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SF 3 X 5F CROSS BAR COOLER

04/02/2012 11:10 PM

I REQUIRED CROSS BAR COOLER TROUBLE SHOOTING TOPICS.PLEASE
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Re: SF 3 X 5F CROSS BAR COOLER

04/02/2012 11:21 PM

You must give feedback...

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Re: SF 3 X 5F CROSS BAR COOLER

04/02/2012 11:39 PM

No they don't. Let's get real here. The cooling of this cross bar is their problem, not ours. It appears they cannot identify the details why this cross bar is overheating or they'd solve the problem themselves. I could even be helpful if they explained why they believe this is an overheating condition and not just normal heating. It certainly would've been polite for them to provide us with at least a CR4 handle for a name.

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Re: SF 3 X 5F CROSS BAR COOLER

04/03/2012 12:42 AM

This is basically a duplicate question, only now shouted in all-caps.

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