Remanufactured Parts
Remanufactured parts are used parts that are dismantled, cleaned, renewed and tested to work like new.
What is Remanufactured Parts?
Common examples are alternators, starters and turbochargers. An old core is often returned. They usually include a warranty. They are often cheaper than new parts and reduce waste because the core is reused. Manufacturers also offer factory-remanufactured parts through dealers. Some parts, such as turbochargers, need the cause of the original failure to be fixed first, for example oil supply problems, or the new unit will fail too.
How it works
Worn components are replaced and the unit is tested.
Why it matters for your car
Quality varies by supplier. Return the core to get the deposit back.
Other terms
- AdBlue Warning Light
- Boost Pressure
- Catalyst Efficiency Monitoring
- Child Seat Fitting
- Coil Spring Compressor
- Coolant Hose (Radiator Hose)
- Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC)
- Digital Key (Phone As Key)
- Engine Code
- Hail Damage
- Head-up Display (HUD)
- Keyless Start (Push-button Start)
- Misfuelling (Wrong Fuel)
- Remote Engine Start
- Saloon (Sedan)
- Scan Tool (Diagnostic Tool)
- Silicon Carbide (SiC) Inverter
- Trailer Stability Control (Trailer Sway Control)
- Underbody Protection
- Wheel Offset (ET)