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Great replacement for the standard plastic!

OK - this costs more than the plastic tank versions on ebay... But it's worth it. The top radiator mount for the Isuzu vehicles lets the radiator move a bit on rough roads. On mine, the Oodnadatta track hammered it sufficiently to cause a leak on the top tank. This should see to that problem! The thing is fully welded, the bottom includes an oil cooler for those who have slop box transmission. Drop in replacement. My only mildly critical comment is that the radiator cap has a chain on it.. You open this to put coolant in - and given a diesel with long life expectancy and long life coolant - you'd open it maybe once... So why the chain? Seems silly :)

Seems genuine, go for it

This appears to be a genuine Dell charger, it works just fine. My XPS laptop would only charge when the plug was held "just so" - this charger fixed the issue. The issue is the little pin in the middle of the tri-axial plug. Anyway - this is a 100% fit-for-purpose replacement.

cheap, and works well

This is essentially identical to most of the Chinese Android head units. Each seller tends to have their own minor variations based around essentially identical hardware. I chose this unit because it has a rotary knob for volume. So much easier than up/down buttons in the vehicle! The unit has a Rockchip PX5 processor on board, 8-core and it is perfectly fast enough. The 4MB of RAM is also adequate, and the internal Flash is 64GB (of which just over 11GB are not available to you: used by the on-board firmware, so you get around 52-53GB). It has relatively little bloatware on it. The API is v29, so it is Android 10. It comes with no navigation on-board, but I installed iGO from the play store. For Australia, about $AU40 extra is needed for the software, maps, TTS voice and speed camera data (all from the play store/in-app purchasing). The device itself performs well - I measured the radio on and iGO running at around 900ma-1100ma (12.5V) and when you put the device in standby the current consumed drops to between 2 and 3ma. Which is a very nice result. It comes up from standby virtually instantly - the 1 second they claim is accurate. The passcode for the "factory settings" is 126 and you can change the boot logo and other things. Be careful in doing so! I have not as yet booted into recovery or anything deep and meaningful - it is working just fine and I expect it will continue to do so. It is an "MTCE" type device, for those who wish to play with it. I run the FCC launcher, which works brilliantly on it. Highly recommended. The standard launcher is OK (and maybe better than average). Like all these units - the AM/FM radio is very poor in comparison to a standard vehicle radio. Using an active antenna is not optional - you must do that. With the booster in, the FM radio works very well. Overall it's quite a good device.