Cores must have no major parts missing or damage to obtain full core allowance.
Cores with damaged or missing parts are subject to reduced core allowances.
Cores may be returned against core charges up to 6 months after date of purchase. Any cores returned against invoices older than 6 months will be treated as excess cores.
The following rules apply to all cores being returned:
Fleet Products / KBR core acceptance requires only a visual inspection and is based on three simple criteria:
Acceptable Compressors - Bendix, Midland, Clayton, Cummins, Wabco & Knorr.
What to look for when inspecting your compressor core for return.
Damage Criteria:
There are four stages in determining the value of a Air Compressor Core:
Good Core - 100%
1 Part Damaged - 50% Value
2 Parts Damaged - 25% Value
3 Parts Damaged - 0% Value
Air Dryers - Model 2, Model 4, Model 9, Model IP , Model SP & System Saver
When inspecting a core – Look for:
What to look for when inspecting your desiccant core for return
Damage Criteria:
There are four stages in determining the value of a Air Dryer/Desiccant Core:
Good Core - 100%
1 Part Damaged - 50% Value
2 Parts Damaged - 25% Value
3 Parts Damaged - 0% Value
What to look for when inspecting your Lucas cylinder core for return.
When inspecting a core – Look for:
What to look for when inspecting your Lucas backing plate core for return When inspecting a core – Look for:
Damage Criteria:
Complete Backing Plates here are three stages in determining the value of a Backing Plate Core:
Good Core - 100%
1 Part Damaged - 50% Value
2 Parts Damaged - 0% Value
Adjusting / Expander Cylinders:
There are two stages in determining the value of a Adjusting/Expander Cylinder Core:
Good Core - 100%
1 Part Damaged - 0% Value
What to look for when inspecting your Horton or Bendix fan clutch core for return.
When inspecting a core – Look for:
When inspecting a core – Look for:
Damage Criteria:
There are three stages in determining the value of a Fan Clutch Core:
Good Core - 100%
1 Part Damaged - 25% Value
2 Parts Damaged - 0% Value
What to look for when inspecting your Hydrovac core for return.
When inspecting a core – Look for:
What to look for when inspecting your Hydroboost / Electraboost core for return
When inspecting a core – Look for:
What to look for when inspecting your Hydromax core for return
When inspecting a core – Look for:
Damage Criteria: There are three stages in determining the value of a Hydraulic Core:
Good Core - 100%
1 Part Damaged - 50% Value
2 Parts Damaged - 0% Value
What to look for when inspecting your caliper core for return.
When inspecting a core – Look for:
Damage Criteria:
There are four stages in determining the value of a Air Disc Caliper Core:
Good Core - 100%
1 Part Damaged - 50% Value
2 Parts Damaged - 25% Value
3 Parts Damaged - 0% Value
What to look for when inspecting your carrier core for return
When inspecting a core – Look for:
Damage Criteria