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Focking Purolator Bean-Counters!

HammerDown

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Location
Glenolden Pa
Corvette
1981 White/ Red int.
Been a Purolator user for decades...until now...SOB's took the usual #L10028 (used on my Corvette) and shortened it to a short-stubby filter #L15313
So, being pissed, I call a Purolator rep, of course he's trying to tell me "it's shorter but improved!" I tell him "bullshit, you made it smaller because (and like my suppler told me) it now fits a lot more applications, but now I as a consumer I'm paying the SAME or MORE money for a lot less filtering-capacity". He chuckled and pretty much agreed with my comment.

So, on to another filter manufacture for my Vette, cause like I told the rep that tried to BS me..."you just lost a loyal customer of decades"...Focking bean-counters!

UPDATE...visited Advance Auto...Purolator L34631 'appears' to be the same hole-size, thread pitch, rubber gasket diameter and can-height as the old L10028.
Of course the useless Purolator rep could tell me nothing :(
I'll purchase and before filling with oil I'll do a 'dry-fit'.
 
Famous last words- "New and Improved". Yeah, right. In the late 70's Bower-BCA tried that with throwout bearings for medium duty trucks. Dropped the bearing from using 12 balls to 6. They lasted about a week in city traffic before they started howling. They spent a good sized load of cash replacing them under warranty too. Saved them a lot. ;LOLWe were getting paid by them to not only replace their half wit bearings, but they were also buying new clutches because they were eating the fingers on the pressure plates.
 

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