What does OE stand for?
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OE stands for "original equipment" meaning the same that the vehicle came with.
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OEM is Original Equipment Manufacturer, which means it is a genuine part made by Toyota. I am not sure if this will fit the vehicle you are enquiring about.
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pulley od approximately 2 3/8inch (6cm) X 1/2inch (1.4cm) ID or motor shaft od.
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*OE Style Oxygen Sensor; Upstream; Bosch is the OE equivalent supplier; To 02/2003; 2 Req. Hope this helps.
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At this time I am not too sure ,albeit a good build quality and oe replacement.
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Sorry, I see no reference to OEM in my material. The only thing remotely similiar is OES which is about the overnite exchange service which is the exchange of non-working copier with a replacement(refurbished unit) copier during the one year parts & labor limited waranty.
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There is no comparison between OEM and li-on. OEM is a generic term that refers to Original Equipment Manufacturer. It simply means buying replacement parts directly from the manufacturer of your product instead of a third party. In the vast majority of scenarios, buying non-OEM parts is perfectly acceptable.Li-on is the type of battery that is being sold. It stands for Lithium Ion.
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I was looking answer for same question and assume that SPE for japan , LTD for rest of the world Something like that .
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OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. I don't know if it will fit a '98 rav4 stock wheel. It fit my 15 inch Prius Wheels.
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Lucky you - have not purchased yet...OEM - that is just the brand name some clever Chinese manufacturer had assumed. No other side. I bought it - thinking the same way as you, but never fitted it in. It may be good - or bad, cannot say
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OEM is a term for original equipment manufacturer. This battery is not made by Toshiba.
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Benjamin I don't know the size but, it is the factory OE filter for my 2001 Silverado with a 5.3 lite
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OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer so the product was made by a company for GLOCK. The product meets quality and standards set by GLOCK. So it is a genuine GLOCK product but manufactured by another company
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The connector was OEM. I think Denso is the supplier of the original part when the car was on the assembly line. It was a perfect fit at least in my case.
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This is for a brand new Air Fuel (AF) sensor for a car equipped with California Emissions. Toyota uses Denso parts so I would classify this as "OEM".
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Its the right configuration for power. I personally would find something close to OE to make sure the power plug fits. If it does your good to go.
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An OEM stands for "original equipment manufacturer." There is no manual, no warranty, limited support, and no peripherals or extra packaging. Once you've installed it on a device, it's not transferable to other computers. It's cheaper than the dolled up one. As far as the Mac goes, I'm not a Mac user and I don't want to give you the wrong advice. Go to the Apple Store and ask the Geeks. :) I hope this helped a little.