OEM counterpart? (Iwas rebadge at repack sa casa)

[trucker111]

any feedback on daikin/exedy clutch disc and pressure plate?

[JapanABC]

No problem naman sa daikin/exedy clutch disc and pressure plate, they are also oem of japanese cars, american cars such as gm and ford

[miked]

How about TAMA brand na thermostat? eto nabili ko last time sa Mitsubishi "parts specialist" somewhere sa south luzon eh

[JapanABC]

How about TAMA brand na thermostat? eto nabili ko last time sa Mitsubishi "parts specialist" somewhere sa south luzon eh

TAMA thermostat is manufactured by OEM factory named Nippon Thermostat CO. LTD or NTCL in short. It is an OEM brand.

NTCL(OEM Factory) or Parent Company created a sales distributor company named TAMA enterprises that sells to after market with their OEM products under the name of TAMA.

So no problem with that brand

[baludoy]

the bando brand is the oem manufacturer for honda civic fd tensioner bearing assembly and drive belts.

in my experience, the casa had the lowest retail price + the parts people can give you a discount so the price billed to you may be substantially lower when compared to outside resellers in the metro

[miked]

the bando brand is the oem manufacturer for honda civic fd tensioner bearing assembly and drive belts.

in my experience, the casa had the lowest retail price + the parts people can give you a discount so the price billed to you may be substantially lower when compared to outside resellers in the metro

in contrast, iba ang napansin ko....casa is much more expensive. about 100% ang kanilang patong. like for the thermostat na mitsubishi: P950 sa dealership, P400 sa mitsubishi parts dealers outside casa. ganon din sa timing belt (4k vs. 1.2k), LSPV (12k vs. 6.5k), brake MC (14k vs. 7.5k), oil seals, gaskets, etc.

yung timing belt na bando, iirc, same ang part number na tinatak sa belt mismo na oem.

[JapanABC]

in contrast, iba ang napansin ko....casa is much more expensive. about 100% ang kanilang patong. like for the thermostat na mitsubishi: P950 sa dealership, P400 sa mitsubishi parts dealers outside casa. ganon din sa timing belt (4k vs. 1.2k), LSPV (12k vs. 6.5k), brake MC (14k vs. 7.5k), oil seals, gaskets, etc.

yung timing belt na bando, iirc, same ang part number na tinatak sa belt mismo na oem.

I went to the casa before asking how much is the price of MT selector cable of Vios 2008(Batman) they quoted me the net price of 12000+ PHP, but when you ask the retail shops in banawe its just 7500 PHP net price, yung time na yun it was 2010 or 2011. Now the price of that manual selector cable in banawe is just 3500-4500 PHP CASH PRICE after the Japanese yen drop and how much sa casa ngayon tinawagan ko tumaas pa lalo yung presyo kahit na bumaba na Japanese YEN naging 15302 PHP if credit card and if cash less 10% net price is 13771.80 PHP nakita mo kano kalayo difference ng selector cable manual transmission comparing CASA to Banawe Retail shops which sells same TSK OEM product which is only repacked at Toyota Motor Corporation Japan into Toyota poly bag

[chookchakchenes]

Japan Abc,

Pag headlight bulb and other light bulb sa kotse saan ok bumili?

[JapanABC]

Japan Abc,

Pag headlight bulb and other light bulb sa kotse saan ok bumili?

If Auto Bulb(Metal Base Bulb) and Wedge Bulb(Crystal Bulb) buy HOPE brand by Oigawa, Explanation: Oigawa Electric Co. Ltd. is the OEM Factory that supplies its bulbs to KOITO Japan, Stanley Japan, Ichikoh Japan which in turn supplies the bulbs under their brand(Koito, Stanley and Ichikoh) to Toyota, Honda, Nissan and etc... Oigawa supplies GE, Osram and Philips with wedge and auto bulb.

Oigawa Electric Co. Ltd. before only supplies to OEM Brands, but in order to expand its business it made its own brand name HOPE to sell to after market domestically in Japan and outside of Japan.

Narva Auto bulb or Wedge bulb is already made in China as I went to the auto parts market all over the Philippines, I saw that products of Narva have sometimes defects in production per 1 box. So you can not be sure if you are being served with the defective one. H1, H3 and H4 I'm not sure if its still made in Germany.

Osram is an OEM brand, H1, H3, H4 and etc... are still made in Germany, but auto bulbs and wedge bulbs are made in Hungary.

KOITO is also an OEM for Toyota, but sadly for the after market you can not be sure if it is made in Japan(Better quality) or Thailand(Mass produced with lower quality), base on my market survey I saw boxes of Koito not indicating where it is made but some have made in Japan in carton only, but its H4 is still made in Japan, but be wary Koito already has counterfeit in the market makikita mo palang sa packaging.

Also HOPE(Oigawa) is cheaper than Koito, kasi straight from factory to importer na.
Oigawa - Philippine Importer - Retailer = Eto sales channel ng Oigawa

Ang Koito naman

KOITO na maganda quality
Oigawa - KOITO - Philippine Importer - Retailer = Eto naman sales channel ng Koito

KOITO After market
Thailand or China factory - KOITO - Philippine Importer - Retailer = Eto sales channel ng Koito na hindi made in Japan

[JapanABC]

NARVA - Retail shops are selling this as Made in Germany, but sad truth is they don't show you the box. Kaya mura ang Narva, dahil hindi na gawa sa Germany. Isipin mo ah Germany mas malayo sa Japan, If made in Germany yan mangagaling pa yan sa Europe by freight shipment, almost half way of the world and alam mo din ang labor and maintenance sa Germany ay MAHAL DIN GAYA NG JAPAN, NOTE! Pano nagawa ng Narva HALF or MORE THAN HALF yung price niya compared sa KOITO or Oigawa Japan when in fact HIGH LABOR COST AND HIGH MAINTENANCE COST ang Germany gaya ng Japan, tapos Ishiship pa galing Europe to SG to Philippines. Eh ang Japan halos kalapit lang ng Philippines.