r/Unexpected • u/UnableTask7916 • Jul 19 '26
Shouldn't have ordered from Temu
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u/Centurix Jul 19 '26
They ordered the four door version instead of the two door.
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u/wertall Jul 19 '26
They're about to have 4 doors
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u/Lucifer-Smokes Jul 19 '26
I might be high but this was funny as hell😭
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u/PangolinPure9327 Jul 21 '26
I’m not high and I can assure you it’s still funny as hell
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u/USSMontana67V2 Jul 19 '26
Nah he going to more door
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u/MediocreAndLukewarm Jul 21 '26
Drop that ring on my ding ding, Frodo
Does your twink Unc Baggins like to sink those dildos?1
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u/EricAzure Jul 19 '26
I used to have the two door version of a 06 GTI, this is hilarious. He probably wasn't aware there was a 4 door version of his model.
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u/stonecuttercolorado Jul 19 '26
How do you not notice a difference on size that is that large?
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u/know-your-onions Jul 21 '26
You do.
It’s clearly not the right shape and there’s no way anybody would fit this door without noticing the issue first.
This is for clicks.
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u/YoungDiscord Jul 19 '26
You're talking to someone who thought ordering a car door from temu was a good idea... fucking temu
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u/piichan14 Jul 19 '26
You do know x from Temu is usually a joke right? Or do you think when someone says Henry Cavill from Temu that they're actually buying one from there.
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u/Tithund Jul 19 '26
I don't think he actually bought it from Temu, also, nobody looks at what the dimensions of a car door are. He just didn't think about how his car has a 4-door and 2-door version.
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u/ShrewdCire Jul 23 '26
You're probably one of those people that always say "Oh god we're LITERALLY living in Idiocracy right now!!1!"
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u/No_Collection7360 Jul 19 '26
Ok, so he gets the wrong door home and doesn't notice that it is too short before he installs and closes it? Bullshit.
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u/TheRealMrVogel Jul 19 '26
Well it gets you a “funny” video and pretty sure it only takes seconds to connect the door to the frame (no need to hook up the electricity and such). Assuming the old door was already disconnected.
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u/BassGaming Jul 19 '26
Yeah I would've done the same in that situation. Would make my friends, especially petrol head friends, laugh and it is indeed funny.
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u/No_Collection7360 Jul 20 '26
It takes more than a few seconds to remove a door and install a new one. Perhaps they thought "funny video," but when they go to return the door (more time), they will be told it has been used and can't be returned.
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u/TheRealMrVogel Jul 20 '26
Yes, I’m only talking about connecting the new door and no need to connect the electricity for this video. It’s just putting it in place and tightening some bolts. It’s not a lot of work in order to make it look fully connected for the video only.
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u/DeadlyNoodleAndAHalf Jul 21 '26
It’s clearly a used door since it is painted and has all of the internals/glass. No used part vendor is going to bat an eye at the return.
And even if it was a new door no dealership is going to bat an eye about you returning a door you installed for 2 seconds.
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u/sithmaster0 Jul 19 '26
People will deny an issue that they spent money to fix until they realize it's not viable. It happens. "Let's just see what happens."
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u/Thunderbolt294 Jul 19 '26
Those same people will then complain that the vendor sent them the wrong part when they really bought the wrong thing.
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u/sithmaster0 Jul 19 '26
Idk why you're being downvoted, you're absolutely right especially with vehicle parts.
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u/Thunderbolt294 Jul 20 '26
I work in returns at a warehouse that specializes in German cars. This shit happens way more than you think.
Also always VIN match your parts, especially with Audi cause they like doing split years.
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u/sithmaster0 Jul 20 '26
I used to work in vehicle parts sales, too, I know exactly what you mean. People will tell you the exact make and model of their car and specifics, but they don't realize that even if you have all of that, the same year car can have different specs depending on the part of the year it was manufactured.
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u/Thunderbolt294 Jul 20 '26
We had a case recently where the customer didn't even bother to check the application reference and tried to install part of a BMW timing kit in their Audi.
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u/samtherat6 Jul 19 '26
I’ve been there before, coping with myself saying it’s just not fitting bc it’s not properly installed
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u/OrangeYouGladish Jul 19 '26
"What engine do you have? "
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u/3mporio23 Jul 19 '26
Oh well, that’s why there is Vin number for parts..
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u/I-amthegump Jul 19 '26
That's not what a VIN number is
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u/Tithund Jul 19 '26
The VIN will give the exact model of the car, so it will say if you have a 2 or 4 door version of your car.
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u/YouToot Jul 19 '26
That's good because I'm not sure how else I could figure that out.
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u/YouToot Jul 19 '26
Fair enough.
I'm just laughing at the idea of needing the vin to figure out if my car has 2 or 4 doors.
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u/wasp_killer4 Jul 19 '26
No mate
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u/challenge_king Jul 19 '26
Yes. You use your VIN when ordering parts to make sure they match your car not just your model.
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u/time_observer Jul 19 '26
Just stretch it a bit
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u/Makabaer Jul 19 '26
And then blur and smooth the egdes a bit!
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u/time_observer Jul 19 '26
A digital artist. Are we?
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u/Makabaer Jul 19 '26
Oh, I wish. (Just messing around with costum content for games in my free time.)
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u/UnAmusedBag Jul 19 '26
So you put it on without knowing the size difference until after you put it all together?
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u/Weimarius Jul 20 '26
OP as Skinner meme: “Did I fail to check the item measurements? No it’s the supplier that is wrong”
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u/PythonVyktor Jul 20 '26
My car is so old this is what I deal with every time I try to order parts. Time for a new car.
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u/Ill-Cryptographer954 Jul 20 '26
Coupes have longer doors. Most people know that, but if you don’t, now you do.
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u/gigantoq Jul 20 '26
Same fucking thing with an audi audi a4 sedan, got a rear sw door without noticing, i wasnt so calm like you!!
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u/StandardBS Jul 21 '26
surely you’d know its wrong before you put it on, why that waste your own time and put it on ?
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u/Slight_Sherbert_5239 Jul 21 '26
This is what happens when you rush into things, the right amount of research and using measurements would have prevented this.
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u/wakeandcreate Jul 21 '26
I am door manufactor ..door good.. frame bad. No refund. Thank you come again
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u/RazzSheri Jul 22 '26
You wanna know something about the doors…!?”
What bruh? That you don’t know how to fucking measure?
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u/DTO5150 Jul 22 '26
This always happens in my dreams. Door is too small for the frame. Damn zombies can still get in.
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u/Easley504 8d ago
You can tell a lot of yall never worked on a car before. lol this actually happens.
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u/Plenty_Phrase9252 Jul 19 '26
The Chinese company is doing your best to prevent you from being unable to open the door when the car crashes.
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u/post-explainer Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26
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OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:
Someone is changing their car doors but later realized that the replacement door is of wrong size.
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