1. Look at the packaging
The packaging of original parts for Roewe Car is generally relatively standardized, with unified standard specifications and clear and regular printing. However, the packaging and printing of counterfeit products is relatively rough, and it is often easy to find flaws in the packaging;
2. Look at the color
Some original parts of Roewe Car are designated with a certain color on the surface. If they are in other colors, they are fake and inferior parts;
3. Look at appearance
The printed or cast characters and markings on the original parts of Roewe Car are clear and regular, while the appearance of counterfeit products is rough;
4. Look at the paint
Unscrupulous businessmen simply process the waste parts, such as dismantling, assembling, piecing together, painting, etc., and then sell them as qualified products, illegally obtaining high profits;
5. Look at the texture
The materials of original parts of Roewe Car are made of qualified materials according to design requirements, while counterfeit products are mostly made of cheap and inferior materials;
6. Look at the craftsmanship
Although inferior products sometimes look good, due to poor manufacturing technology, they are prone to cracks, sand holes, slag inclusions, burrs or bruises;
7. Look at [Storage"
If there are problems such as drying, oxidation, discoloration or aging of Petrol Car parts, it may be caused by poor conditions during storage, long storage time, poor materials themselves, etc.;
8. Look at [joint"
It cannot be used if the clutch disc rivets are loose, the brake leather pipe is degummed, the joints of electrical parts are desoldered, the seams of the paper filter element are detached, etc.;
9. Look at the logo
Some regular parts are marked with certain marks, such as hour gear marks, piston top marks and other assembly marks, to ensure that the parts are installed correctly. If not, you cannot buy them;
10. Look for gaps
Regular assembly parts must be complete and intact to ensure smooth loading and normal operation. Some small parts on some assemblies are missing and are usually "parallel imports", which makes loading difficult. Often due to the shortage of individual small parts, the entire assembly is scrapped;
11. Look at the protective layer
In order to facilitate storage and prevent parts from being bumped, parts are protected by a protective layer before leaving the factory. For example, bushings, large and small bearings, pistons, valves, etc. are generally protected with paraffin to prevent surface damage. If these important accessories do not have a protective layer on the surface, they are mostly "parallel imports";
12. Look at the documents
Some important components, especially assemblies, such as carburetors, distributors, generators, etc., generally come with instructions and certificates when leaving the factory to guide users in installation, use and maintenance. If they do not have these, they are mostly fake products;
13. Look at the specifications
When purchasing Petrol Car accessories, you must find out the main technical parameters, and special technologies must meet the usage requirements. Some fake and shoddy products look almost the same as real ones, but when installed, they just don`t fit properly, either larger or smaller. They are always unsatisfactory when used and leave potential accident risks.
14. The test report issued by a third party can not only prove the authenticity, but also show the quality.