Re: [FWDLK] MoPar Oil Filter

[debenson2 <debensonii@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Why are parts guys so preoccupied ,err rude as that has been my experience as well...

If I have the part number and sound as I know what I am doing I get way better service, but if I need help finding the numbers and parts I am treated like a numb skull...

It is frustrating because with the older cars allot of parts interchange and unless I know the exact deal I get little to no help...

 

as far as oil filters go, on my 57 I just changed it from a old style canister to a spin on set up, makes me look forward to the next LOF, without all the mess from the canister!!

debenson2
road2recovery
Box 43873
Brooklyn Park, Minnesota 55443 USA
debensonii@xxxxxxxxxxx
1957 Plymouth V800
1956 Dodge wagon
1956 Dodge coronet
1955 Chrysler New Yorker
1999 Town & Country AWD
2001 Ram 2500 quad cab
2004 Jeep Liberty

----- Original Message -----

From: Adam Lindenbaum

To: L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Sent: Monday, July 23, 2007 5:40 PM

Subject: Re: [FWDLK] MoPar Oil Filter

It seems that's typical of parts departments in general. I know my dealership's parts counter people don't want to be bothered with older stuff ( or newer stuff for that matter) and are rude to customers on a daily basis and my friend is a parts guy in a Lexus dealer in Colorado and he says his co-workers are rude too.

Adam Lindenbaum

By the way the best spin on filter for Mopar's is an AC Delco (YES,GM) PF2,it's much bigger in size and has a lot more filtering capability than your average parts store filter.

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