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johnin 06-10-2006 02:32 PM

Re: HELP: Can we use AC Delco parts?
 

I am asking this on behalf of a friend who owns a Honda mini van and he i
about to change his timing belt and thought he might as well change th
water pump and other stuff accessible when they work on his vehicle. H
wants to know if it was ok to use non Honda parts like AC Delco
Any contribution will be appreciated
Thank yo
Winsto
Tell your friend to Use "Genuine Honda parts"
and have a "factory trained Honda technition" install not
only the timing belt and water pump but tensioner as wel
followed by a good flush and fill & bleeding of system.

i cant understand why anyone would whant to use a 1 size fit
all like AC delco parts yes they may be a few bucks cheaper to use
but look at the drop back to using them i mean what if in 6 months time fro
now a timing belt brakes or a water pump leakes or a tensioner

starts getting noisy? well guess what that means you get in there
and open up everything again to get in there when you could of avoide
that the 1st time by using the right parts and not to mention the added expens
the second time of having to repaire the problem unless you
friend whants to have the headaches of seeing the repaire shop again in the near future tell him to us
or better yet have it done at HONDA dealership with factory trained technitions on hand

I have a saying i keep with me all the time and that is

"you either do it right the 1st time or you dont do it at all" ;

















































































































































































































































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