Reply to "Vendor “reproduction” parts"

haydudeMember

Thank you Larry, you are correct! I am currently trying to resolve an issue with brake lines purchased from a vendor that I've used before and there were no issues. Now with the pandemic going on it's hard to track them down. The problem is just a incorrect thread count on a fitting. A simple fix would be to send me the correct one. I can go and source them myself, but why should I do that when I paid for it to begin with. I'm sure this vendor sources the parts from someone. These are machined standard parts. It's not rocket science. Well maybe with our cars it is.

Ken

5/9/209:42 AM

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