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2000 - 2005 Mitsubishi Eclipse Information Display Digitalclock on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
Location:

Manchester, Connecticut, United States

Manchester, Connecticut, United States
Condition:Used Manufacturer Part Number:MR320626, TN457900-0780 UPC:Does not apply

           RETURNS:    

1. ALL returns are subject to a 20% restocking fee NO EXCEPTIONS.

2. To initiate a return, buyer must contact seller in a message through ebay messaging (contact seller) and obtain a valid RMA# (return merchandise authorization number).

3. Returns will be credited in the form of payment received.

4. Original and or Actual shipping charges are NOT refundable.

5. If you are still within the time-frame of 21 days from date of purchase, kindly EMAIL US and provide a reason for returning the item. If part “does not work” we will replace it with the same part. If part “does not work” and you want money back , part is subject to a 20% restocking fee.

6.  Parts that require flashing and/or programming may NOT be returned unless accompanied by a mechanic/dealership receipt or ticket with the customer's VIN # and name and signature of mechanic performing programming which states a manufacturer unique CUQ computer unprogrammable code.

 Returned items will be inspected for our markings to ensure they were supplied by ourselves. If returned items are found not to have been supplied by ourselves, no refund will be given and the matter will be reported to eBay 



WITH MY BEST REGARDS JOSEF. 


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