PART NUMBERS ON AFTERMARKETS WILL USUALLY START WITH THE LETTER N. EXAMPLES WOULD INCLUDE: N/CE, N-CE, N-TA, N/TA. OTHER EXAMPLES OF AFTERMARKET PART NUMBER SEQUENCES WOULD LOOK LIKE THIS: CA/CE, NONT, D-280, NEM, NTD, N/CA, NAT, VN1205, A-VPTH, 2D670, NTA, C0062, 99490, FFD, WKR, 642985 A-567, WAT.

GENERALLY, AFTERMARKET CONVERTERS HAVE A GENERIC/CHEAP LOOK TO THEM. THERE ARE HOWEVER DIRECT FIT AFTERMARKET CONVERTERS THAT, AT FIRST GLANCE, MAY LOOK LIKE OEM. Another indicator that a converter is an Aftermarket is that it will sometimes have a date associated with the part numbers found on them. WE WILL LIST THOSE ON THIS PAGE AND ON THE FAKE VALUABLE CONVERTERS PAGE SPECIFICALLY