I would avoid it. There are no official sellers selling new engines on eBay, so the origin is questionable.
In case of problems, there would be a passing of responsibility between whoever supplied you with the engine and whoever carried out the installation.
Also pay particular attention to the engine description in the listing; abroad (Germany and Spain) the practice of exchange is very widespread. What is described as new is a refurbished engine and you have to return your old one.
The protection can help you if the engine doesn’t arrive or isn’t as described in the listing, but if it then passes into the hands of third parties for installation and later you realize that something isn’t right, it will be very complicated to prove that it is a non-conformity rather than an incorrect installation.
marioelegio
Mentore2 years agoI would avoid it. There are no official sellers selling new engines on eBay, so the origin is questionable.
In case of problems, there would be a passing of responsibility between whoever supplied you with the engine and whoever carried out the installation.
Also pay particular attention to the engine description in the listing; abroad (Germany and Spain) the practice of exchange is very widespread. What is described as new is a refurbished engine and you have to return your old one.
bye
mario
sika700
Mentore2 years agoThe protection can help you if the engine doesn’t arrive or isn’t as described in the listing, but if it then passes into the hands of third parties for installation and later you realize that something isn’t right, it will be very complicated to prove that it is a non-conformity rather than an incorrect installation.
Kind regards.