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My air cooler started blowing out normal temperature air few days ago...decided to DIY and check the problem. Seems like the mini submersible water pump has conked out... Any bros here know where to get this or similar ones? I tried googling but only selling via ali baba...have to buy like 10,000 pieces lidat... wana save some $$ also la...coz this air cooler cost me $150 and use for few months nia. it looks similar to fish tank pumps but I need to make sure if not will look like a goondu go asking in the shops aquariums...
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Singaporeans nowadays are really too stressed out STOMPer henry got involved in an argument with a female driver after she insulted the cyclist for being 'poor' when he didn't help her pump air into her vehicle's tyres at a petrol kiosk in Braddell. The STOMPer wrote: "While cycling to work, I stopped at the SPC petrol kiosk at Braddell Road to pump my bicycle tyres. "When I reached the kiosk, there was a driver who also wanted to pump air into her vehicle's tyres. "So, I waited for my turn. "The driver tried pumping air into the tyres but couldn't get it in. "She then asked "is air going in?", to which I said no. "She tried it a few more times before going up to the petrol kiosk attendant to ask for help. "At that point of time, I took my turn and used the station to pump air into my bicyle tyres. "When she got back, she asked why I didn't help her, and went on to say that we Singaporeans must help each other. "I just looked at her and kept quiet but then, she started insulting me. "I couldn't take it anymore so I told her off by saying: "When was it a must for me to help you when you never asked? And then when I don't help you, you insult me. What logic is that? ""If you're a driver and don't know how to pump air into your tyres, then you might as well take a bus or taxi!" "But she replied: "I have never taken the bus in my life, not like you poor people who cannot afford a car!" "Well, the rest of the conversation was made up of cursing and swearing!"
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Recently switched from Esso95 to Shell95 to test its Fuelsave ability but found that I could pump Esso98 for the same price (almost). Shell 95 = $2.15 before discount - after 10% onsite discount with 5% rebate using UOB One Card = $1.827 after discount Esso 98 = $2.26 before discount - after 14% onsite discount with 4.5% rebate using Citibank Dividend MasterCard = $1.841 after discount So effectively I pay only an extra 1.4 cents per litre to pump Esso 98 over Shell 95. Any comments? Prices above not taking into consideration converting Esso Smiles and Shell rewards points for petrol, which Esso's 750 points for $30 petrol voucher is more worth than Shell's 300 points for $10 petrol voucher
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hi, bros, anyone replaced the ATF pump in their GB before?
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Anyone ???
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my fuel pump is going to kaput. any persons can give some recommendations which ws to go to? im in north area. i was told some time back that there was a ws cant remember where maybe amk industrial that does changing of the pump motor itself using walbro pump. anybody know of this? if get original nissan must get with the housing & cost ard $450+ just for part alone. thx for reading.
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Hi Bros, I ve been driving my Picanto for the coming to 2 years. So far so good until I experienced the fuel pump broke down last Sunday. Has anyone experienced similar issue?
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http://www.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNews...713-358934.html
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as above
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From ST Forum: http://www.straitstimes.com/STForum/Story/...ory_800580.html Oil prices down, but pump prices still high Published on May 19, 2012 OIL prices have dropped by an average of 10 per cent since April, but the prices of petrol and diesel, as well as liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders for home use, have not seen a similar decrease. Meanwhile, major oil companies are posting multibillion-dollar profits for their first quarter this year. I wonder why the Consumers Association of Singapore has been silent about the development. Interestingly, in July 2008 when the Brent crude price was US$147 per barrel, our pump price for Mogas 95 unleaded was $2.236 per litre before discount. On May 8 this year, the Brent crude price was down to US$111.24 per barrel, while our pump price for Mogas 95 unleaded was $2.17 per litre before discount. What's more, over the past four years, the Singapore dollar has strengthened against the US dollar, from 1.55 to 1.25. So I am baffled as to why consumers here are paying so much more for their LPG, petrol and diesel. David Goh -
hi, would like to find out more about normal cars with stick fuel pump. need advice from you guys. Am i correct to say stock fuel pump is not meant for always high rev cars? example like always 3.5rpm and above? While performance fuel pump is more suitable for always high rev? If so anyone knows any workshop or places where i can buy? Or i'm thinking too much? Actually fact is all the same?
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Caltex increase petrol and diesel price by 4 cents again!!! -
guys wat brand of petrol u all pump for ur swift? caltex, shell, spc etc....?
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Need to design a spray system, to spray some sented water for a client. Anyone who is in the misting or fogging pump business? or Knows where to buy the pumps and accessories? http://www.advancedmistingsystems.com/mist_pumps.html Please PM me thanks.
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Pump Station : Serangoon Garden Shell Date and Time : 24sept11 2250hrs Sian, encountered a really snobbish driver just now. Drove in the station for Vpower, the 1st 2 pumps had cones with 'refuelling in progress' signage. Saw a car parking BESIDE curb, few metres away from entrance to 7-11 and possibly beside the 1st pump a car body width away, so I drove pass and seeing ahead all pumps were occupied, i stopped just before the 2nd pump which is not in service also as mentioned. Then i heard the car that parked BESIDE the curb horned for no reason, i turned my head and saw the LL face driver waving at me exasperatingly, showing the hand palm face up sign while still horning. Then I realised he was ACTUALLY waiting for his turn BESIDE the curb. So i just waved back exasperatingly too for him to drive ahead of me to the pump that was just vacated lor. As this drama unfolded, there was actually no car behind, so do u think i know he was actually queuing and i wanted to jump queue? Actually wanted to let this small matter pass, but as i drove pass his car and he got down and gave me the LL look of 'u want to jump queue issit?'. I really cannot stand it but to wind down the window and told him, 'how i know you are waiting?' You know what his reply? 'den what, u think i looking at the scenery?' Ya right looking at the scenery parking BESIDE the curb waiting. With this kind of remark, few mins left for Vpower promo and on my way to work, i knew its no point arguing and waste my time on this kind of ppl. Really made my day and just wanted to vent it out. Thanks for reading.
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Pump prices revised today...
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Diesel Price have just dropped to 6-mth lowest, lowest recorded. Will the petrol price follow the suit by dropping too? What do u think? Source
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Increased at 11am today!!! [furious] Crude oil never increase and they increase pump price [furious]
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Dear Sir / Madam Is there any rebate when you pump petrol at Malaysia shell e.g using credit card ''MayBank'' or other ? Please kinldy enlighten me as petrol price adjusted every week and trying to find solution to get some rebate. Thank you Your sincerely Regards Desmond
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out.....anyone got this problem and what to do?
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ST Forum ExxonMobil explains pump pricing WE UNDERSTAND Mr Lim Kia Cheh's concerns ('Pump prices quick to rise, slow to fall', Forum Online; Aug 13). Pump prices do not rise or fall at the same time or magnitude as crude prices because pump prices are affected by a combination of factors, of which crude prices are but one of these many factors. Commodity and product prices, while linked, also have different supply and demand dynamics. In addition to market competition, fuel prices are determined by a number of other factors, including wholesale fuel prices (which may be different to crude oil prices), taxes and other operating costs. Some Competition Commission of Singapore staff had recently carried out an in-depth, independent study into the fuel retailing market in Singapore. Part of the study included an econometric analysis on the retail petrol prices to test if the 'rocket-and-feather' (where prices rise more or faster than they fall) phenomenon exists and they found that the results do not support the existence of such a phenomenon. Loh Pin Chuan Public and Government Affairs Manager ExxonMobil Asia Pacific
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When I got my Hankook more than half a year ago, they pump nitrogen. Now the front do look they need some pressure, and I'm lazy to drive out of the way to their workshop for the nitrogen refill. So can I pump air into it to the correct pressure?
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Caltex and shell pump price had increased 4 cents today (05/07/11)! [furious] [furious]
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Hi everyone as above i believe many of us had heard its better to pump cold petrol early morning as petrol is more dense than when its hot....very logical right? But recently i started to pump petrol myself and i touch the metal part of the hose which connect to the nozzle and i can feel that its warm! i tried at another station and b4 i start pumping the metal part is cold and during pumping i again can feel the metal part is warm again So i suspect that petrol stations got some sort of equiment to warm the petrol and that in turn let them be more profitable by selling warm and less dense petrol to us What do u guys think? Maybe u guys can try pumping urself the next time and feel for urself? -
pump prices down by 3cts since yesterday fyi
