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Freekin amazing. Some of the packaging was missing, and the plump was just laying cattywampus in the box. This is literally how it looked when I opened it.
Freekin amazing. Some of the packaging was missing, and the plump was just laying cattywampus in the box. This is literally how it looked when I opened it.
Avoid Summit like the plague! They mark up their parts so much. Rockauto will have this part for considerably cheaper and in original packing. Never opened.
Avoid Summit like the plague! They mark up their parts so much. Rockauto will have this part for considerably cheaper and in original packing. Never opened.
You’re right ! Rock Auto was $10.00 less.
On the other hand, Summit didn’t charge shipping, whereas Rock Auto would. In the end I saved about $10 through Summit.
BTW, I’ve used both sellers and been very satisfied. While there was an error on this particular product, Summit responded immediately with the return/reship process.
On the other hand, Summit didn’t charge shipping, whereas Rock Auto would. In the end I saved about $10 through Summit.
BTW, I’ve used both sellers and been very satisfied. While there was an error on this particular product, Summit responded immediately with the return/reship process.
summit always charges shipping. And they also send used parts that have been unboxed.
Last edited by jjjobrien; Feb 12, 2023 at 03:31 PM.
youre looking at the wrong part. You didn’t buy oem.
The part I bought is the top of the line OEM ACDelco/GM part. ACD 251-744 is what I purchased and that’s the same number shown on Rock Auto as the OEM option.
Since its an ACDelco manufactured part for GM as OEM, which is very common, the part usually has the GM equivalent part number cast, or printed on it.
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