Buying a clutch off donedeal yeah or neah?

studdlymurphy · 2013-04-30 08:17:25

Got a price for a clutch and flywheel of done deal a Sachs kit and its the cheapest buy about 40euro. speaking to a motor factor who were way over the price he told me that it probably isnt a sachs kit but it is in a sach box. anybody have any experience of this? or is he trying to get the buisness himself.

30-04-2013 09:17AM

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studdlymurphy

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Got a price for a clutch and flywheel of done deal a Sachs kit and its the cheapest buy about 40euro. speaking to a motor factor who were way over the price he told me that it probably isnt a sachs kit but it is in a sach box. anybody have any experience of this? or is he trying to get the buisness himself.

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#2 30-04-2013 09:26AM

ironclaw

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Its come back versus no-come back really.

The way I always view a 'deal' is what is the saving if it goes wrong. Your saving €40 but if it fails, you'll have to double your investment to get another one which you could have got first time. Unless you can 100% ID the part as genuine I wouldn't take the gamble given the time and effort for an install.

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