Caution: not meant for side inlet bodies
935949
These were easy to install, but be advised these are not designed for side inlet bodies. I got them to work with such, but it was work. Bodies without side inlets are easy to do.
758037
Bought two in preparation for the opening game only to discover on packaging in Fine Print that these will not work in cars with side airbags. Needs to be a Warning on site!
746328
The Valve is great but the inlet is in the wrong place and most ads don't show where the inlet is located, needed the inlet to be on
the left if holding the center port straight away.
4620749
I don't hate it really, but the manifold pipes were too close together to allow the inboard mounting screw head through so I could not bolt the evaporator to the expansion valve and manifold pipes. The unit looked well made so maybe this was just a bad one. I bought all UAC parts to do a complete rebuild of my AC system on my 2002 Tundra and all the other UAC parts worked fine.
3691490
No problem with the valve,  It just does not fit a BDS blower.  My mistake..  Good part , just wrong application.
1819208
The outside diameter is too small for flanged OEM drain plug. They need to be 22mm for my application. My mistake. Not going to fiddle around with returning them. They may be alright for other vehicles. ID dia is TOO SMALL
4411333
Amazon listed this as compatible with my 2007 Pontiac Vibe, base model. Installation was easy and it seemed to fit well. I used a torque wrench to tighten the bolts to the specified torque. Initially everything seemed fine, however after driving the car for longer periods of time when the exhaust system heated up it apparently expanded enough to make intermittent contact with the hitch. The resulting rattling noise was loud and unbearable.

I don't know whether the car's exhaust system or the hitch I received is out of spec or what, but I contacted CURT Manufacturing and they verified this is the correct hitch model for my car. I told them where it was making contact (at the top edge on the back of the center tube) with the muffler and they suggested I could grind down that edge of the tube a little to resolve the problem.

At that point I should have just returned the hitch instead, but I liked the way it looks on the car and I thought a little grinding would be as easy as boxing up and sending back the hitch and starting over with something else. After grinding the edge with an angle grinder and driving for an extended period of time, it seemed like the problem was solved. However, after a few weeks it became clear that hitting a bump in the road or driving on a rough road was enough to cause the muffler to contact the hitch again. It was not as loud or persistent as before but still very unpleasant.

I determined that it was no longer hitting on the edge where I used the grinder, but now the back corner of the muffler on the driver's side was just barely making contact with the hitch. I ended up taking a sledge hammer to that corner of the muffler to smash the lip a bit to keep it away from the hitch. Primitive and a little unsightly, but effective. At least you can't see it behind the hitch.

So there has been no more rattling, and it works well and looks good on the car, but this hitch caused me a lot of headaches and extra work. I think the manufacturer could have allowed more clearance around the muffler, which may have prevented my problems, but they didn't. If anyone else experiences any rattling/muffler contact at all after installing this hitch, I would definitely recommend returning it and trying another brand with a different design.
2048179
'This item has the inlet/outlet "necks" angled wrong for mid-'90s 3.4 liter Camaros. They need to be spread apart at least another 10 degrees connect to existing lines. Someone mentioned bending their existing lines with success but we shouldn't be required modify our cars.
3618089
This is a nice kit, very complete but not the correct kit for some cars. If you take the dust cap off the high side port and look into it you will either see a valve stem sticking up like a tire valve, in which case this is probably your kit, or you will see what looks like a little rubber diaphragm. In that case this is not your kit. You probably need the:

Four Seasons 26782 kit

or

Four Seasons 59946 High Side Service Port Adapter

Both of which are also sold by Amazon. The 26782 kit includes a few valve stems and caps plus the high side port adapter. You use one of the "regular" valve stems on the low side. If all you need is the high side part you can buy that separately. See my Amazon review on that separate part for more tips.

I used the above high side port adapter on an '09 Suburban1500 V8, but it looks identical to the one in the 26782 kit which I used on my '01 Dodge Dakota 4X4  4.3L. Double check for compatibility to your application.

Peter
4701428
Manifold is not flat at head mounting surface! Leaks at intake and exhaust ports! Also casting pitted badly at carb mounting location.
1743126
Good but for some uses installing the fender liner not all so ... Don't forget to check the other shapes you may need
2512854
I installed these on the front axle inner CV joints of my 2006 Subaru Impreza WRX Limited wagon. The right side started leaking and flinging grease onto my exhaust down-pipe at about 100k miles. They seemed to fit pretty well but, for some reason, the right side still seeps a bit of grease (onto my exhaust, of course). I pulled the clamp as tight as I could with the axle in a vise when I installed it. The left side has not leaked at all.
I(f you have never done one of these, make sure you pull the boot back remove the retaining clip to separate the axle. Don't force it apart.)
3655707
Design problem that can damage kayak.  The screw that holds the two pieces together does not go all the way in to the housing due to it being about a quarter inch too long.  Further, the housing for the screw itself actually protrudes some, so what you have is a 3/8 inch protrusion in two places (both racks) where the kayak should rest.  That puts pressure in a small place and bends the material and could penetrate your boat under the right circumstances.  I had no luck trying to contact the seller.  My solution has been to lean the kayak forward and use bungee cords attached to screw eyes in rafters to make sure it stays forward.  I think that I can grind off the screws to make them fit into the housing, but I am still faced with putting some sort of cushioning material over the joint so the kayak can rest leaning beck against the racks as intended.  These racks should be a single piece without the joint.  I would not buy them again, but I am going to try to make these work.
4008016
Its made for a top mounted fuel sending unit.. not a side mounted one. Therefore it said it work for my application.. but it didn't. Be wary.
2354240
Tried for 3 hours to fit this in my 2008 Boxster.  K&Ns are great and I have been using them for over 10 years now.  The design on this filter is such that the "sleeve" end of the filter is made of flexible rubber which will NOT slip onto the air duct of your Porsche Boxster.  I called K&N and they gave me a reference number "QA53566" but did not own up to the fact that their design is flawed.  The picture of this filter on the website does not show the intake side of the filter.
This is not about just a one time install as with K&N filters, one should remove, clean, oil charge and re-install quite frequently......even more often on performance vehicles to get the full benefit of good airflow.
Good luck if you get this product.....I was not so lucky with this one.....suggest sticking to original Porsche filter.
2574520
The unit is well built and offers a lot of storage area behind the rear seat.  However, when I purchased this organizer, I was under the impression that it would fit my truck (2006 GMC 2500HD Crew Cab).  My brother has the same truck but a 2003 and it fits his (different vents).  Well, it didn't fit mine.  The overall length of the organizer interfered with the fresh air exhaust vents behind the rear seat.  This caused the unit to sit too high, thus not allowing the rear seat-back to latch into position.  No bueno.  I called Dee Zee and they said they don't make one for my truck, but I really wanted and needed it.  Hence, I modified it.  I cut approximately 5" out of one end of the organizer (on the end with the large, full-height storage area) and reattached the end cap (with glue & screws).  This allowed the organizer to sit down where it was supposed to, allowing the rear seat-back to latch into place.  I removed the plastic covers for the baby seat tether anchors in the rear cab wall, drilled a hole in the organizer corresponding to each anchor point and simply zip-tied the top of the organizer to the tether anchors.  Problem solved!  It now works as designed and stores all of my stuff behind the seat, out of sight, yet very handy.
658908
A nice, sturdy rack thaw appears of good quality. I read the reviews prior to purchase and was aware of the propensity to have a dome shape. I was not anticipating how severe the dome would be.

Luckily for me i use this for steaming fish so the shape has minimal impact. But for veggies and smaller items it would be trouble.

 I had extremely limited choices as my largest pan can only take a 9 inch rack. This is quite suitable for me but i would have been very disappointed if i had intended to steam veggies or sanatize bottle parts so buyer beware.