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Turbo Charger on 2040-parts.com

US $225.00
Location:

North Tonawanda, New York, United States

North Tonawanda, New York, United States
Turbo charger, US $225.00, image 1
“All turbo and super chargers are rebuilt to factory spec's. This is a listing for services.”
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

You are bidding on a services Auction, this listing will be set to a fixed price, "IF" this site allows a fixed price auction. How this normally work's, is like this. "You " the customer buy's my service of rebuilding your super charger or your turbo charger, Once I get your verified payment I will send you an email with a prepaid shipping lable. you will then send me your turbo or super charger, with a detailed list of what the problem is with your charger. I will then "REBUILD" your charger system. This will be done to the spec's of your "OEM" -Manufacturer of the vehicle you have. All internal parts will be cleaned, and replaced with "Brand New" seals, Rings and gears if it has them. I am doing this service because I love working on cars and trucks and I love saving people money. So instead of paying anywhere from $350.00-- $2,900 or more for a brand new charger, you just send the used one to me and I Repair, Rebuild and Restore your system back to how it was when it was Brand New.Once the system is Rebuilt, Normally within 3-7 day's I will send it back to you with overnight delivery so you get your system back within a "Logical" time period, so your not waiting a few weeks or longer, Like you would if you sent it some where else. I guarentee all my work for 120 day's against Faulty Workmanship as well as Faulty Part's, Which I have never had any problems because I only use quality part's.NO, I will not use cheaper parts for any reason. If I use cheaper parts I would not be able to sleep at night, Because as you should know, Your charger is a major part of your engine, and if it is done wrong It will not function properly and it could cause damage to your engine or system components.So Please dont ask me to use cheap parts, or ask me to use "Scrap" Bodies. It will never happen.....

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