No, the stuffing looks more like shredded whitey tighties.
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Rusty Cullens wrote
Goodwill ships lots of unusable / unsellable second hand clothes to Asia.
So, what you see might actually be shredded tight whities! Are there any
stains on the material?
On 2/2/06, Rusty Cullens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, the stuffing looks more like shredded whitey tighties.
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LT Don makes my day yet again. Hahahahaha!!
On 2/2/06, LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Goodwill ships lots of unusable / unsellable second hand clothes to Asia.
So, what you see might actually be shredded tight whities! Are there any
stains on the material?
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I also do not know how he could guarantee these filters. What exactly
would that mean? For example, if you run into problems with your old motor
with 300K plus miles on it, how
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Hendrik asked the tough question:
Question is, are you willing to risk your reputation
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Hendrik asked the tough question:
Question is, are you willing to risk your reputation with these cheap
filters. Just because they look similar does not mean
cents. Your mileage may vary etc.
Randy B
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Hendrik asked the tough question:
Question
: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 11:01 AM
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and what makes you so sure your OE filter is not really made in china or
taiwan. Good chance it is.
So, now the junk costs more, and has more features - they still won't
go 400,000. The eninges might, but everything else falls apart.
On 1/31/06, LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am old enough to remember when we all laughed at the Japanese imports --
pieces of junk. Those pieces of junk are
Oh, I don't know. My Toyota Camry was a sweet ride until the timing belt let
loose and ... uh, never mind.
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So, now the junk costs more, and has more features - they still won't
go 400,000. The eninges might, but everything else falls apart.
On
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I am old enough to remember when we all laughed at the Japanese
imports --
pieces of junk. Those pieces of junk are now called Lexus.
, February 01, 2006 10:56 AM
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I am old enough to remember when we all laughed at the Japanese
imports --
pieces of junk. Those pieces of junk are now called Lexus.
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LT Don wrote:
My Toyota Camry was a sweet ride until the timing belt let loose and ... uh,
never mind.
Mr. Valve and Mr. Piston met and shook hands?
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1981 240D 4-spd 268+kmi
1980 300TD 170+kmi
1980 300SD 277+kmi
1977 280S 4-spd 80+kmi
On 1/31/06, Hendrik Riessen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah the Japanese have come a long way since the early days of the corolla
but seriously would you trust a little tin box with your life?
The problem with Lexus is that it does not have the brand recognition factor
of a Mercedes. It's all
design engineer as well. Hence all the old German vehicles that are
still on the road. Slightly rusty and a bit beat, but still mostly
intact and road worthy.
Not, you might note, in Germany!
-- Jim
They got up close and personal, made sweet music together, and gave birth to
... well, to a car for which I was given an amazing trade value (book)
toward a new Voyager.
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LT Don wrote:
My Toyota Camry was a sweet ride until the timing belt let
Hendrik Riessen wrote:
It does not matter where it is made, what matters is that DC is willing to
put their logo on it and I would hope, if it proves to be faulty, pay to
remedy any damage done by a faulty oil filter.
Are you getting yours at the dealer? The OEM filters I've been buying
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Hendrik Riessen wrote:
It does not matter where it is made, what matters is that DC is willing
to
put their logo
Hendrik Riessen wrote:
Yes I do, complete with new washers and a holographic seal on the box.
I get new washers with mine, and a new O-ring for the filter cover, but
no fancy hologram. I'm not sure the car knows the difference, though.
I may buy a couple of the new cheapo filters just to
on using them as well.
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Question is, are you willing to risk your reputation
Exactly.
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Hendrik asked the tough question:
Question is, are you willing to risk your
On Wednesday, February 1, 2006, at 04:29 AM, David Brodbeck wrote:
I put 20,000 miles on the
car in the last six months, so I'm going through a lot of filters.
I suppose filter quality might be a bigger concern if you're running
Mobil 1 with extended drain intervals.
I use Mann and Hengst,
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On 1/31/06, Hendrik Riessen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah the Japanese have come a long way since the early days of the corolla
but seriously would you trust a little tin box with your life?
The problem with Lexus is that it does not have the brand recognition
factor
We have found a really nice looking oil filter made in Thailand for the
OM616, OM617 M110, M116, M117 engines. The brand name is Full. Tom and
I have cut them open and they look identical to the Mann, Hengst
Knecht filters that we have cut open before. The prices are simply
amazing. Here are the
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We have found a really nice looking oil filter made in Thailand for the
OM616, OM617 M110, M116, M117
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Hendrik asked the tough question:
Question is, are you willing to risk your reputation with these cheap
filters. Just because they look similar does not mean
copies to say the least but there is a difference between
turn signal assemblies and filters.
Hendrik
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