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racepar1 · 08-12-2016, 06:44 PM

LOL! You guys are all dumbasses!!! I was thinking about telling you to search around online for an OE one from an aftermarket source, but learning the hard way is more fun. I used to get them for $30 from a local warehouse, sell em for $100 and everyone's happy. Be a little more resourceful next time. You can find OE parts from non-OE sources for much less. I recommend you return that vatozone crap. As I said, it is EXTREMELY difficult to get to and you don't want to learn the REALLY hard way and have to do it twice. With electrical parts like that don't fuck around, OE or aftermarket from the actual OE manufacturer or another TRUSTED OE manufacturer. If you aren't knowledgeable enough to make that distinction then go with OE ONLY.

KAT-PWR · 08-12-2016, 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by racepar1

LOL! You guys are all dumbasses!!! I was thinking about telling you to search around online for an OE one from an aftermarket source, but learning the hard way is more fun. I used to get them for $30 from a local warehouse, sell em for $100 and everyone's happy. Be a little more resourceful next time. You can find OE parts from non-OE sources for much less. I recommend you return that vatozone crap. As I said, it is EXTREMELY difficult to get to and you don't want to learn the REALLY hard way and have to do it twice. With electrical parts like that don't fuck around, OE or aftermarket from the actual OE manufacturer or another TRUSTED OE manufacturer. If you aren't knowledgeable enough to make that distinction then go with OE ONLY.

You're going senile man.

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racepar1 Post Whore! Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Simi Valley, CA Age: 42 Posts: 9,006 Trader Rating: (106) Rides Gallery: racepar1 Feedback Score: 106 reviews	LOL! You guys are all dumbasses!!! I was thinking about telling you to search around online for an OE one from an aftermarket source, but learning the hard way is more fun. I used to get them for $30 from a local warehouse, sell em for $100 and everyone's happy. Be a little more resourceful next time. You can find OE parts from non-OE sources for much less. I recommend you return that vatozone crap. As I said, it is EXTREMELY difficult to get to and you don't want to learn the REALLY hard way and have to do it twice. With electrical parts like that don't fuck around, OE or aftermarket from the actual OE manufacturer or another TRUSTED OE manufacturer. If you aren't knowledgeable enough to make that distinction then go with OE ONLY.