I didn't go to them awesome Gti shipped it to me.
Supposedly they checked it and APR would've checked it.
Very poor
Hey Kev I'm back--sorry for the lack of response, but as AJB mentioned I was out of the country for family reasons.
This is very simple. We offer two ways to purchase our upgraded fuel pump: new or rebuilt. However, offering to rebuild a fuel pump quickly is a challenge with the only apparatus in the world that can test these pumps how we do is located at our USA HQ. In America, our customers or distributors will send us their pumps, they get rebuilt and then returned and this process generally takes 3-5 business days leaving the vehicle inoperable for that period of time. Operating from Europe extends this timeline considerably, so what we do for our customers and distributors is collect fully-functioning, used pumps, have them sent off to be rebuilt and then returned for inventory--this allows you as a UK customer to purchase a rebuilt pump immediately, saving you the money from a brand new pump and minimising vehicle down-time others experience for the rebuild process.
The pump you have has been tested and is fully functional and warrantied--this is a lifetime warranty to the original customer, not 1 year from purchase date (not sure where that information came from).
If you feel this is poor service, we can offer a third option where you return the rebuilt pump you've purchased and are unhappy with, mail us your actual pump and we will begin the rebuild process. Please note this can take 7-10 business days or more.
I'm sorry for any miscommunication. It's typically the responsibility of the distributor to relay this information. I don't know if it was or not, but I presume by your posts that it likely wasn't and I will
review the importance of this to all of our distributors this week.
Again, I'm back in the UK now so feel free to reach out to me if you'd like to take us up on this third option.