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Risks
1. Quality: Genuine parts may be more expensive than generic or aftermarket parts, which may result in lower parts quality or poor performance.
2. Compatibility: GENUINE PARTS MAY NOT BE COMPATIBLE WITH OTHER AFTERMARKET, GENERIC OR OEM PARTS. It is important to evaluate the compatibility of a genuine part before making any purchase decisions.
3. Warranty: Genuine parts are typically covered under the manufacturer’s warranty whereas generic parts may not have a warranty. If the part fails, it may be more difficult to get a replacement due to lack of coverage.
4. Cost: Genuine parts are typically more expensive than generic or aftermarket parts. If the cost of a genuine part is more than the price of a generic part, the consumer may be reluctant to purchase a genuine part.
5. Availability: Genuine parts may be harder to find and purchase due to limited availability. If a genuine part is not readily available, the consumer may be forced to buy a generic part.