Is the FRX02 the same as the FRXS2
151343
I don't know the answer to that. What I bought was FRX02, which is the replacement for the Francke faucet we have. It works very very well.
151344
It appears to me that the FRXS2 is the whole filter system, including the cannister, mounting hardware and hoses, although picture on Amazon shows a plastic cannister, but mine is shiny stainless steel.FRX02 is the filter itself. There are compatible brands, cheaper than the ones from Franke. I bought one of these and have been happy with it. It was Doulton M15 Ceramic Water Filter Candle, made in the UK. Looked and felt just like the original Franke, but for $30 to $32 vs $50. Good Luck.
2094709
I'm not sure of the context of your question as concerns this particular battery, but if you search "what is the difference between F1 and F2 terminals", you'll see numerous responses.
1621836
They look like the same piece, I have the one and would not give it up for the world. It's like using a older video camera with the big eye cup, very comfortable and I have it on a Panasonic FZ-2000
2020425
The X2 is the more recent of the two. The primary difference is the location of manufacture. The X2 is made in Mexico where as the XD was made in China. Other than that difference, I believe they are pretty much the same amp. I believe Fender got into a dispute with their manufacturer in China and yanked production from China and for whatever reason rebranded it the "X2" once Mexican manufacture started. So, that said, X2 is the newer model but differences I'd say minimal if any at all. The X2 from my experience is a fantastic, very flexible amp, especially when tuned with the Fender Fuse software. The X2 is the more recent of the two. The primary difference is the location of manufacture. The X2 is made in Mexico where as the XD was made in China. Other than that difference, I believe they are pretty much the same amp. I believe Fender got into a dispute with their manufacturer in China and yanked production from China and for whatever reason rebranded it the "X2" once Mexican manufacture started. So, that said, X2 is the newer model but differences I'd say minimal if any at all. The X2 from my experience is a fantastic, very flexible amp, especially when tuned with the... » Read More The X2 is the more recent of the two. The primary difference is the location of manufacture. The X2 is made in Mexico where as the XD was made in China. Other than that difference, I believe they are pretty much the same amp. I believe Fender got into a dispute with their manufacturer in China and yanked production from China and for whatever reason rebranded it the "X2" once Mexican manufacture started. So, that said, X2 is the newer model but differences I'd say minimal if any at all. The X2 from my experience is a fantastic, very flexible amp, especially when tuned with the Fender Fuse software. « Show Less
1036925
They are the same. I compared the original with the replacement and found no difference.
254048
Yes you can tell the difference. The f7 is bigger and the color and shape is different.
1647585
they are actually exactly the same specs. the FFRE1233Q1 uses a newer environmentally friendly liquidWe hope this help
882074
Yes, they are both the same. It is handy when you can't find one and have a spare.
741388
I don't know difference between f1 f2. new battery terminals are different from one ordered
614112
Nope. There's a different set for the front. They look very similar but there's different attachment points.
1737067
Yes that is the same. CR2032. Amazon just gives you the choice of CR2 on the drop down.
1764886
Can't say for sure, but I think so. They don't seem to be using the "2" any more on the website, so I am guessing they are all the "2" model, but just not called that any more. Appearance and specs seem the same.
143310
Yes they do seem the same. They basically are, just the Duo is the second generation. Just has a different look.
1674561
Yes, it's the same product but the original it's better than denso. I have the same car.
2026703
I do not know. I used this product to replace theFranke FRX02 filters, which cost 3x. I am very pleased with this product.
1355904
Hi Vicki, I would hate to say for sure so here is the Fram cross reference web sight http://www.framcatalog.com/Application.aspx?b=F just enter your part number in the competitor cross reference box and it will tell you what you need from Fram.. I put in your number and it shows Fram Part Number PH8172 Hope this helps. Jim
784326
Yes. the unit looks pretty identical to the other one, but with the extra features.