Nothing is 100% accurate; it is always possible for an incorrect part compatibility specification to make it into the list, or for a seller to misidentify a part or to ship the wrong part.
If a buyer receives a part that is not as described, or not compatible when compatibility is indicated, the buyer can return the item at the seller's expense for a full refund.
eburtonlab
Mentor3 years agoNothing is 100% accurate; it is always possible for an incorrect part compatibility specification to make it into the list, or for a seller to misidentify a part or to ship the wrong part.
If a buyer receives a part that is not as described, or not compatible when compatibility is indicated, the buyer can return the item at the seller's expense for a full refund.