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Reviews (4)
Sep 27, 2022
Exactly what I wanted!
Recently purchased a '88 Comanche with a broken rear left tailiight. Looked online and almost impossible to find which made the few I saw pretty spendy... but bought one anyway as they weren't going to get cheaper (or easier to find - taillight only fits Comanche).
Shipping was fast, taillight was well wrapped in bubble-wrap and arrived in great shape for a used taillight! As it's used it matches the rear right taillight and looks good.
Jun 07, 2021
Front cover to fix oil pump
It's better than I expected as it was not as expensive as I thought it would be, and it came on time. It "looks" perfect - but, I have not installed yet. I bought Front Cover for my 1974 J-20 with a 401 engine. My engine has super low oil pressure even though engine has been rebuilt twice, most recently only12K miles ago. I finally realized the front cover is the housing for the oil pump... and my original cover has over 350K miles so I am assuming a significant amount of wear on the housing... which with the new cover and new oil pump parts I'm hoping I get good oil pressure.
Jan 03, 2020
Good unit for the money...
10 of 11 found this helpful Bought the 18L to replace a failing older ($700) unit - something to get by on until older unit is fixed.
Install was easy (although Owner's Manual is typical Chinese w/o much detail).
I'm sure in warmer weather it will work fine. We live off-grid and use the heater for taking showers. I use compressed air to blow all the water out in freezing temps.
I did some tests with it: Back-ground water temp was 47 degs., and water source is gravity fed at 18psi. The hottest the 18L would get the water (unit set on Winter, gas at high and water flow lowest: it put out 118 deg. water @ about 5/6th gpm.
I turned the flow up a little and got 100 deg. water @ 2/3rds gpm.
For the price it was well worth it... but in really cold climes you might want two of them hooked in series so get more gpm (still way cheaper than the $500-1000 models!).
The electronic (battery powered) ignition seem to work fine.