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Re: Sand in oil pickup... how to remove? [Re: migsBIG] #362561
07/01/09 06:45 AM
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there is no way no how that i would be bolting that thing to a new motor. hell i wouldn't be bolting it to an old motor for that matter. thats a disaster waiting to happen. send it back.

Re: Sand in oil pickup... how to remove? [Re: cogen80] #362562
07/01/09 08:04 AM
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just remember, if you modify it in any way, they wont accept it back as a return. thats the lesson i learned from another post. ultra sonic cleaning, pipe cleaners, whaatever- they may say your stuck with it if you do anything to it.

i would send it back to them and make them replace it just because of their attitude towards customers. they try to stick the customer all the time and hide behind their warranty statements. its about time the customer make them handle their problems.

Re: Sand in oil pickup... how to remove? [Re: thecarfarmer] #362563
07/01/09 08:09 AM
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I'd use the phone and call Brandon. He's a good guy.


1970 Plymouth 'Cuda #'s 440-6(block in storage)currently 493" 6 pack, Shaker, 5 speed Passon, 4.10's
1968 Plymouth Barracuda Convertible 408 Magnum EFI with 4 speed automatic overdrive, 3800 stall lock-up converter and 4.30's (closest thing to an automatic 5 speed going)
Re: Sand in oil pickup... how to remove? [Re: jbc426] #362564
07/01/09 11:21 AM
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I'd like to thank all who posted; especially Goldmember for offering to clean it. I'd take ya' up on that if I were close by, and I'd mail Brandon an invoice for your time.

Since it's been two days since I emailed The Source, I've decided I'll just dispute the charge on my credit card. What they sent is NOT useable; I don't have the ability to repair it myself (not that it should be on me to have to do so), and it's holding this project up.

Mancini, or someone else who sponsors here, will get to sell me a pickup, I suppose. This is silly.

I think I'll start a thread in the general section with a copy of my email to 440 Source detailing what was wrong with this part, and also relate my experiences with the other two orders I've placed with Brandon's company (yes, there were problems both other times).

But, this is a Q&A forum, and I'm getting off topic here.

Thanks again to all who took time to try and shine some light!

-Bill


Seduce the attractive, and charm the rest. ****** 489 C.I.D., roller cam, aftermarket heads, tunnel ram, stock '54 Dodge rear axle assembly: which of these doesn't belong?
Re: Sand in oil pickup... how to remove? [Re: thecarfarmer] #362565
07/01/09 01:33 PM
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Re: Sand in oil pickup... how to remove? [Re: JohnRR] #362566
07/01/09 03:38 PM
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now I am wondering if I want to buy the motor mounts and few other things for my BB project

I will be looking for your other post on the subject as well

does this Brandon read any thing here on moparts?

seems he would correct problems to stay in business


Re: Sand in oil pickup... how to remove? [Re: JohnRR] #362567
07/01/09 05:00 PM
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Okay Johnahah, how 'bout a picture of a lady painting headers for this project, to go w/ the popcorn and beer?

Go here for all the drama...



-Bill


Seduce the attractive, and charm the rest. ****** 489 C.I.D., roller cam, aftermarket heads, tunnel ram, stock '54 Dodge rear axle assembly: which of these doesn't belong?
Re: Sand in oil pickup... how to remove? [Re: BRawls] #362568
07/02/09 12:03 AM
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You have it apart,




And probably voided the warranty by doing so

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a lot of people would just install.




And let an awesome Fram filter take care of it.

Re: Sand in oil pickup... how to remove? [Re: Just Cameron] #362569
07/02/09 09:31 AM
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Quote:

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You have it apart,




And probably voided the warranty by doing so

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a lot of people would just install.




And let an awesome Fram filter take care of it.






I'm surprised the spin miester hasn't chimed in yet ?

Re: Sand in oil pickup... how to remove? [Re: thecarfarmer] #362570
07/02/09 10:05 AM
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If I wanted an issue settled quickly, I sure wouldn't depend on e-mail to get it done. Do you really think he is sitting there by the computer checking his inbox? The last time I was at 440Source there were a grand total of 2 people in the building, Brandon and his girlfriend. If you think he is dodging your e-mail, try the phone. At least then you will know right away if you're getting jerked around which has not been my experience with Brandon.

Kevin

Re: Sand in oil pickup... how to remove? [Re: Twostick] #362571
07/02/09 10:15 AM
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Quote:

If I wanted an issue settled quickly, I sure wouldn't depend on e-mail to get it done. Do you really think he is sitting there by the computer checking his inbox? The last time I was at 440Source there were a grand total of 2 people in the building, Brandon and his girlfriend. If you think he is dodging your e-mail, try the phone. At least then you will know right away if you're getting jerked around which has not been my experience with Brandon.

Kevin




but did you ever try and return anything? thats where brandon seems to be lacking in the customer service area (at least, thats what i have gathered by the repeated posts on the subject)

Re: Sand in oil pickup... how to remove? [Re: aarcuda] #362572
07/02/09 11:16 AM
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I finally heard back from 'em, yesterday afternoon.

But this is a tech Q&A forum; let's respect that and discuss this on general... let the tech keep bumping to the top on this part of the board.

-Bill


Seduce the attractive, and charm the rest. ****** 489 C.I.D., roller cam, aftermarket heads, tunnel ram, stock '54 Dodge rear axle assembly: which of these doesn't belong?
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