EBAY Car Parts problems Have You Faced Issues?

[@cesarhaka]

Mate stay away from ebay. I've just found your channel after I've serviced my insignia, replaced rear springs and cleaned the egr valve and pipe. I buy only from halfords or local motor factors now, euro car parts has gone crazy money! If you can wangle a trade card from halfords you cant fall off plus you have the physical return and warranty aspect. I have my glow plugs to do next, im running on 1 out of 4 😵 and they are the sensor type 😂. Keep fighting the good fight and thank you for what you do ❤

[@serenitycoastUK]

Good look with your glow plugs. I'm trying to hunt down the correct mud flaps the Internet seems to be full of the same ones from Ebay. It's what happens with so many drop shipping companies listing them and not knowing for sure what they are selling. So far £70 for the correct ones. I have all 4 which are split. Thansk for leaving a comment and liking the video. Let me know what you would like to see.

[@pete904ni]

Wow buying cheap shit and you end up with heap shit. Who could have guessed? Great video mate what a shocking revelation 🙄

[@serenitycoastUK]

haha yeah, well the car is only £2k when I brought it 4 years ago with 90k miles on it. Now it's 153k miles and as it's not ulez friendly I'm looking to save for a van. But the starter motors for example wai I think it was. I remember one of them seeming like excellent quality but the teeth where not correct. Which ended up having a loud grinding noise when starting. This could of damaged the car.

[@Manu-Official]

Buy cheap buy twice.

[@serenitycoastUK]

It's not all the cheap parts I've brought over the years. One of the starter motors I brought was excellent quality but the wrong teeth, which resulted in loud grinding noises. I was lucky it didn't damage the car. The mud flaps state they are tailored, yet they don't fit. They where also the average price compared to the search results.