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Fake, I doubt Mercedes would put plastic badge on engine cover.
It's someone who's trying to be creative ( and failed in my opinion )
to be fair to the seller they never stated that it was a genuine amg item!
Seller is a forum member btw.
true but it would of given more of a reassurance to the item for buyers. (the term amg is used widely on ebay for everthing these days) the part numbers genuine and it does seem different to bruces, theres a recess for the badge. maybe it was real.He did in various messages. And simply omitting to use the word "genuine" doesn't imply it isn't.
true but it would of given more of a reassurance to the item for buyers. (the term amg is used widely on ebay for everthing these days) the part numbers genuine and it does seem different to bruces, theres a recess for the badge. maybe it was real.
Apologies I can't tell if it actually has a recess for the badge or not. These are made out of titanium, so fairly robust and lightweight. I would say if it has a recess then that would suggest genuine. A lot of trouble to go to grinding out the fins to create a recess.
Apologies I can't tell if it actually has a recess for the badge or not. These are made out of titanium, so fairly robust and lightweight. I would say if it has a recess then that would suggest genuine. A lot of trouble to go to grinding out the fins to create a recess.
Okay - having read back through I think this is worth checking. It looks as though this sand blasted cover was fitted shortly before your engine troubles?
I've seen this before where someone didn't remove the oil trap, and/or there were sand particles were trapped in there ans elsewhere in the cover and once fitted it wrecked the engine.
Just be sure - please.
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