FAQs Help Center
Quick answers to everything you need to know.
How do I find the right used part for my vehicle?
Provide the VIN, year, make, and model to ensure compatibility with your vehicle’s specifications.
Is buying a used engine, transmission, or ABS system reliable?
Yes, if sourced from a reputable supplier. Always check mileage, condition, and warranty before purchasing.
General Questions
Be vigilant for these indicators that may suggest your ABS needs attention:
How do I track my shipment?
Once an order is successfully placed, a customer care executive will share the images of the part getting shipped in 3-4 business days. The part is sent only after your verification and approval.
Can I make a purchase online over the website?
Yes, absolutely. You can make a purchase on online which is an e-commerce based platform/website with live inventory and secure payments.
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What is your return policy?
Shop hassle-free at Quality Use Auto Parts with easy returns and refunds, as we offer a standard 30-60 day warranty on all orders, Please see further details on our Warranty page.
What are the payment options?
We accept all kinds of payments at Quality Use Auto Parts, making it super easy and user-friendly for all our customers across the nation. We also ensure the highest form of payment security with a complex firewall Secured Payment Gateway system for online purchases.
Are engines, transmission tested for quality before shipping?
Yes, all our OEM engines & Transmission for sale are systematically inspected & checked by certified part experts. Various engine exams like noise test, visual test, smoke & oil leakage are carried out to ensure your protection. All engines undergo compression testing and grading. We only sell Grade A engines.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept Visa, Master, Discover, Zelle, Wire Transfer, Apple Pay or an authorized cheque/check in case you are placing the order with us via phone.
Common Question about ABS
Be vigilant for these indicators that may suggest your ABS needs attention:
Warning light, why is my ABS warning light on?
Possible Causes: Low brake fluid, faulty wheel speed sensors, damaged ABS module, or blown fuses.
Resolution: Check brake fluid levels, inspect sensors for debris, and have a diagnostic scan performed by a mechanic.
Can I drive with a faulty ABS?
Possible Risks: While your basic braking system may still function, you may experience reduced control in emergency braking situations.
Resolution: It’s recommended to repair the ABS as soon as possible for safety and optimal braking performance.
Why is my ABS not engaging in slippery conditions?
Possible Causes: Malfunctioning ABS pump, damaged sensors, or corroded wiring.
Resolution: Have a mechanic inspect the ABS pump, clean or replace sensors, and check wiring for corrosion.
Unusual Brake Behavior
Experiencing a pulsating brake pedal during normal braking or noticing decreased responsiveness.
Why does my brake pedal vibrate or pulse?
Possible Causes: Faulty ABS sensors, worn-out brake pads, or air in the brake lines.
Resolution: Inspect the brake pads, bleed the brake system if necessary, and immediately replace faulty ABS system or ABS pump.
