMV.
As jhl3 and machmedic said...OEM parts. "Buy once, cry once" has been mentioned before.
Good info from Stewart_H on genuine parts. Thanks.
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ALWAYS Read the reviews on parts on Amazon. The only time I throw the dice is if it's inexpensive and I'm willing to be a guinea pig. I always try to leave reviews as well on parts because I rely on important information such as whether it's OEM, if it's made in USA, or other things that weight heavy in my decision to purchase something. I pretty much never buy a hand tool that is not made in the USA, because quality control from tools made in most other countries I've encountered are non-existent it seems. Tawian is acceptable sometimes.
As far as ICP's go, of Riff Raff has them, they will be an OEM parts. Riff Raff is a company that sells OEM and aftermarket, but they know how important it is to use OEM stuff and their parts marked OEM are for sure OEM.
I love Amazon, but they can really f*$k you sometimes. Their customer service is awesome though so at least you can always return stuff.
As far as ICP's go, of Riff Raff has them, they will be an OEM parts. Riff Raff is a company that sells OEM and aftermarket, but they know how important it is to use OEM stuff and their parts marked OEM are for sure OEM.
I love Amazon, but they can really f*$k you sometimes. Their customer service is awesome though so at least you can always return stuff.
