Tiger, as a service tech you know what to look when getting after market parts. This thread is a prime example of how the DIY guy can get into trouble when they order “IT WILL FIT” parts which may fit but will not do the job. Carbs and coils are the most common components where the DIY guys get into the most trouble, as they don’t realize how the part works or how to test them.
My experience tells me that you get what you pay for, and I’ve replaced bad parts the customer bought cheaper because they wanted to save a dime. Only time I would consider purchasing from one of these companies is when it is my last resort. Past my mid 70’s I still keep busy with customers who trust my decision on where I get my parts.
My experience tells me that you get what you pay for, and I’ve replaced bad parts the customer bought cheaper because they wanted to save a dime. Only time I would consider purchasing from one of these companies is when it is my last resort. Past my mid 70’s I still keep busy with customers who trust my decision on where I get my parts.