Info on FULL brand of oil filter
10-12-2007, 11:02 AM
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Info on FULL brand of oil filter
Does anyone know anything about the FULL brand of oil filter? I've tried Google but I can't find anything about it. Long story short, I decided to try and skip the border crossing and ordered the filter from a Canadian source ( http://www.autopartsonlinecanada.com ) instead of the usual hardtopguy. I specifically ordered the OEM filters. They ended up shipping me 3 cheaper FULL brand of filters instead. The order and payment all charged the OEM pricing but the packaging slip shows "REPLACE WITH FULL brand" 
I've attempted to contact them without any luck. So now I'm stuck with what look like 3 knock off Honda OEM filters. They're blue and look identical to the OEM filters, except they're Made In Thailand. The brand is FULL.
I've attempted to contact them without any luck. So now I'm stuck with what look like 3 knock off Honda OEM filters. They're blue and look identical to the OEM filters, except they're Made In Thailand. The brand is FULL.
10-12-2007, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by RACER,Oct 12 2007, 11:15 AM
Sounds like they're FULL of $hit 
Ha, its about the only answer you can have!
But seriously, return them. Thailand has good food, fighters and woman but Im sure performance filters isnt in the 'Come Visit Thailand' brochure.
It might not be easy getting your $ back but better you try than using them.
10-12-2007, 12:48 PM
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This filter was asked about last month on Bobistheoilguy.com. Apparently nothing is known about this filter. One guy responded, saying he heard they were "Complete Junk".
If you paid for PCX filters, that's what you should get. I don't know the laws in Canada, but in the US, there's a "Truth in advertising" requirement that will not allow a vendor to pull a stunt like that without consequences. If you can't get this corrected by autopartsonlinecanada, you may want to run this by some legal channels.
If you paid for PCX filters, that's what you should get. I don't know the laws in Canada, but in the US, there's a "Truth in advertising" requirement that will not allow a vendor to pull a stunt like that without consequences. If you can't get this corrected by autopartsonlinecanada, you may want to run this by some legal channels.
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