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90 S10 Pickup Oil Pump on 2040-parts.com

US $34.95
Location:

Lansing, Michigan, United States

Lansing, Michigan, United States
Condition:Used Inventory ID:86540 Conditions and Options:100 DAY *NEW OIL PUMP 4.3L Interchange Part Number:312.GM8190 Brand:CHEVROLET TRUCK Year:1990 Part Number:86540 Model:S10 PICKUP

 
 

Donor Vehicle  
Model S10 PICKUP
Year 1990
Mileage 0 Miles    (0 = not available or unknown)
Stock Number
Part Detail (see Help)
Part Category U
Part Placement
Notes 100 DAY *NEW OIL PUMP 4.3L PLEASE SEE THE PICTURE, THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS!!!!!
NOTE: Image(s) shown may be the vehicle from which
the part was pulled, or a generic image representing
typical stock, rather than the unique item being sold.
 

This part will fit these makes and models with these options

 
Guarantee and Returns
Most parts we sell through eBay Motors come with a 100-day warranty unless otherwise stated. The 100 day period starts when you take possession of the part. No labor warranty is provided.

In the event a part sold with a warranty fails to operate within the warranty period we will replace the part(s) with a functionally equivalent part or refund the part purchase price, at our option. No refund on deposits or unwanted special order parts or special "cut" items.

To return an item you must contact us via eBay Message within 30 days to obtain a RMA number (return material authorization).

Original shipping charges and return shipping charges are not refunded for any reason. Most of our items are sold with free shipping, however we do incur a cost when shipping these items. In the event of a return a $15.00 shipping charge will be deducted from the refund amount.

Once you obtain an RMA number, ship the item back to One Stop Auto Parts
209 Baker St.
Lansing, MI, 48910
along with the RMA number.
 
Shipping
One Stop Auto Parts ships to US addresses within the 48 states only via UPS ground, Fed Ex ground, or USPS.

No Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, APO, FPO or PO Box please.

No International shipping available.

Pick up at our facilities is available. Please contact us via eBay Message prior to your purchase to arrange pick up.

Items will be shipped within 1-2 days of purchase.

Please allow 5-10 days for delivery. Most areas in the US are within 5 days. No expedited shipping is available.

If an item arrives damaged, please contact us via eBay Message within 24 hours for instructions.
 
Payment Policies
We accept immediate payment using a credit card via PayPal only.

Sales tax will be applied to all orders shipped to the state of MI.
 
Help
Core Charge. Core is an acronym for 'Cash On Return'. A core charge is sometimes applied to rebuildable parts such as engines or alternators that can be redeemed for a portion of their original price. If the part you are purchasing has a core charge applied, it will be noted in the description.

Parts Grading. A standard code system is used to communicate the condition and quality of a part between automotive recyclers, automotive repair shops, and insurers. Knowing how these codes are used will help you understand whether the part meets your expectations before you buy it and what you can expect from the part when you receive it.

A Grade - The highest quality part. It is of low miles and/or exceptional condition for its age.
B Grade - The second level quality part. It is of average miles and normal condition for its age.
C Grade - The third level quality part. It has high miles and/or light damage.
No Grade  - A part that has not yet been graded.

To learn more about Parts Grading click here.

Part Category. A category is a way of classifying a part in inventory. The category appears as a one-letter abbreviation under Part Detail. A category is a way to identify a part by location or condition, and helps to indicate whether a part needs to be pulled and prepped before shipping.

Standard Part Categories include:

Part Category    Description    Definition
U Unbolted Used part, loose and unbolted from vehicle.
Y Yard Used part, still on vehicle.
N New Part manufactured from scratch.
R Rebuilt Used part that is rebuilt or reconditioned.
S Surplus Used part for which too many are available.

Part Color Definitions

Amber     AMB             Burgundy     BRG             Red RED
Beige BEI Gold GLD Silver SIL
Black BLK Gray GRY Tan TAN
Blue BLU Green GRN Teal TEA
Bronze BRZ Maroon MRN White WHT
Brown BRN Purple PUR Yellow YEL    
 
Contact Us
If you have a question about a part please contact us BEFORE purchasing.

Our main contact method is by eBay Messages. We try to answer all messages within 24 hours.

If we are unable to answer your questions before the listing ends the item will be re-listed again soon for you to purchase.
 



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