for use on our cars int/ext. are these worth paying 6 times the money than "Zwipes"?
1971745
There is a difference in quality in both MF cloths. the CG one has got a short nap on one side and a long one on the other. Also the CG one is softer and will not scratch the paint and hence a better one in my opinion for exterior paint. For cleaning interiors or other tough surfaces it might be a good idea to use less expensive ones but for paint these do the job well.
1747454
I don't recommend for any car. The wires were burned after 2 weeks and had to replace with my electrician (of course the car overheated). And the motor of one fan was burned after 4 weeks. I am planning to change to Zerg or Perma cool.
247506
I installed some in a 911 Turbo. One of the 4 blew within a few days.Aside from that, they sound okay and are in fact brighter than the factory Bose speakers. The entire car are now filled with CDT. They were a rather a large step up from the JBLs.
422808
Yes, I would recommend them but it will take a long time to polish and buff your car(?) wheels. These things are not very big and meant for small objects. I used them on my Dremel to polish bicycle hubs, crank arms, etc...
1953300
im leaning towards a "NO" i actually installed them for a client and im inable to confirm with them right now. however thers is a chat on tbe amped site where you can link a tech and he/she will confirm for u
1043410
I don't know. I only bought these years ago from an auto parts store for a 1999 Mercury Mystique in which I felt ripped off. The car ran not as smooth and harder to start. Then I put orignals platnium back in. One time I bought bosch (4028) FR7DP Platinum Plus Spark Plug( not sure the exact p/n but that style) for a 1977 chevy nova and I thought they were great, seemed to get a nice strong spark. I'm no mechanic though, just a weekend warrior who doesn't like them plugs with 4 ground style. They may be good for certain cars designed for it though.
444708
It is normal for them not to work, they are overpriced junk. Look for a better product and save yourself the headache.
1606050
Yes, if you have 4 and the correct setup. I would just get a hubsan they are the most fun per dollar.
1036912
Worse case would be they turn off and you get a light on the dash. But the canceller and if you don't need it return it. My VW needed them and they still don't work sometimes but vw's are a pain
2255395
Not only does that sound suspiciously based on very old info, but I've actually gotten a lot of use out of the ones I've installed. I've even zeroed one of these out when handing off to a family member. They are fast, seem quite reliable, and my oldest (well used) install is almost two years old. I highly recommend them.
1879390
I've used Bosch plats in three vehicles in my years, two were single electrodes, my current has the four type, and in all cases I saw good results. I got the four type this time due to great price and rebate. I've never had to regap them even after checking. If you find the four type at a good price, I'd get them. If price is an issue, the singles are fine too.
11850
They acutely work very good . the fit was good . I when to the dealer and they where asking 240.00 for both of them , so the price they work very good ...hope this is helpful .
1002476
Yes, they are identical in capability. The "Pro" allows unlimited VIN's whereas the $300 version is limited to use on three (3) VIN's. The first three different vehicles you plug into will fill the three VIN slots and you'll be limited to those vehicles. The only difference is that the hobbyist would probably have no more than three vehicles in the year/model range that this works on. The "Pro" version is for a commercial business entity that would be working on hundreds of vehicles in this year/model range and required unlimited VIN capability. Essentially you're paying for "unlimited" use with the "Pro". Not to un-necessarily plug the product, but as a single vehicle owner, this device is amazing in what it is able to tap into the vehicle and do. The first time I used it was after installing a new battery and reconfigured/resetting the charging system to recognize/accept the new battery. That first use alone almost paid for itself (compared to what the BMW dealer was charging for a new battery and reset). And all in simple English, drop down menus just like most of the end-user software we all use everyday. No deciphering number/letter codes. The one question I had about a specific functionality, early on, was answered quickly and completely by their tech help. $300 doesn't grow on trees, but if you're a DIY'er with this caliber of automobile, it's well worth the money.
1837535
I'm going to say no. I'm in the same boat and was wondering the same thing. It looks like this item only reads some codes, gives some vehicle data, but that's about it. You can't send commands through it (release EPB) or re-program existing functionality (needle sweep on start) of the vehicle. I'll be sticking with the more expensive one out there and know I have something that works. Charge people who want to use it to cover my cost.
1228575
sorry I don't know, but I would not buy them there a pain in the @$& to use if at all. save yourself the headache. R-
1674624
Yes, these worked great. Search youtube on the removal of the old ones. the back side you have to take off the intake manifold. The wwole job took about three hours, I also replaced the spark plug to save time later.
1404468
stay with OEM equipment, you won't be sorry. Don't be penny wise and pound foolish! End of discution!