[central_va]

I ordered headlight lenses on ebay for a ‘02 mitsubishi. They came stamped made in China. Funny, the drivers side was for the wrong year. But the box had the correct label. So the factory worker stuffed the wrong lens into the box instead of correcting the problem. See in a slave factory you dont stop production just slap and go.

[little jeremiah]

Hub haunts auctions and garage sales for old tools/parts etc that are made in the US or even in Taiwan or Japan.

Chinese junk is JUNK. The rubber stinks and cracks, the aluminum rusts, the iron cracks and breaks. Nothing fits. It’s worthless. Anyone reading news has read about huge Chinese projects in China that disintegrate and fall apart. A commie/thugocracy that destroys its own environment and people so an elite few can become filthy rich should NOT be supported by “American” businesses. Companies have gone there to manufacture just so that they can make more money off of serf labor and no environmental laws, and no doubt politicians got some $ out of the mess.

China can’t collapse too soon; it’s happening as we speak.

[Nowhere Man]

I ordered headlight lenses on ebay for a ‘02 mitsubishi. They came stamped made in China. Funny, the drivers side was for the wrong year. But the box had the correct label. So the factory worker stuffed the wrong lens into the box instead of correcting the problem. See in a slave factory you dont stop production just slap and go.

I worked in auto parts myself and I've seen that A LOT! The rotors for a car might by numbered correctly on the box but you might get the wrong ones occasionally and then that needs to be fixed ASAP. I've seen it also with brake pads, master cylinders, you name it. Most of the stuff is made in Red China.