Buyer asked me to hold for one week no deposit
Came to my home reviewed the parts for his vehicle and was thrilled with price and condition of parts
Approx 8 hours later he is asking for a refund claiming it doesn't fit on his car a wants a refund
Thoughts?

THe warranty expired the moment he left your property. Sales like this are as-is where-is. Meaning no returns.

He might just be trying to return his old bad one pretending it was your good used one. Unless you had it marked to prove otherwise. A common scam.

Completely agree with Smoothy.

Tell the other person to put it on Craigslist.

When he was looking it over, did he ask you if he would be able to return it if it doesn't fit? Probably not.

He checked it out and took it. It is no longer your problem if it doesn't fit.

Thank you all for your help
Just feel like a creep not returning
But am very nervous about a scam

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Originally Posted by ELS314

Thank you all for your help
Just feel like a creep not returning
But am very nervous about a scam

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He did pay you right? Too late.

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Originally Posted by ma0641

He did pay you right? Too late.

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Paid in full
Thank you

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Originally Posted by odinn7

When he was looking it over, did he ask you if he would be able to return it if it doesn't fit? Probably not.

He checked it out and took it. It is no longer your problem if it doesn't fit.

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We never discussed a return plan
We did email a lot about where the turbo came from and he did ask specific questions about model type etc
Then took it home and says it didn't fit

Not your problem then. If you didn't lie or misrepresent it, he had time to check with his specific questions and all. I would be worried about him switching something out inside it or damaging it somehow and looking to return it.

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Originally Posted by odinn7

Not your problem then. If you didn't lie or misrepresent it, he had time to check with his specific questions and all. I would be worried about him switching something out inside it or damaging it somehow and looking to return it.

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Thank you for your reply
Funny I did reach out to him
Offered to accept part back if I could take it to my tuner shop for review
Haven't heard a peep yet

Don't feel bad, in my part of the woods, no one buys used Subaru parts. I had a well maintained Subaru outback that isn't dead yet, and going strong at almost 400,000k apparently and it was always treated right with original parts.