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Thank you for an easy, pleasant transaction. Excellent buyer. A++++++.
mx_diagrams (2445)- Feedback left by buyer.
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Thank you for an easy, pleasant transaction. Excellent buyer. A++++++.
airhousedale (4002)- Feedback left by buyer.
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Thank You for your Business!!! Smart Parts, LLC, "airhousedale"
priority_tire (483883)- Feedback left by buyer.
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★★★★★Excellent e-BAYer★★★★★Highly Recommend★★★★★
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Great eBayer! Smooth Transaction, Quick Payment. Thanks for the Business!
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Excellent buyer, fast payment, highly recommended A+++++

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Reviews (8)

49cc Scooter Carburetor GY6 Four Stroke with Jet Upgrades

Sep 05, 2019

Works nicely, easily installed

Bolted right on. Worked right out of the box. Fixed my pesky idle dying problem I had with the old carb.

2013-2019 Buick Encore GM Front & Rear Carpet Floor Mats Buick Logo 42533126

Apr 28, 2021

Inexpensive floor remodel!

The product arrived in original sealed individual plastic protective bags. The floor mats fit perfectly and made a great addition to my Buick Encore. Makes me want to take off my shoes when I get into my car!

E-Z LOK 650-6 Thread Insert 1 Pack 10 Each M6-1. X 3/8-16 19JS-0686-G14

Jul 14, 2020

Economical Repair of Broken Bolts

I used these threaded inserts to replace two snapped off bolts in an aluminum intake manifold of a Porsche 928. The steel bolts and the aluminum intake manifold had galvanically bonded to each other over their 35 years of service. I drilled out the broken bolt, eventually enlarging the hole to 5/16 hole, then tapped 3/8 - 16 threads. These threaded inserts screwed right in; they had some red thread-lock already on the outside threads so they wont come out easily. Then I screwed in the replacement M6-1.0 bolts. Worked well. Advice: Don't break off a drill bit when drilling out the the old bolt; you will have to remove broken bit by nibbling away at it with a diamond hardened cutter on a Dremel Rotary tool. Been there, done that!

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