You choose to buy a product sold without a warranty implied or expressed. The warranty would have been the contract, since there was no warranty issued there is no contract to breach. You would have had to pay a premium on the price of the short block to get a warranty or repair contract, you did not pay a premium to get a warranty. Since you did not pay for a warranty, none exist. No repair contract exist, you did not pay a premium to get one. In exchange for not getting a warranty, or repair contract, the price of the engine is lower than if one was offered, this is to offset any cost you incur during the use of this engine to repair it. You have already been compensated in advance for any repair work to the engine through a lower price. You agreed to the terms and accepted the risk of repair, and you were compensated for the higher risk through the advantage of receiving the engine at a lower price. By accepting the conditions of no warranty at the time of purchase, you accepted any and all repair cost as your own. No warranty or repair contract exist between us, you waived that when you agreed to purchase it without warranty.

As for the clutch our records indicate you ordered a clutch for a turbo car, you don't have a turbo car, you have a non-turbo car with a turbo. That is why the clutch you ordered didn't fit. Had you given us the correct information at the time of order you would have gotten the correct clutch. We have since changed our policy and ask now if it is a factory turbo car, or a non-turbo car with an aftermarket turbo.
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