Paid a fair price to have this installed and it was bad. Luckily my mechanic didn't charge me to remove ...
340604
Re manufactured part. Paid a fair price to have this installed and it was bad. Luckily my mechanic didn't charge me to remove it and put the old one back in. Exchanged it for another one and that one was bad as well and once again I paid to have it installed only to end up with my old one being put back in.
2912336
I did a terrible installation so something that should have been nice isn't.  water on the floor not even and with improper tools damaged some of the plastic coated frame in spots.  My wife's uncle was visiting and wanted to help.  I wish I'd have waited and hired a professional installer.
394388
This thing was the worst.  I bought it to replace a failing unit on my truck.  Upon installation it seemed pretty loose, and I thought that I heard a hiss. Putting my head closer to part it almost sounded like the hiss was coming from around the metal that clamps the unit together.  I  took it off and checked the threading. I was able to confirm that the threads were correct. I then put the part back in and tightened it down, this time I didn't hear anything.  My AC was holding about 20lb pressure (r134a).  I left it overnight, and when I returned I hooked my manifold back up to the car and found that I now had 0lbs pressure in it.. 0. I'd just located and corrected all of the leaks in the system there was still a little UV leak detector. in it.  Black lighting it showed that it was leaking around both seams around the metal clamp that holds the halves together. After cutting the ring away it was clear that it had leaked around the whole circumference of the band, likely because it wasn't compressed properly.  IT may be cheap, but DON'T do it! You will be sorry.
3264615
A bargain price but not exact fit: I had to adjust the way the pipe assembly was attached to the body of my car, which required a trip to Lowe's and a hardware store. The job was done with a day, and I did not pay anyone to install it for me. All told, the purchase was a bargain as my existing pipe assembly was rusted all over and the neck separated from the rest of the body. I had to get this job done, and the pipe assembly was a close (though not exact) fit.
3523933
I drive a 92 Lexus SC 400.  Amazon states this would fit with my car, but it doesn't.  Go figure.

So I spend all day trying to troubleshoot why my new radio wouldn't turn on thinking I got a dead unit. After a few hours I gave up and gave in.  Took the car(with everything dismantled) to PC Richards.  Guy says install is $45 and can take up to an hour.  He gives me a call about twenty minutes later telling me simply I have the wrong harness.  I had it wired perfectly, but the harness doesn't match the vehicle even though it does click into two slots perfectly....

He gave me a deal, a new harness, and the price to splice the wires, and after tax it was only $39 even.  He then took me to the register and got my original $45 for the install back.  So $39 for a pro to install it...

I like DIY projects, and I've done car audio before which is why I decided to do it again, but when you get the wrong harness...there's not much you can do.  Shipping this thing back for a refund is frustrating, you might as well just eat the loss, but I will send it in and get my $5 back because they need to send the right parts next time.
2128299
The stickum tape was a bit problematic. It bunched up on one vent as we were trying to get the red protective pull strip off. Ended up having to pull the whole vent out and try again, which was less than ideal as the stickum tape had already been "used" once. The inclusion of the scrubby pad & alcohol wipe for cleaning the groove the vent was to be installed in was a good touch. The curved upper fitting edges at the front end of several pieces looked like they had been (ineptly) cut with a utility knife. The original offer boasted a low price AND an offer of an extra $10 "rebate". However there was no mention of it, during the ordering process, and I could not find any information on said rebate in the subsequent emails. Not even the seller knew anything about it. That was aggravating & frustrating to say the least.
3022324
I paid to have this professionally installed in my ford focus. It ended up not working and I had to pay again to have it removed
4037493
Just had the struts put on my car and drove it for one day and it messed my Axel's up throwing axel grease all over the inside of my rims now I've gotta pay $600.00 too replace my Axel's and get different struts
4799687
i gave a 2 star rating the part came in i went to install it at my customers it needed the bolt threads to be tapped not expecting this i had to do this by hand it was a total of 4 threads and iit sucked but in all fairness the part is priced right and it you don't mind having non OEM parts put on you John Deere tractor this is the part to put on
4356429
I don't like anything about this thing.  I didn't buy it but the previous owner of the LX470 I bought put these on.  I was doing a test run tire change in the driveway as Ive never had wheel locks on a car before and the internal star part of the bit sheared.  The other lugs came off with the usual force required to remove a lug nut.  Cost me $100 bucks at the tire shop to remove them and install factory lugs.  Im glad I checked before I had a flat!  Another guy got a flat and had to tow in with the same problem according to the tech there but I don't know which brand lock he had.  Katies husband so theres no confusion about the poster.
3103775
I wish there was a 2.5 star rating as 2 seems a little harsh.  This coil pack arrived and appeared to be in good condition so I immediately put it in my Pathfinder.  Over the next 3 weeks, I noticed when the engine was hot, I would get a misfire.  So just to be safe, I bought another new set of spark plugs (I put new spark plugs in with the ignition coils to start with), but I put another new set of plugs in and still the same problem.  I finally isolated the cylinder with the problem, pulled the coil and went to my local auto parts store.  I bought a new coil for $65 from them, put it in, and problem solved.

Moral of this story - YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!!  I payed about $60 for 6 of these on Amazon only to have one out of the 6 fail.

Would I buy this again?  Possibly, but I would order two sets since it is the price of two coils at my local auto parts store
4900409
This is fair warning to NOT purchase this item.  Chrome started peeling as I was affixing the gasket to the neck itself.  Water pump inlet doesn't screw in completely.
2605545
Parts shipped quickly.  Had my Toyota certified mechanic install ignition coils and subsequently the engine warning light turned on and  received error codes.
took coils back out and put original coils back in and no engine warning lights- very poor quality parts and i get stuck eating $168 plus labor cost to install and uninstall parts

Don't buy these crappy parts....
4525305
After looking back at how much I was charged by Big O and the dealer to change this filter several times, I am sick to my stomach.  For under $15 bucks and 5 minutes, this is one of the easiest DIY maintenance items you can do on your vehicle.
3827696
Had my mechanic put this in because I just didn't like the look of the job... he was doing other work and it went well, no more leaks and no other problems. If it should shift hard after installation you need to have the trans "re-learn" the shifts... I guess that means disconnecting power to the thing and driving cautiously for the first few miles. Dealer wanted $333 to replace this!
3948178
Received the grille and packaging was banged up as well as the frame of the grille itself.  Installed it looked good enough but made a weird rattling/hissing sound on the return when the air came on.  Gave off a high-pitched noise too.  Very weird.  Returned to Amazon and it went smoothly, as always.

My HVAC guy said this isn't the type he would recommend.  Apparently there is another design that works better.  Honestly I can't believe these things cost as much as they do.  In this case, you don't get what you pay for.  Skip it.  I just repainted the old one and reinstalled.  Works fine.  Shouldn't have bothered all the trouble it cost me.
252838
Garbage product cost me $1100 in repairs from the damage the bearing caused because it was not proper size for race and parts of was accompanying.  Would not buy again garbage parts