Dieselsite.com any good?
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Dieselsite.com any good?
Hey guys just wanted to see what y'all thought of their products? I need a coolant filtration kit for my '03 6.0 PSD and didn't know if I should get one from them or sinister? Any thoughts? What about their other products as well?
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I've had a couple issues with my HPO system and when people find out I have one of DieselSite's aftermarket pumps I am always told that I should suspect that last because they are good quality. When I was running out of options and contacted them with the serial number, previous owner installed, I was told that with my symptoms they would not suspect the pump, but if I wanted to mail it to them they would inspect it and test it to make sure it was within operating parameters. I can't say anything about their other products, but I think their pumps are top notch. I also think their customer service is extraordinary, especially considering I was not a customer of theirs, only an individual who happened to purchase a vehicle with their equipment installed on it.
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I would only buy a dieselsite coolant filter because you can easily replace the hoses if they are damaged or leak. Sinister, XDP, and a few others than use pre made hoses with compressed fittings WILL leak and you usually won't know it until you lose a good amount of coolant.
I have a sinister coolant filter and deeply regret buying it.
I have a sinister coolant filter and deeply regret buying it.
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I would only buy a dieselsite coolant filter because you can easily replace the hoses if they are damaged or leak. Sinister, XDP, and a few others than use pre made hoses with compressed fittings WILL leak and you usually won't know it until you lose a good amount of coolant.
I have a sinister coolant filter and deeply regret buying it.
I have a sinister coolant filter and deeply regret buying it.
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I would only buy a dieselsite coolant filter because you can easily replace the hoses if they are damaged or leak. Sinister, XDP, and a few others than use pre made hoses with compressed fittings WILL leak and you usually won't know it until you lose a good amount of coolant.
I have a sinister coolant filter and deeply regret buying it.
I have a sinister coolant filter and deeply regret buying it.
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