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SLAB 18 November 2010 09:28 PM

WOULD YOU USE THESE
 
Would you use this head gasket
Bought these of scambay, when they arrived they was in a brown paper envelope no protection bubble wrap, card what so ever, sent them back due to the damage i can see and they are now saying they have been checked by3 people who work at the Subaru dealers, and telling me they cant see anything wrong with them and have sent them back to me.:o

So would you use them
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ian.e 18 November 2010 09:45 PM

Should be ok as it`s not the fire ring bent, but a lot of work to change if they do leak. Better to be safe than sorry and get some more.

f4la k 18 November 2010 09:48 PM

Just tell them you want a refund, as anything you buy you can return within 28 days for a full no quibble refund..... I have never bought anything from ebay and never will. Can i ask why you never bought head gaskets from a reputable place, like a main dealer or scoob specialist, as you need the correct thickness to keep the correct compression ratio, and i doubt the muppets on ebay will have a clue, they will sell anything on there and once theyve got your cash its hard work to get it back...

SLAB 18 November 2010 10:19 PM

Can I ask why you never bought head gaskets from a reputable place..
They are Subaru dealers thats whats so stupid lolol I did forget to say I only paid £20 lolol but the fact is they no good I have more confidence with the used ones I have hung up
Am not going to use them wouldn't dare take the risk

Saalro 18 November 2010 10:57 PM

A lot of work for it to possible go wrong in my opinion, i wouldn't risk it. Just ask for a refund.

Thanks
Sam

Bigbob3000 18 November 2010 11:01 PM

If it was a Buy It Now, distance selling regulations means you can send it back, for a refund. It maby at your cost, but for the sake of a couple of quid, who gives a doodle....

Bigbob3000 18 November 2010 11:01 PM

Forgot to add, DSR only apply for 7 days after recipt of the package...

SLAB 18 November 2010 11:50 PM

Not to worry I wont be using the anyways just have to fight on for me 20 nicker back


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