Certified parts: what does it mean?
A certified used part should be clearly identified, checked and described before sale.
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Practical articles from Opel Recup Center about used parts, maintenance and vehicle care.
A certified used part should be clearly identified, checked and described before sale.
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A used car part may benefit from legal warranty, with limits related to wear, installation and use.
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Each used part is identified, photographed and checked according to its type before being offered for sale.
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Engines and gearboxes require specific packaging: stabilisation, protection, pallet shipping and adapted transport.
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Used Opel parts can be shipped to France with transport adapted to the size and nature of the part.
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Opel Recup Center ships used Opel parts throughout Belgium with transport adapted to weight, size and fragility.
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Check reference, mileage, visual condition, accessories, warranty and transport before buying a used Opel engine.
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The price of a used Opel engine depends on engine code, mileage, demand, condition and included accessories.
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Choosing a used Opel engine requires more than matching the model. Engine code, mileage and included accessories matter.
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The license plate can help identify a vehicle, but it does not always guarantee exact part compatibility.
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The VIN identifies the vehicle. The OEM number identifies a part. Both pieces of information are complementary.
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The OEM number is often printed on the part itself, on a label, moulded into plastic or listed in technical data.
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