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Old 04-14-2016, 03:08 PM   #26
dubds10
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Re: Who's right summit racing or me?

Last time and only time I ever had to do a water pump was on my '72 Blazer. It had a motor swap and we weren't sure which one it was. Took a guess at O'Reily's only to find out it was wrong. Went back with the new one and broken one and got the right one the second time.

No money to exchange, just swapped to the new one. Simple as that. Unfortunately there were 20-30 options when I went in and we honestly had no idea which would be correct since it was a crate motor. Some places it just depends on the sales person, but lots of companies do bend you over on restocking charges. You obviously just got the wrong person that day.
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