mcalva
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It seems that the filter would have been longer than the original and had been asembled under pressure!! :yikes:
But it's just an impression of how twisted the filter is.
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It seems that the filter would have been longer than the original and had been asembled under pressure!! :yikes:
But it's just an impression of how twisted the filter is.
trikermutha
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does the filter have a part number on the end of it?
Something is not right someplace for that to happen.
Something is not right someplace for that to happen.
Yes I also had the same feeling but part number is matching with original filer...
It was just 2000 miles and bought from dealership...
heyharris1
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From my experience of working on vehicles I wont talk about the filter so who knows the reason but the main reason they wont pull an engine from another vehicle is because they are all serial numbered from the factory and if they just start swapping motors whenever something goes wrong it throws the whole warranty situation out of wack. I know it sounds crazy but its the truth.
Jim
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