Good As New: How to Tell the Difference Between Remanufactured and Rebuilt Parts

Update: 2009-03-13

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New and used are pretty simple concepts to grasp. But remanufactured and rebuilt? When it comes to heavy-duty replacement parts, they're two different things altogether. Todd Kindem from ArvinMeritor's Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket group explains. Time: 3:35 ; size: 1.6 MB. Intro music is Edie Carey's "Under a Sky"; exit music is Amplifico's "Flutter." Both are courtesy the Podsafe Music Network.

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Good As New: How to Tell the Difference Between Remanufactured and Rebuilt Parts

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Good As New: How to Tell the Difference Between Remanufactured and Rebuilt Parts

Good As New: How to Tell the Difference Between Remanufactured and Rebuilt Parts