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Defi Racer Gauge 60mm Turbo Meter Df11505 Red on 2040-parts.com

AU $299.00
Location:

Brisbane, Australia

Brisbane, Australia
Defi Racer Gauge 60mm Turbo Meter DF11505 Red, AU $299.00, image 1
Condition:New Brand:DEFI Manufacturer Part Number:DF11505 Red 


Racer Gauges are quick-responsive and high-accurate analog gauges.
The dial are not visible until the ignition is turned on.
Gauges operates standalone and control unit is not necessary.
Racer GaugeRacer Gauge

MAIN SPECIFICAION

  • Standalone
  • Commercial attachment necessary
  • Stepping motor:
    “STEP MASTER VS-2″ for Φ52 and Φ60, and “STEP MASTER STS26A” for Φ80 provides smooth operation.
  • Control unit NOT necessary/non-link system
  • Illumination color: white/red/blue
  • Opening mode/Ending mode
  • LED illumination
  • Illumination ON/OFF: interlocked with vehicle illumination switch
  • Mounting bracket attached




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Please read the following carefully for any Return & Exchange questions:
Absolutely no return or exchange after 14 days, be sure to inspect your package when it arrives. We must be notifying within 10 days of receipt if an item is damaged or not delivered. After 10 days we will only accept returns due to fitment or defects issues.
Damaged:
Must be notifying within 10 days, please email  us and describe damages to the item and packaging materials as well. We may also ask to provide pictures to help expedite the claim process. We will explain how to claim on insurance for
damaged during shipping items
Non receipt:
Must be notifying within 10 days. It is buyer responsible to track packages and ensure safe arrival. If package show delivered but buyer had not received we will contact  EMS and wait for investigation. If buyer provided incorrect address, we will try to contact carrier but not guarantee replacement
Received Wrong product:
Must notify within 10 days. Please check to see if product looks similar to pictures showed on ebay then contact us either by phone of by email. We need to get the tracking/invoice # off the box so be sure not to throw away any packaging materials. We will send you return instructions and replace the correct part for you.
Bad address:
If shows delivered we will try to retrieve package no guarantee. If package is return due to bad address buyer is responsible for shipping charges again.
Defects and Fitments issues:
Notify within 10 days. We recommend profession help if you encounter problems. Please check auction description to match your vehicle year make and model. We may ask to provide pictures to show issues then determine if we will accept the return .

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