.RB3 wrote: ↑26 Sep 2024, 20:42 Yes, thank you, I fully expected what you described as your experience. Unfortunately it was complete misrepresentation. Bait and switch if you will. I've read and re-read the description. I don't think I've ever ordered anything online and not gotten an order confirmation instantly and or tracking information. It's 2024 . I'm not interested in credit. I don't believe I'll be doing business with them again. But unfortunately It's leaving me without transportation for an extended period of time.
Over the years I've order a thousand or two worth of parts from FCP. They always fixed problems and with yours you should ask for a refund rather than credit. That being said since Volvo was owned by Geely, a Chinese car manufacturer you can expect lot of parts to be made or reman in China. The A-Premium unit is from China but seems to be of high quality and customer service is responsive. I've purchased Injectors, Coils, AC Compressors, Alternators and Hood Struts from them thus far.
If you are pressed for time just installed the FCP unit as it's a lifetime warranty but you do have to go through the credit process and use the credit on the next purchase if you warranty the alternator. Another company I've purchased from with excellent customer service is 1AAuto and they too have a lifetime warranty.
Lastly, most good batteries will have a static average charge of 12.5 Volts. During charging in the car you should get an average over 13.5 Volts on the multi-meter. As mentioned previously there are 6V, 12V and I'm sure some 24V car electrical systems so parts are listed as such rather than working voltage.
https://www.media.volvocars.com/global/ ... operations
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1999 Volvo V70 Automatic Transmission Alternator TRQ ALA94455
https://www.1aauto.com/volvo-c70-s60-s7 ... 89731/1999
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Another $800. What is next.