Muy mal si conoces esto 👉 PERITACION, VICIO OCULTO, ALIUD PRO ALIO Y MALA PRAXIS | Motorparts

🔴 Making mistakes is acceptable, hiding them is not 🔴 Never confuse wear and tear with a hidden defect 🔴 🔴 It's increasingly common to find cases where, after buying a vehicle, a mechanical or electrical problem arises a few days later, and the seller turns a blind eye. In a way, mistakes happen, and this would never justify a lawsuit, but there are blatant cases of people whose livelihood depends on hiding a problem—a hidden defect that is discovered shortly after the purchase and sale. An automotive expert is a professional who analyzes a case from two perspectives: theoretical and practical. They use their knowledge to explain the cause(s) of a breakdown and can do so in a way that someone unfamiliar with the trade can understand. Filing a claim for hidden defects is not a simple task, since the correct approach is to determine if there is indeed a hidden defect, that is, to establish the cause and timing of the events, thus justifying the claim. Another controversial aspect is whether, when buying a used product, we can unlawfully claim a hidden defect or if, on the contrary, it is due to normal wear and tear from the product's age and natural wear. It's worth noting that something similar happens in repairs when, upon replacing a part, it's necessary to remove another that has already deteriorated due to age and breaks... Is this malpractice? No, in this case it isn't; the breakage simply occurred during handling and should not be confused with an incorrect repair. 👉 TELL US WHAT YOU THINK IN THE COMMENTS, SUBSCRIBE, AND LEAVE A LIKE IF YOU LIKED IT 👈 ⚠ Pay attention to the instructions and precautions. ⚠ This video is intended to guide you, but remember that the ultimate responsibility is yours. Do not attempt anything you are unsure about, or if you deem it necessary, do so before completing a mechanics course. If in doubt, always consult a professional. Thanks for watching! Motorparts, 🎥CREDITS🎥 YT Team Graduation: R. Tango Editing: G. Cash