Over time those components are prone to corrosion and wear, ultimately needing replacement no matter how a vehicle is driven. A remanufactured part is one that has undergone a major teardown and has had all wear and moving parts replaced with new ones, regardless of condition. Depending on the application, some re-machining may be done also.
Additionally, re-manufactured parts often distinguish themselves by mirroring updates and improvements the OEM manufacturer has made to earlier originals. A rebuilt part differs because when the original is torn apart, only those components that are majorly worn or broken get replaced.
Other bits that appear to still be functional are merely cleaned and re-used. Rebuilt parts can vary in quality, and they usually cannot match the performance or longevity of a new or remanufactured one. When you visit any web site, it may store or retrieve information on your browser, mostly in the form of cookies.
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They help us to know which pages are the most and least popular and see how visitors move around the site. All information these cookies collect is aggregated and therefore anonymous. New : A new starter or alternator provides you with a working system where all parts are at the same stage of wear and tear, but it's often the most expensive option. Rebuilding : A rebuilt alternator or starter had its worn parts discarded and replaced with new or remanufactured parts.
We also test electrical parts and load test all units with machines that simulate real operating conditions. A rebuilt system won't have all its parts at the same state of wear and tear, but it's an affordable alternative to buying a new alternator or starter.
You also get your own system back, so you know where its been and how hard its been worked. It's important to visit a skilled alternator rebuilder or starter rebuilder, because this service requires judgement and experience. But the price was 3 times less. Like I said — moot and personal. I know with old cars, its better to find junkyard parts and clean them up if possible.
Some of the patch panel made are such junk — and they might just be American. Other stuff, like a wheel cylinder or distributor, remans have been alright. Patch panels are hit and miss, but as far as trucks go LMC truck is great for them. Home Topic New vs remanufactured parts?
New vs remanufactured parts? January 22, at pm Jonathan Stiver Participant. Viewing 9 replies - 1 through 9 of 9 total. Ingvar Participant. Lorrin Barth Participant.
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