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 Dual Double or Twin Bosch 044 Fuel Pump Bracket "Red"  US $78.12
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Godinger Gas Pump Liquor Dispenser List Price: $40.00 Sale Price: $18.49  |
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Gas Pump Liquor Dispenser... yours for a heck - of - a lot less than you shell out at the real gas pump! SAVE BIG! A conversation-starter that will change the tone of your "gas pump" conversations! Forget about the stress of filling up your pickup and fill up your glass with your drink of choice. Then let your cares melt away. Add this "Gas Pump" to your living room, den or other entertaining area... and you'll have easy access to the "spice of life" without reaching for a plain liquor bottle. Instead, this unique Gas Pump-shaped Decanter adds character to any room. It's constructed of tarnish-resistant, silver-finished metal and glass. Easy to fill and easy to disperse. Simply unscrew ornament on top and fill with your favorite liquor. Then remove the nozzle from the pump and push the handle to "fill up." Get yours here for LESS! Measures 5 1/4 x 18 3/4" h. Weighs 2 lbs., 6 oz. Order yours now! Gas Pump Liquor Dispenser |
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Gas Pump Retro Liquor Dispenser List Price: $0.00 Sale Price: $14.79 |
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Sure you could pour it straight out of the bottle, but why. Add some fun with this new charming retro liquor dispenser made to look like a old fashioned gas pump. Comes with a classy tarnish resistant; silver-plated finish, with measurements displayed on the side. Measures 19 x 4 and holds 32oz. |
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Honeywell YTH6320R1001 Wireless Focuspro Thermostat Kit, Programmable Redlink Enabled List Price: $488.38 Sale Price: $169.00 |
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WIRELESS FOCUSPRO® THERMOSTAT: Same great features of the FocusPRO® thermostat - now wireless. Installs in minutes. Displays outdoor temperature and humidity. 1 year battery life. 2 month low battery warning. EQUIPMENT INTERFACE MODULE(EIM): All HVAC equipment is wired to the module. Module receives communication from the wireless devices. RETURN AIR SENSOR: Works with the Equipment Interface Module to maintain safe indoor temperatures if power is lost at the wireless thermostat. Maintains 62 F for heating and 82 F for cooling. REDLINK WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY: Powered by RedLINK reliability. No interference with other wireless devices in the home. |
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Honda GX200UTQX2 196cc GX200 Series OHV 5.5 HP Engine With Straight Keyed Shaft 3/4-Inch by 2-7/16-Inch Crankshaft List Price: $365.00 Sale Price: $359.99 |
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The Honda 196cc GX200 Series horizontal engine produces 9.1-pound-Feet (12.4 Nm) at 2,500 rpm net torque. Completely redesigned for 2011, the new GX200 offers lower noise levels, lower vibration, and lower emissions â without sacrificing power output or performance. And the new GX200 essentially matches the dimensions of the previous model, so no modifications to existing equipment designs are necessary. The GX200 features fuel efficiency and high output operation Honda means proven reliability with features like oil alert, carburetor chamber coating and carburetor filter help to protect against fuel impurities, cast iron cylinder sleeve, dual element air cleaner and fuel valve. Always easy to use and maintain with the simple throttle control, large fuel tanks, large automotive type fuel cap, dual oil drains and fill, easy, convenient, heavy duty control box, and easily accessible spark plug. Easy, reliable starting every time with heavy duty recoil starter, ergonomic, easy to grip recoil rope design, and automatic mechanical de-compression system. This engine is emissions compliant, CARB and EPA certified. Engine Type: Air-cooled 4-stroke OHV. 68 by 54 mm bore and stroke. 196 cm3 displacement. Net Power Output: 5.5 HP (4.1 kW) at 3,600 rpm. Net Torque: 9.1-pound-Feet (12.4 Nm) at 2,500 rpm. PTO Shaft Rotation counterclockwise (from PTO shaft side). Compression Ratio: 8.5:1. Butterfly carburetor. Transistorized magneto ignition system. Recoil Starter starting system. Splash lubrication system. Mechanical governor system. Dual element air cleaner. Oil Capacity: 0.63 US quart (0.6l). Fuel Tank Capacity: 3.3 US quarts (3.1 liters). Fuel: Unleaded 86 octane or higher. Dry Weight: 35-pounds. (16.1 kg). Common applications: Pressure washers, commercial lawn and garden equipment, tillers / cultivators, generators, construction / industrial equipment, agricultural equipment, small vehicles, water pumps. |
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White-Rodgers 1F95-1277 Programmable MultiStage/Heat List Price: $189.36 Sale Price: $110.00 |
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Emerson Big Blue 12" Display, Touchscreen Premium Universal (1H/1C), Multi-Stage (2H/2C) Heat-Pump or Duel Fuel Option (4H/2C) Program Choices: 7 Day, 5+1+1 Day Or Non-Programmable Digital Thermostat, Backlit Display, Digital Remote Sense Opt., Backlit |
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Equus 3620 Vacuum Gauge List Price: $27.73 Sale Price: $19.95 |
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Equus 3620 Vacuum Pressure Tester |
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Stant 10506 Locking Fuel Cap List Price: $26.70 Sale Price: $9.72 |
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Stant 10506 Boxed Locking Fuel Cap |
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Liquid Transfer Gasoline Water and Air Siphon Inflation Pump with Hose Sale Price: $12.99 |
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Ideal for transferring gas from the truck's tank or other large containers into engine tanks while in the field. Dual-action pump. The intake tube is placed at the bottom of the liquid to be moved and the outgoing tube is fed into the receptacle receiving the liquid. Pump the handle a couple times to prime the pump and then pull the handle fully out. To stop the flow at any time, simply depress the handle. |
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JEGS Performance Products 10566 Dual Fuel Pump Harness and Relay Kit Sale Price: $59.98 |
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This Heavy Duty 10-18 gauge wiring harness fuel pump kit provides a continuous supply of voltage preventing drop off common with OE wire thus protecting the unit from damage. It should be utilized with an on/off or key operated switch. Includes 30 amp relay(s), circuit breaker(s), 78'' of wire to the pump, assorted terminals and connectors. |
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Hai RC-1000WHZB Wireless Single-Stage Omnistat2 for Conventional and Heat Pump Systems List Price: $378.00 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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HAI RC-1000WHZB WIRELESS SINGLE-STAGE OMNISTAT2 FOR CONVENTIONAL & HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS (Inv Code: W02) |
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Who has the greatest impact on Customer Loyalty and Retention in your Dealership?
Is it the Salesperson? The Owner? How about the Cashier? Or the Greeter? Don't forget about Parts! Certainly EVERYONE in the Dealership has something to do with it.
But if I said the answer is "THE SERVICE ADVISOR", how many would agree with me? Can I see a show of hands?
I suspect that most of you who are in the Service Department would agree with me wholeheartedly. There is no other person who has more contact with your Customer over the life of their vehicle than the Service Advisor.
So, what are we doing to MAXIMIZE the RELATIONSHIP with the one person we are constantly in search of and wish we had more of, THE CUSTOMER?
Over the past couple of years there has been a strong push by most Dealerships to do something. Anything that even has a hint of increasing the ROI with the Customer has been considered and in many cases, put into place.
"Customer Friendly" became the new buzz word and everything from new waiting rooms to on line service appointments, not to mention a whole host of so called "Customer Friendly" solutions like Coffee Bars and Free WI-FI, are now available and waiting at your local Dealership.
And while these improvements are certainly appreciated by our paying public, it seems that we have been addressing the Customer with amenities that are missing one crucial element, and that is the Human Element.
The point of contact where the Customer forms long lasting impressions and decides whether or not to continue to do business with your Dealership is in the hands of one very important person...The Service Advisor.
Remember them? They are the "People doing a People Business." Have we been paying enough attention to them?
Let us review some recent history.
In the past 50 years there has been a change in the Automotive Repair world. It went from a "Dealership Service Business" to a "Customer Service Business." And the people that got it right were the Aftermarket Service Providers.
How did they do this? They took the "Customer" part of the business very seriously and decided to be more convenient and offer Services the Customer really wanted. Things like convenience, competitive pricing and speedy service.
What did the Dealership Business do?
They competed on the platform of "We Are the Only Source for Repairs under the Factory Warranty."
Which is certainly true, however, it has nothing to do with Servicing the Customer! And because of this, the numbers of Aftermarket Facilities now outnumber the Dealerships by a margin of 5 to 1.
From being the only game in town to a one in six chance of getting the business...Dealerships have to find a new way to compete.
For that, I give you... (drum roll please) THE WELL TRAINED SERVICE ADVISOR!
What does that mean, "Well Trained?"
It is a definition encompassing the Customer Service attributes of a Friendly Caring Attitude, Courteousness, Enthusiasm, Knowledge, Skills and Integrity. This is combined with Specific Knowledge of the Factory Warranty and Maintenance Requirements of the Specific Make of Vehicle along with Common Repair Knowledge. We complete the package with Service Advisor Sales Training conducted on an ongoing regular schedule while constantly Measuring Performance to ensure Accountability.
That is the definition of a Well Trained Service Advisor.
Here is a Scorecard you can use to see where you and your Advisors stand.
1. Are your Advisors Friendly? Yes___ No___
2. Are your Advisors Courteous? Yes___No___
3. Are your Advisors Proactive Yes___No___
4. Are your Advisors Knowledgeable? Yes___No___
5. Are your Advisors Skilled? Yes___No___
6. Do your Advisors demonstrate Integrity? Yes___No___
7. Are your Advisors Experts on the Factory Warranty? Yes___No___ (Here is a little test. Just go back to the Service Department and ask your Advisors "What is the warranty on a fuel pump or how long rust through is covered for?")
8. Are your Advisors Trained on How to Answer the Phone? Yes___No___ (If you have a declining RO Count, the answer is No.)
9. Are your Advisors meeting Performance Objectives? Yes___No___
10. Have your Advisors had Service Advisor Sales Training? Yes___No___(If you answered No to question number 9 then chances are you answered No to question number 10)
What should be obvious to you is that if you answered Yes to questions 1-6 and No to any question numbered 7-10, your Advisors are in need of Training.
And if you want to compete with the other 5 facilities for your Customers business, my suggestion is to use this Scorecard on a regular basis and immediately Take Action whenever a Yes turns into a NO!
"Remember this, Service Advisors have the highest impact on owner retention of any employee in your dealership" says Don Reed, CEO of DealerPro Training Solutions.
You have 5 other businesses competing for your Customer. The only thing that stands in the way of them going someplace else is Your Service Advisor. Can you afford to have someone who is not Well Trained on your Service Drive? I think the answer is No.
Schedule a Profit Potential Analysis at your Dealership by sending an email to lbuchholz@dealerprotraining.com or call 888-553-0100. Read more articles on Service Absorption, Service Advisor Training and Profit Building at http://www.dealerproblog.com or check out DealerPro Training Solutions on the website at http://www.dealerprotraining.com.
Geothermal Heat Pumps—The Decided Advantage
What is the advantage of using a geothermal heat pump? Geothermal heat pumps can be used to force the transfer of heat. This makes them comparable to a refrigerator or an air conditioner. These devices are capable of transferring heat from a cool temperature and into a warm area. They can be made to go against the natural direction of flow or to enhance the natural flow from a warm area. In fact, these pumps are traditionally far more effective when it comes to heating than air source electric heat pumps—even in cases when these pumps are extracting heat from freezing temperatures.
Air source electric heat pumps transfer heat to or from the air outside the room. The difference with this type of pump, and the reason that it is so much more effective, is that it exploits the stability of the earth’s resources. Because geothermal heat pumps exchanges heat with the ground, it always has access to the same temperatures underground. These temperatures tend to be much more stable than the winter or summer air.
Usually, the temperature of the shallow ground is warmer than that of the air above, and in contrast, cooler than the air above during summer time. Geothermal heat pumps use this force to their advantage and thus are considered stable and more effective heating devices. They can also operate as air conditions or heaters.
The main disadvantage of geothermal heat pumps is that they take money to set up, more so than buying averagely expensive equipment of air source electric heat pumps, and more expensive equipment in dual-fuel heat pumps. If you choose a system that doesn’t take electricity, and only uses geothermal heat, then you could eventually save money—but you won’t recuperate your costs until years later. Nevertheless, system life is well over a century if maintained properly.
Geothermal heat pumps are often mentioned as more efficient “green” energy, the type that could alleviate energy cost and help stop global warming. Manufacturers of these devices include Addison, ClimateMaster, Econar, McQuay and Rheem Classical/Prestige. Some of the top systems available online include the Addison VWY VGY Water Source Self-Contained (8-30 tons), the McQuay Enfinity Horizontal & Vertical Water Source Heat Pumps and the Rheem Prestige Series RPRL-JEZ Two-Stage Heat Pump.
The technology of geothermal heat pumps dates back to the 1800s, but it continues down into the present day thanks to the stability of our planet’s resources.
About the Author
Chris Brown has been researching the top efficient heat pumps for heating his home in the winter and cooling it in the summer. Heat-Pump-Review.net provides an overview of the top heat pumps from the top manufactures.
02 GMC C3500HD with dual gas tanks, having problems with gas gauge and only using one tank. HELP!?
We have an 02 GMC C3500HD with dual fuel tanks. We've been having a problem for the last few weeks with the gas gauge not reading correctly. Now it seems like the gauge only using the rear tank. We've replaced the fuel level sensor and the fuel pump balance control module. I want to bring it back in to the mechanic that we use, but I want to know what else should they be checking for. Please help!
Let me start off by saying that the duel tank system is very complicated to diagnose.
What you have is a fuel pump with a fuel level sensor is EACH tank,
so which one did your mechanic replace? The primary or secondary fuel pump level sensor.
Here's a little on how your system works
On dual tank applications, the secondary fuel pump is powered by a secondary fuel pump relay when the fuel level drops below a predetermined value, fuel is transferred from the secondary fuel tank to the primary fuel tank in order to ensure all of the usable fuel is available to the primary fuel pump. The secondary fuel pump relay supply voltage is received from the primary fuel pump relay when the primary fuel pump is energized.
The PCM receives the input from both level sensors and calculates an average reading ...
Yea it's a little complicated,especially for a local mechanic(with all due respect)that doesn't work on them all the time.
What needs to be done is for him to get the shematics for the fuel delivery on your vehicle and check for 5v ref on both B & C terminals at the fuel balance module
12v at terminal A
ground at E & D terminals
and F is the signal to the IPC.
Test Drive review: Ford's new Fiesta has Honda Fit beat
Ford has hit the mark pretty squarely with its Americanized Euro-market Fiesta subcompact due on sale here this summer as a 2011 model.
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