Is this the same as Ross-Tech model: http://www.ross-tech.com/vag-com/Micro-CAN.html?
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Yes I actually bought this works 100 percent like the new 11.11.4 just a little out dated, I programmed keys and re cleared engine codes etc for a year now, The only thing is you have to know what your doing a little bit to get the correct driver for the cord and drag and dropping files and do not update! If u have any questions shoot me an email! bkeyes24@gmail.com
1375751
Ross-Tech actually builds a hardware key into their cable to match the registration on their software. Their current software version is 11.11.5 with a beta of version 12 floating around out there. They provide support for their RT cable only. The details and warnings about other cable/software versions are posted on their Ross-Tech website. I purchased the Ross-Tech product and it is well designed and worth the money.
1375752
It is not a Ross-Tech original, but it works for most functions on my 2001 Allroad and 2007 RS4. Sometimes it loses connection for no reason so a bit of patience is required. Just dont upgrade the software as that creates problems. In fact, I found best stability with lower software versions. If you use it on a daily basis, I would recommend buying the real thing.
1375753
I have an 09 Audi A5, bought this cable and software, and it does everything that I wanted to do, from fault codes to performing enhancement mods. I didn't update the software or anything, just loaded the drivers, and was set. For less than $100, I mean you can't beat that compared to the one sold by Ross Tech.
1540005
When I purchased mine over a year ago, it was the 'tin can' version. In my humble opinion, you should ONLY purchase the tin can version.
94652
After reviewing the data, it is the can connector--that is fitting between cables and the can.I think all cans have their own type of fittings; however, the fitting between the cable and the can fitting is standard for all types of gas
1248730
it should be the same one, the VF20 fits the traditional dustbuster model - Platinum 18 volt - vs the newer, more exotic cone shaped versions like the Platinum 20 volt models. I have purchased these for a number of years as I have 4 vacs, and they have consistently fit mine every time.
983995
Negative. This model is MCTAR-FFG which is for the shorter gas block. You want MCTAR-FFR.
175111
Yes, I love it! I first purchase one at Ross Stores a few years ago, the reservoir it's working properly anymore, so I'm looking to purchase a NEW one very soon! Can't live without it!!
675455
This hose will come in Beige and will fit the old Electrolux model G canister vacuum. However the electricity will not work. The old style model G had a pigtail on the machine end of the hose to connect to the canister. Even though this listing is no from Electric Vac LLC you can find the pigtail version by searching item number B005S9IOAQ on Amazon. Thank you.
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Added to the last post, what it the qt size and model you have on your Innova, I'll see if I can find something for you, remember always buy a new gasket never a used one. like new is still used, and I say thats a no way.
112709
I have this GUV and it seems to be fine and works with any shop vac or standard 1-1/4" attachments. If you want them snugger, add a thin piece of tape to the end.
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I had a terrible time trying to figure out what would fit, and bought this, the wrong hose, the first time. Then I found the website vacpartswarehouse.com. You have to find your model number (mine is on the plate at the bottom of the vacuum) and then search for that model. The page lists every single part that works for that model, including the extra-long hose (in my case, model U5759 calls for part 43434043). The drawback is that it doesn't work for regular floor-cleaning, so I switch back and forth, using the hose that came with the vacuum normally, the extra-long hose for jobs where I am reaching up high. I had a terrible time trying to figure out what would fit, and bought this, the wrong hose, the first time. Then I found the website vacpartswarehouse.com. You have to find your model number (mine is on the plate at the bottom of the vacuum) and then search for that model. The page lists every single part that works for that model, including the extra-long hose (in my case, model U5759 calls for part 43434043). The drawback is that it doesn't work for regular floor-cleaning, so I switch back and forth, using the hose that came with the vacuum normally, the extra-long hose for jobs where I... » Read More I had a terrible time trying to figure out what would fit, and bought this, the wrong hose, the first time. Then I found the website vacpartswarehouse.com. You have to find your model number (mine is on the plate at the bottom of the vacuum) and then search for that model. The page lists every single part that works for that model, including the extra-long hose (in my case, model U5759 calls for part 43434043). The drawback is that it doesn't work for regular floor-cleaning, so I switch back and forth, using the hose that came with the vacuum normally, the extra-long hose for jobs where I am reaching up high. « Show Less
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Both are standard sizes for shop vacs. A "mini" or small shop vac will have a narrower hose. If you have a fairly standard sized one, like a 16 gallon capacity then you'll most likely have the larger 2 1/2 inch hose attached. Hope that helps.
652945
They are different model types best viewed by looking at pictures of the two. The pump in style is a motor built into a bag -- thus making it seem rather bulky. At least the oldest versions required that the pump in style be plugged in for use. This might have changed in the newer model. The freestyle motor has been built into a portable machine that can be run on battery power outside of the larger bag. Personal experience with both models has me convinced that smaller and more portable (and more expensive) is not necessarily the best option. The freestyle has expensive spare parts ($15 for 2) that have to be replaced every 8-10 weeks. The comparable part of the pump in style can go for 4-6 months and he replacement cost is $7 for 7. The freestyle parts are hard to locate in stores -- thus making online ordering essential. The suction of the freestyle is inferior to the pump in style -- especially so when it is not plugged in. I used to pump with the freestyle and then the pump in style. It was always remarkable the amount of milk that could still be pumped when the freestyle gave all indications that there wasn't more to be had.
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The attachments from my regular-sized vacuum fit this one perfectly. The hose is not miniature, it has the same circumference as a regular-sized vacuum cleaner.
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Sorry, was curious so checked out Makitas site. The Specs all seem the same, part breakdowns show different part numbers though. Only difference I saw was when you buy the kit one is a bag the other a hard plastic case.
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I don't know that model, but I can tell you, I had 3 different pumps, and so far is the best, it's very gentle, and does not take long time to pump. Hope it will help.
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http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_eureka_4870_vacuum_models&src=ansTT
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I believe that they are very similar. The only possible difference would be the material content. They work the same and I have been cleaning mine after every use (which my full size vacuum). They work in the Neato vacuum if that is your question.