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20th December 2009, 07:55 AM
#1
A grade and B grade spare parts and ACE pump
All,
The ACE pump has died on my V8 D2. There's a sharp rapping sound that comes and goes but is mostly present. I suspect a broken spring in one of the cylinders.
I've looked online and have made a few calls and have noticed a huge difference in prices. Anywhere from USD$250 to $AUD1500+.
I've also heard that all spares (ACE pumps included) can be graded as A or B grade. What does this really mean?
This might stand true for things like brake pads or other consumables but I find it hard to believe that a hydraulic pump manufacturer in Germany would produce both A grade and B grade components. Or is this just a strategy from resellers to jack the prices up on the perception that A must be better than B so therefore you should pay more if you want the best...
I need a replacement pump before Christmas but I am very interested in the thoughts and experience of others before buying the pump.
Cheers, Andrew
Last edited by zippythewonderkid; 20th December 2009 at 07:57 AM.
Reason: fixed crap spelling (might be more...)
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21st December 2009, 09:50 AM
#2
I believe A grade is genuine parts in genuine packaging, B grade is genuine parts in aftermarket packaging.
C grade is a luck dip.
I think Karcraft have this explained on their website.
Scott
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