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Machan, I bought my DureEdge wipers in 2006 March from Klean**rk, after 6 months they seems to be not working perfectly. So I went to them and got a new pair. (Lucky Me). So far it's working nicely (Last weekend I went to down south and came back under heavy rain). AFAIK, Klean**rk has discontinued "DureEdge" product and now selling "Wurth" brand wipers. May be Laughs still have Dureedge.

Exactly !!! I too tried both and for a long time as well, but no change.

Many Happy Returns of The Day Sir!!

Is this the site you're talking about http://www.nanotechnology.lk/

What about Honda Jazz (Fit) 1.4 liter around 2.1Mil (Unreg). I was offered Black KA- Number plate Jazz for about 1.95Mil.(week ago)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arzwJKU0Z1s

http://www.cars-directory.net/specs/toyota/allion/2001_12/

Nissan TIIDA Sedan was on the F**** P*** Car show.. (A*W)

machan I really don't know whether I'm violating forum rules by posting my email address. (if so please remove this and just let me know a way of contacting you) Hoping it's not, my mail is [email protected]. BTW, I also searched for a Carina manual and due to some financial issue postponed it

Dude, there was a carina Ti 2001 for the same price BTW. Yeah manual too

Can anyone help me to findout fuel consumption of Honda Civic ESx 1500cc Auto ?

Hi Machan, Sorry for the late reply. I also own a Toyota Corolla AE110 1997 XE Saloon and it's front Shocks need to be replaced. Taas Agencies Ibbanwela is the agent for KYB Shock Absorbers in SL and the mentioned price which is 7K per one shock is correct (Actually 6985/-) I checked with MM Organisation and their price also 10 rupees higher than "Taas" smile.gif I have a 2000 dated bill in my document file which is from Taas Aganecies showing 5985/- per shock for my car (AE110). Probably First owner has replaced new shocks during that time. When I inquired from a friend of mine who's in Toyota Lanka, he also recommends using KYB. And as I heard from him, KYB is the Original Equipment Manufacturer for most of the Car Brands in Japan including Toyota. The one used in my car (AE110) is a Gas Shock Abosorber (According to the guy in Taas & the garage mechanic) and Oil base shock absorber also there. You can also use Reconditioned/second hand (NOT Recommended) or Sri Lankan made Shocks also. And your actual shock absorber replacing cost is not only the cost of Shocks, but will add Labour charges, Wheel alignment charges, Shock mount and bush (if damaged) replacing charges too.

This might be a late post, but thought of publishing for ppl who are interested. Forum Admin: If this information is already published in the Forum, my apologies for duplicate contents and please remove my post.

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