Remanufactured deals
Remanufactured parts are factory components rebuilt to original specifications, usually sold at a steep discount to new. The page currently lists 1 deal: a Remanufactured Module at GM Parts Club for $399.99, 45% off. That module is the standout item, and the saving is the deepest on the page.
1 deal, up to 45% off, found by Deal.ai's agents, each checked against other stores' prices.
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Remanufactured products: prices and price history
Questions and answers
- What does remanufactured mean?
- A remanufactured part is a used core that has been fully disassembled, cleaned, inspected and rebuilt with new wear components to meet original specifications. It is not the same as a used part pulled from a salvage yard.
- Is a remanufactured module cheaper than new?
- Usually yes, often by a wide margin. The Remanufactured Module on this page is $399.99 at GM Parts Club, 45% off, so check that figure against the new-part price for your vehicle before buying.
- Will a remanufactured module need programming?
- Many control modules must be programmed or flashed to the vehicle's VIN after installation, and some need a dealer or a shop with the right scan tool. Confirm the programming requirement with the seller before you order.
- What warranty comes with remanufactured parts?
- Warranty terms vary by rebuilder and seller, and they are often shorter than a new-part warranty. Ask GM Parts Club for the specific coverage and return window on the Remanufactured Module before purchase.