Title: What Chevy thinks $15 looks like: A small rubber doughnut
Review: How on this earth do you justify $15 for a single rubber "O" ring roughly 1/2" in diameter? Six packs of assorted rings made of the same material (rubber) routinely sell for around $7-$8 at the parts stores, but none of them are quite right. The correct ring isn't available at auto parts stores.I would expect this from and exotic performance or luxury car, but this is a bread and butter Chevy Malibu, with a bread and butter 3.1 Liter V-6. 5 or 6 bucks would be in the "well, it's a dealer part" zone. $15 is like a slap in the face.Amazon's price offers some relief, but by the time you know you need it, you need it then. Plus, there's shipping. (Unless you're Prime.)Pro's: It's available, and It works. Beats the heck out of spraying gasoline on a hot engine.Con's: Price. Chevy controls availability, and puts the screws to you on what should be a cheap and simple piece of rubber.
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