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1.If you have a fender, door or hood replaced on your vehicle. You can visually inspect it to verify it is a genuine Subaru part.
2.Search the inside edges of the replacement part for the name Subaru. Use a flashlight to look for the marking. Hold the flashlight at an angle to the medal
edges to spot the name.
3.The word "Subaru" will be stamped into the formed sheet metal margin of the body parts. The name is imbedded so it is the same color as the vehicle's
paint. The size is approximately 3/16 inch tall by 1 3/8 inches long. It may be difficult to see.
4.A massive number of parts that go into a Subaru will also go into a Mazda, Chevrolet or Ford. The manufacturers who make mechanical parts for Subaru also make parts for other auto makers because some items such as bearings or clutch plates are uniformly sized and formed. Knowing this, there are some
replacement parts that you cannot identify as Subaru parts unless they are still in their packaging. Genuine Subaru parts meet Subaru specifications and come in packaging labeled "Genuine Subaru Parts."
5.Select a repair shop that pledges to use genuine Subaru replacement parts or take your car to a Subaru dealer.
6.Before work begins on your vehicle, ask the repair shop to retain all boxes and bubble packs from the parts they will install on your car. This way you can
see that the parts came in Subaru packaging.
7.If you plan to work on the car yourself, order parts from a Subaru dealer or online Subaru part supplier.
8.Some Subaru parts feature the official Subaru symbol of a six-star constellation. If you have a steering wheel or wheel hubs replaced, you can tell if they are genuine parts because these items feature the star constellation insignia.

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