Buy HX40W HX40 Diesel Turbo Charger Rebuild Kit Dodge Cummons 5.7L in McKinney, Texas, US, for US $39.99

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Item must be returned within:14 Days Return policy details:We can issue an exchange if the item is received Defective or Incorrect item shipped. All return items MUST be in brand new condition which means the item is never installed and kept in the original packaging, otherwise a 15% restocking fee will be charged. We will not resend product before we get the returned item from customers. All shipping and handling fees are non-refundable in any circumstances. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Manufacturer Part Number::TCR HX40W Part Brand:EMUSA

HX40W Diesel Turbo Charger Rebuild Kit

Description

100% Brand New

Rebuild kit for HX40W Diesel Turbo Chargers

Turbo Repair Rebuild Rebuilt kit for Holset HX35 HX35W HX40 HX40W HX35G 3575169

Model:  HX35  HX35W  HX40  HX40W

OE Service Kit Number:  3575169

Application:  Cummins

Please match to OE number to insure fitment.

Application

HX40W Diesel Turbo Chargers

Comes with everything in the picture.

Professional installation is recommended.

Warranty

Only the items that have warranty statement posted in the item description can be eligible for warranty claims. If a part was successfully installed, went into service, and then failed, it may be eligible for warranty repair. You must contact us through our email system within 14 days of failure. Parts that are covered by the manufacturer or our store's warranty may be returned for repair. Refunds are NOT issued for warranty items. The customer is responsible for all shipping charges incurred. No other responsibilities or warranties are expressed nor implied.

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Texas residents pay 8.025% sales tax

Shipping

We are not responsible for customs fees and delays in any circumstances

Combine shipping is not eligible for any items.

Free Insurance

NO PO Box or APO address.

Faster shipping is available, please email us your item number and shipping address.

Tracking number will be provided on the day of shipping.

Handling time is one business day.
Canadian costumer should be aware of paying applicable customs fees and duties.

Terms and Conditions

RETURN POLICY: All sales are FINAL. Refunds and Exchanges will only be made if the item received was defective, or wrong item.
All exchanged items MUST be in BRAND NEW condition, which means the item has never been installed, in original packaging, and can be sold again to another customer.
We will only send out an exchange item once AFTER we receive the returned item from the customer.
All shipping and handling fees are non-refundable.
No claims will be honored after 7 days of delivery.
A 15% restocking fee will be assessed on any open item that is not damaged or used when returned.

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