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Iron Distributor Gear for MSD Chevy Distributor, .500 ID - 8531

Name: Iron Distributor Gear for MSD Chevy Distributor, .500 ID - 8531
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SKU: 76919944767
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Iron Distributor Gear for MSD Chevy Distributor, .500 ID - 8531Overview: MSD Ignition has put a great deal of effort into researching and testing a variety of metallurgical compositions, heat treating and coatings to provide you with a durable, accurate and strong distributor gear. MSD engineers have built test fixtures and spent hundreds of hours testing and evaluating the metallurgy of our gears. The result is a special iron alloy gear that is treated to a low friction coating process. To you this means long

Overview:

MSD Ignition has put a great deal of effort into researching and testing a variety of metallurgical compositions, heat treating and coatings to provide you with a durable, accurate and strong distributor gear. MSD engineers have built test fixtures and spent hundreds of hours testing and evaluating the metallurgy of our gears. The result is a special iron alloy gear that is treated to a low-friction coating process. To you this means long life, an easy break-in period and reliable performance!

Features:

Application:

Year	Make	Model	Engine Size
1977 - 1987	GMC	Jimmy	3.74/8 V
1978 - 1987	Pontiac	Grand Prix	3.74/8 V
1977 - 1992	Pontiac	Firebird	3.74/8 V
1987 - 1991	GMC	R2500 Suburban	4.25/8 V
1970 - 1973	GMC	C25/C2500 Pickup	/
1991 - 2001	Chevrolet	Astro	/
1978	GMC	C35	3.74/8 V
1992 - 1993	GMC	K2500 Suburban	/
1967 - 1972	Chevrolet	Camaro	3.88/6 L
1970 - 1974	Chevrolet	Caprice	4.13/8 V
1970 - 1972	Chevrolet	Townsman	4.13/8 V
1968 - 1972	GMC	K35/K3500 Pickup	U/K/6 L
1969 - 1972	Chevrolet	Brookwood	4/8 V
1956 - 1981	Chevrolet	Corvette	/
1968 - 1974	GMC	G25/G2500 Van	/
1975 - 1986	Chevrolet	C30	4/8 V
1992 - 1993	Chevrolet	K1500 Suburban	/
1979 - 1995	GMC	C1500 Suburban	4/8 V
1979 - 1996	GMC	G3500	4/8 V
1979 - 1995	GMC	K1500	4/8 V
1987 - 1991	GMC	R1500 Suburban	4/8 V
1970	Chevrolet	Biscayne	4.25/8 V
1972 - 1974	Chevrolet	K30 Pickup	3.88/6 L
1967 - 1974	GMC	C25/C2500 Pickup	3.88/6 L
1967 - 1974	GMC	C15/C1500 Pickup	3.88/6 L
1975 - 1986	Chevrolet	C30	4.25/8 V
1975 - 1986	Chevrolet	K20	4/8 V
1986 - 1994	GMC	Safari	4/6 V
1972	Chevrolet	K30 Pickup	3.88/8 V
1969 - 1974	Chevrolet	Blazer	3.88/6 L
1964 - 1973	Chevrolet	C30 Pickup	/
1968 - 1974	Chevrolet	K20 Pickup	3.88/6 L
1968 - 1974	Chevrolet	K20 Suburban	3.88/6 L
1992 - 1993	Buick	Commercial Chassis	/
1975 - 1979	Chevrolet	K5 Blazer	4.13/8 V
1961 - 1975	Chevrolet	Bel Air	/
1977 - 1986	Chevrolet	C20	3.74/8 V
1969 - 1972	Chevrolet	Nova	U/K/6 L
1979 - 1995	GMC	C2500 Suburban	4/8 V
1978 - 1979	GMC	Caballero	4/8 V
1979 - 1995	GMC	K2500	4/8 V
1969 - 1974	Chevrolet	Impala	U/K/8 V
1960 - 1970	Chevrolet	K10 Pickup	3.88/8 V
1967 - 1974	GMC	G15/G1500 Van	/
1971 - 1974	GMC	Sprint	U/K/8 V
1968 - 1972	GMC	K25/K2500 Suburban	U/K/6 L
1977 - 1986	Chevrolet	C10 Suburban	3.74/8 V
1961 - 1972	Chevrolet	Biscayne	/
1965 - 1973	Chevrolet	Chevelle	U/K/8 V
1979 - 1995	GMC	C2500 Suburban	4.25/8 V
1967 - 1986	Chevrolet	K20 Suburban	4/8 V
1968 - 1974	GMC	K35/K3500 Pickup	3.88/6 L
1992 - 1993	Buick	Roadmaster	/
1975 - 1996	Chevrolet	G30	4.25/8 V
1977 - 1985	Chevrolet	Impala	3.74/8 V
1977 - 1986	Chevrolet	K10	3.74/8 V
1955 - 1970	Chevrolet	Bel Air	U/K/8 V
1970 - 1972	Chevrolet	Brookwood	U/K/8 V
1966 - 1974	Chevrolet	K10 Pickup	3.88/6 L
1975 - 1978	GMC	C35	4/8 V
1967 - 1974	Chevrolet	C10 Pickup	3.88/6 L
1976 - 1979	Chevrolet	Monza	3.74/8 V
1987 - 1988	Chevrolet	R20	4.25/8 V
1968 - 1974	Chevrolet	K20 Pickup	4/8 V
1968	GMC	K25/K2500 Suburban	4.09/8 V
1981 - 1995	GMC	K1500	3.74/8 V
1968 - 1969	GMC	C35/C3500 Pickup	4.09/8 V
1977 - 1986	Chevrolet	C10	3.74/8 V
1970 - 1988	Chevrolet	Monte Carlo	/
1979 - 1995	GMC	G2500	4/8 V
1963 - 1966	GMC	Suburban	3.88/6 L
1968 - 1973	GMC	K25/K2500 Suburban	3.88/8 V
1988 - 1998	Chevrolet	K1500	4/6 V
1988 - 1995	Chevrolet	K2500	4/8 V
1987 - 1988	Chevrolet	V30	4/8 V
1987 - 1991	GMC	R3500	4/8 V
1973 - 1974	Chevrolet	K20 Pickup	4.25/8 V
1964 - 1974	Chevrolet	Malibu	/
1969 - 1974	Chevrolet	C10 Suburban	3.88/6 L
1969	GMC	K15/K1500 Pickup	U/K/6 V
1985 - 1995	Chevrolet	G30	4/6 V
1988 - 1995	GMC	C2500	4/6 V
1975 - 1978	GMC	K15	4.13/8 V
1975 - 1976	GMC	K15	3.68/6 L
1979 - 1980	GMC	K1500 Suburban	4.13/8 V
1977 - 1979	Oldsmobile	Omega	3.74/8 V
1975 - 1986	Chevrolet	K5 Blazer	4/8 V
1978 - 1985	Chevrolet	G30	3.74/8 V
1988 - 1995	Chevrolet	K3500	4/8 V
1979 - 1995	GMC	C1500	4/8 V
1975 - 1996	Chevrolet	G30	4/8 V
1977 - 1986	Chevrolet	K20 Suburban	3.74/8 V
1988 - 1995	Chevrolet	K2500	3.74/8 V
1987 - 1988	Chevrolet	R20 Suburban	4/8 V
1965 - 1966	Chevrolet	Chevelle	3.56/6 L
1968 - 1974	GMC	C15/C1500 Pickup	U/K/6 L
1970 - 1973	GMC	Jimmy	U/K/8 V
1970 - 1991	GMC	Jimmy	4/8 V
1975 - 1984	Chevrolet	G10	4/8 V
1971 - 1977	GMC	Sprint	4/8 V
1988 - 1998	Chevrolet	C1500	4/6 V
1987 - 1988	Chevrolet	V20 Suburban	4/8 V
1975 - 1978	GMC	G35	4.13/8 V
1979 - 1995	GMC	C2500	4/8 V
1987 - 1991	GMC	R2500 Suburban	4/8 V
1968 - 1973	Chevrolet	K30 Pickup	/
1968 - 1969	GMC	K15/K1500 Pickup	4.09/8 V
1967 - 1972	GMC	K25/K2500 Pickup	3.88/8 V
1988 - 1995	Chevrolet	K3500	4.25/8 V
1975	Chevrolet	P30	4/8 V
1969 - 1974	Chevrolet	Impala	4.25/8 V
1978 - 1987	Chevrolet	Monte Carlo	3.74/8 V
1989 - 1991	Chevrolet	V2500 Suburban	4/8 V
1990 - 1991	GMC	S15 Jimmy	/
1977 - 1986	Chevrolet	K5 Blazer	3.74/8 V
1973 - 1980	Chevrolet	C10 Suburban	4.25/8 V
1988 - 1995	GMC	G3500	4.25/8 V
1971 - 1975	GMC	Sprint	4.25/8 V
1992 - 1993	Chevrolet	C1500 Suburban	/
1981 - 1995	GMC	G2500	3.74/8 V
1969	Chevrolet	Caprice	3.88/6 L
1968 - 1974	Chevrolet	K20 Pickup	U/K/8 V
1968 - 1974	GMC	C15/C1500 Suburban	U/K/6 L
1967 - 1974	GMC	K15/K1500 Pickup	3.88/6 L
1979 - 1982	GMC	K1500 Suburban	3.74/8 V
1965 - 1973	Chevrolet	Malibu	3.88/6 L
1967 - 1974	GMC	C15/C1500 Suburban	4/8 V
1975 - 1980	Chevrolet	K10	4.13/8 V
1991 - 1995	Chevrolet	K2500	4.25/8 V
1991 - 1995	GMC	Sonoma	4/6 V
1968 - 1974	GMC	K35/K3500 Pickup	U/K/8 V
1977 - 1986	Chevrolet	K30	4/8 V
1987 - 1988	Chevrolet	R20	4/6 V
1976 - 1978	GMC	C25	4.13/8 V
1977	Oldsmobile	Custom Cruiser	4/8 V
1969 - 1974	Chevrolet	Caprice	4.25/8 V
1967 - 1986	Chevrolet	K10 Suburban	4/8 V
1977 - 1980	Pontiac	LeMans	3.74/8 V
1987 - 1991	GMC	V3500	4/8 V
1970 - 1974	Chevrolet	Camaro	/
1970 - 1974	Chevrolet	G20 Van	4/8 V
1967 - 1974	GMC	C15/C1500 Pickup	4/8 V
1974 - 1986	Chevrolet	C20 Suburban	4.25/8 V
1968 - 1972	GMC	K25/K2500 Suburban	3.88/6 L
1977 - 1990	Chevrolet	Caprice	3.74/8 V
1988 - 2002	Chevrolet	S10	4/6 V
1979 - 1995	GMC	C1500	3.74/8 V
1968 - 1974	GMC	C25/C2500 Pickup	U/K/6 L
1980 - 1984	Chevrolet	Impala	4/8 CARBV
1958 - 1960	Chevrolet	Biscayne	3.88/8 V
1961 - 1976	Chevrolet	Impala	/
1969	Chevrolet	Impala	4.09/8 V
1977 - 1978	GMC	C25 Suburban	3.74/8 V
1955 - 1957	Chevrolet	Bel Air	3.75/8 V
1968	Chevrolet	El Camino	4.09/8 V
1967 - 1974	Chevrolet	G20 Van	3.88/6 L
1969 - 1988	Chevrolet	Caprice	4/8 V
1989 - 1991	Chevrolet	R3500	4/8 V
1967 - 1986	Chevrolet	C10 Suburban	4/8 V
1987	Chevrolet	R10	4/6 V
1989 - 1991	Chevrolet	V1500 Suburban	4/8 V
1966 - 1993	Chevrolet	Caprice	/
1969 - 1985	Chevrolet	Impala	4/8 V
1968 - 1974	GMC	C15/C1500 Pickup	U/K/8 V
1974	GMC	C25/C2500 Suburban	4.25/8 V
1975 - 1978	GMC	C25	4.25/8 V
1968 - 1969	GMC	C25/C2500 Pickup	4.09/8 V
1969 - 1974	Chevrolet	Caprice	U/K/8 V
1968 - 1974	Chevrolet	K20 Pickup	U/K/6 L
1972 - 1974	Chevrolet	K30 Pickup	4/8 V
1969 - 1979	Chevrolet	Nova	4/8 V
1971 - 1974	GMC	G35/G3500 Van	U/K/6 L
1968 - 1974	GMC	K15/K1500 Suburban	4/8 V
1970 - 1972	Chevrolet	Brookwood	4.13/8 V
1966 - 1973	Chevrolet	G10 Van	/
1971 - 1974	Chevrolet	G20 Van	U/K/6 L
1964 - 1965	GMC	1000 Series	3.88/6 L
1968 - 1973	GMC	C25/C2500 Suburban	3.88/8 V
1975 - 1978	GMC	C15 Suburban	4/8 V
1976 - 1983	Chevrolet	Malibu	3.74/8 V
1970 - 1972	Chevrolet	Kingswood	U/K/8 V
1985 - 1995	Chevrolet	G10	/
1977 - 1980	Buick	Century	3.74/8 V
1992 - 1993	Chevrolet	K2500 Suburban	/
1977 - 1978	GMC	G15	3.74/8 V
1987 - 1989	GMC	R2500	4.25/8 V
1970	Chevrolet	Biscayne	4.13/8 V
1963 - 1973	Chevrolet	C20 Pickup	/
1965 - 1973	Chevrolet	Chevelle	3.88/6 L
1990 - 1993	Chevrolet	C1500	4.25/8 V
1988 - 1995	Chevrolet	C1500	4/8 V
1976 - 1978	Chevrolet	C30	4.13/8 V
1987	GMC	V2500	4/8 V
1973 - 1974	Chevrolet	G20 Van	4.25/8 V
1969	GMC	K15/K1500 Suburban	4.25/6 V
1979 - 1995	GMC	C3500	4/8 V
1973 - 1974	GMC	C15/C1500 Suburban	4.25/8 V
1989	Chevrolet	R2500	4.25/8 V
1992 - 1994	GMC	Jimmy	4/6 V
1968 - 1974	GMC	C35/C3500 Pickup	U/K/8 V
1975 - 1986	Chevrolet	C20	4.25/8 V
1968 - 1974	Chevrolet	C10 Pickup	U/K/6 L
1969 - 1973	Chevrolet	Impala	3.88/6 L
1969 - 1972	Chevrolet	Kingswood	4/8 V
1973 - 1974	Chevrolet	Nova	/
1970 - 1972	GMC	C25/C2500 Suburban	4.13/8 V
1991 - 2001	Oldsmobile	Bravada	/
1969 - 1974	Chevrolet	C20 Pickup	4/8 V
1968	Chevrolet	El Camino	3.88/6 L
1968 - 1974	GMC	C35/C3500 Pickup	U/K/6 L
1964 - 1968	Chevrolet	Chevy II	3.88/6 L
1972 - 1974	Chevrolet	K30 Pickup	U/K/8 V
1967 - 1974	GMC	K15/K1500 Pickup	4/8 V
1967 - 1973	GMC	K25/K2500 Pickup	4/8 V
1967 - 1971	GMC	K15/K1500 Pickup	3.88/8 V
1994 - 1995	Chevrolet	K2500 Suburban	4/8 V
1987	Chevrolet	R10	4/8 V
1987 - 1995	GMC	G3500	4/6 V
1975	GMC	Sprint	3.68/6 L
1967 - 1974	GMC	C15/C1500 Suburban	3.88/6 L
1976 - 1992	Chevrolet	Camaro	3.74/8 V
1977 - 1984	Chevrolet	G10	3.74/8 V
1990 - 1995	Chevrolet	P30	4/6 V
1979 - 1995	GMC	K3500	4/8 V
1979 - 1995	GMC	K1500 Suburban	4/8 V
1977 - 1978	GMC	K25	3.74/8 V
1978 - 1979	Pontiac	Sunbird	3.74/8 V
1974	GMC	C15/C1500 Pickup	4.25/8 V
1968 - 1974	GMC	K35/K3500 Pickup	4/8 V
1980 - 1995	GMC	C2500	3.74/8 V
1968 - 1969	GMC	C15/C1500 Pickup	4.09/8 V
1975 - 1986	Chevrolet	C10	4/8 V
1979 - 1995	GMC	C2500	4.25/8 V
1979 - 1986	GMC	G1500	3.74/8 V
1969 - 1974	Chevrolet	C20 Suburban	3.88/6 L
1967 - 1969	GMC	C25/C2500 Pickup	3.88/8 V
1987 - 1991	GMC	V3500	4.25/8 V
1987 - 1989	GMC	R2500	4/8 V
1965 - 1973	Chevrolet	Chevelle	U/K/6 L
1988 - 1995	GMC	K2500	3.74/8 V
1968 - 1979	Chevrolet	El Camino	4/8 V
1977 - 1986	Chevrolet	C20 Suburban	3.74/8 V
1988 - 1989	Chevrolet	S10 Blazer	4/6 V
1978 - 1984	GMC	Caballero	3.74/8 V
1975 - 1995	Chevrolet	G20	4/8 V
1988 - 1995	Chevrolet	K1500	4/8 V
1975 - 1980	Chevrolet	K20 Suburban	4.13/8 V
1987	Chevrolet	V20	4/8 V
1960 - 1970	Chevrolet	Biscayne	U/K/8 V
1965 - 1973	Chevrolet	Chevelle	3.88/8 V
1967 - 1973	Chevrolet	K10 Suburban	3.88/8 V
1988 - 1995	Chevrolet	C2500	4/6 V
1969 - 1974	Chevrolet	K10 Suburban	U/K/6 L
1975 - 1978	GMC	K15 Suburban	4/8 V
1968 - 1971	GMC	K15/K1500 Pickup	U/K/8 V
1979	GMC	G1500	4.13/8 V
1964 - 1987	Chevrolet	El Camino	/
1969 - 1973	Chevrolet	Impala	U/K/6 L
1974	Chevrolet	K10 Pickup	4.25/8 V
1975 - 1978	GMC	C15 Suburban	4.25/8 V
1978 - 1980	Oldsmobile	Cutlass	3.74/8 V
1988 - 1995	Chevrolet	C2500	4/8 V
1996 - 2002	Chevrolet	Express 1500	4/6 V
1969	Chevrolet	Brookwood	U/K/6 L
1975 - 1978	GMC	K15 Suburban	4.13/8 V
1961 - 1969	Chevrolet	C30 Pickup	3.88/8 V
1987 - 1995	GMC	G2500	4/6 V
1973 - 1975	Chevrolet	Malibu	4.25/8 V
1968 - 1974	GMC	K15/K1500 Pickup	U/K/6 L
1977 - 1979	Buick	Skylark	4/8 V
1987 - 1988	Chevrolet	V10 Suburban	4/8 V
1961 - 1967	Chevrolet	K20 Pickup	/
1972 - 1974	Chevrolet	K30 Pickup	U/K/6 L
1971 - 1972	GMC	Sprint	3.88/6 L
1987 - 1991	GMC	R3500	4.25/8 V
1975 - 1976	Chevrolet	Malibu	4.13/8 V
1970 - 1971	GMC	K35/K3500 Pickup	4.13/8 V
1988 - 1995	Chevrolet	C1500	3.74/8 V
1979 - 1986	GMC	G1500	4/8 V
1978 - 1980	Pontiac	Grand Am	3.74/8 V
1961 - 1973	Chevrolet	C10 Pickup	3.88/8 V
1967 - 1992	Chevrolet	Camaro	4/8 V
1970 - 1972	Chevrolet	Townsman	4.25/8 V
1967 - 1974	GMC	C25/C2500 Pickup	4/8 V
1988 - 1995	GMC	C1500	4/6 V
1969 - 1974	Chevrolet	C30 Pickup	4/8 V
1970 - 1973	Chevrolet	G30 Van	/
1968 - 1974	GMC	C15/C1500 Suburban	U/K/8 V
1971 - 1973	GMC	Sprint	3.88/8 V
1968 - 1973	GMC	K35/K3500 Pickup	3.88/8 V
1967 - 1986	Chevrolet	C20 Suburban	4/8 V
1970 - 1972	GMC	C15/C1500 Suburban	4.13/8 V
1967 - 1969	GMC	C35/C3500 Pickup	3.88/8 V
1979 - 1980	GMC	K3500	4.13/8 V
1975 - 1979	Chevrolet	G30	4.13/8 V
1975 - 1978	GMC	C25 Suburban	4.25/8 V
1979 - 1980	GMC	K2500	4.13/8 V
1970 - 1974	Chevrolet	Impala	4.13/8 V
1960 - 1969	Chevrolet	K20 Pickup	3.88/8 V
1968 - 1973	Chevrolet	K20 Suburban	3.88/8 V
1970 - 2002	Chevrolet	Blazer	/
1979 - 1986	GMC	C1500 Suburban	3.74/8 V
1979 - 1995	GMC	C3500	4.25/8 V
1987 - 1995	GMC	G1500	/
1969 - 1994	Chevrolet	Blazer	4/8 V
1969 - 1972	Chevrolet	Nova	3.88/6 L
1989 - 1991	Chevrolet	R1500 Suburban	4/8 V
1968 - 1969	GMC	K25/K2500 Pickup	4.09/8 V
1988 - 1995	Chevrolet	K2500	4/6 V
1969 - 1972	Chevrolet	Nova	3.88/8 V
1968 - 1973	GMC	K25/K2500 Pickup	U/K/6 L
1975 - 1976	Chevrolet	Monza	3.67/8 V
1978 - 1992	Pontiac	Firebird	4/8 V
1987	GMC	R1500	4/8 V
1965 - 1968	Chevrolet	Chevy II	4/8 V
1973 - 1985	Chevrolet	K20 Suburban	4.25/8 V
1975 - 1986	Chevrolet	C20	4/8 V
1971 - 1973	Chevrolet	Chevelle	4.25/8 V
1971 - 1975	GMC	Sprint	4.13/8 V
1988 - 1995	Chevrolet	C3500	4.25/8 V
1976 - 1979	Chevrolet	Nova	3.74/8 V
1968 - 1974	Chevrolet	K10 Pickup	U/K/8 V
1975	Chevrolet	P10	4/8 V
1969 - 1974	Chevrolet	C10 Suburban	U/K/8 V
1989 - 1991	Chevrolet	V3500	4/8 V
1967 - 1974	GMC	C25/C2500 Suburban	3.88/6 L
1980	Chevrolet	Caprice	4/8 CARBV
1973 - 1974	GMC	K35/K3500 Pickup	4.25/8 V
1969	GMC	K15/K1500 Suburban	U/K/6 V
1983 - 1986	Pontiac	Bonneville	3.74/8 V
1968 - 1981	Chevrolet	K10 Suburban	/
1996 - 2002	Chevrolet	Express 2500	4/6 V
1987 - 1991	GMC	V1500 Suburban	4/8 V
1979 - 1995	GMC	K2500 Suburban	4/8 V
1963 - 1974	Chevrolet	C30 Pickup	3.88/6 L
1964 - 1968	Chevrolet	Chevy II	U/K/6 L
1975 - 1986	Chevrolet	K10	4/8 V
1977 - 1978	GMC	C15	3.74/8 V
1988 - 1995	Chevrolet	K1500	3.74/8 V
1976 - 1977	GMC	K25 Suburban	4.25/8 V
1968 - 1974	Chevrolet	C10 Pickup	U/K/8 V
1968 - 1974	GMC	C25/C2500 Suburban	U/K/8 V
1991 - 1995	GMC

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★★★★★ 5

Helped my marriage

First I must say I REALLY enjoyed this book. Me and my husband both. I heard about this book on Moody radio and decided to give it a try because I wanted a better marriage with less fighting and disagreements. I am soo happy I did. This book was right on point for me and my husband. I read it first, then got the audio version for him to listen to, which he did 4 times. It really gave me great insight into my self and my husband. It helped me to understand how to best express my love to my husband in the way he wants and understands most, and he was able to do the same for me. This hasn't been a cure all, but it helps to understand each other much more than we ever have before and we have been together for 18 years. The book is very well written, its an easy read and you should are able to get through it quickly. The change comes with investing time to apply the principles you have learned. I personally had to go through the material more than once to really let it sink it. This has been a small financial but HUGE emotional investment in one of my most important relationships. The knowledge in this book has really help my husband (his words) to better navigate personal relationships, not just with me, as it is intended, but also with his sister, friends and even stranger. I have found I can use this information is so many interactions and encounters with people throughout the day, it really opens you up to a new perspective. Gary Chapman did a great job explaining the details of the love languages. Anytime in conversation with someone complaining of relationship or even just communication issues I make sure to recommend this book. Can't say enough good things about it and we plan on checking out his other books as well.

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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2016

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Z. Paxton

Lowell, US

★★★★★ 5

This saved my marriage

Really, it did. Simple and profound, a quick read. We all want to express love in the form that we want it for ourselves which is a recipe for disaster and completely arbitrary for your partner however well meaning that is. My wife kept saying that she didn't feel loved in spite of my significant attempts.... Now I know why. For instance saying "I love you" had absolutely no impact on her because her "words of affirmation" category is zero (absent). But she has a high need for physical touch (hooray for me because that is a big match). That insight lead to further research into tantric sex and now I'm having the best sex of my life and more frequently than when we were younger (amazing on both counts). The key was finally understanding what she needed so that she could feel "filled up" In the customized way that she needed. The examples are a bit dated, but still conceptually valid. For her the "acts of service" wasn't washing the dishes, but acts of targeted thoughtfulness that took some time to properly distinguish. I took it on to do something appropriately thoughtful for her every single day since she tested high in that category.... That was a grand slam home run over time. We also took a course in the enneagram (highly insightful personality typing) about the same time that dovetailed nicely. She was a type 2 that wants to make everyone around her happy, everyone except herself of course; she gives and gives until she is depleted and then becomes resentful. For her to be able to state what she wants and needs remains a huge struggle for her but she expects me to just know... A paradox for sure, but now I understand that by keeping her "filled up" overcomes that sense of depletion. (The enneagram is also highly recommended to know yourself and those around you). She takes care of those round her and she needed someone to do that for her; a huge insight. The punch line is that I now get back what I need with a new passion that feels more like an ongoing honeymoon. Priceless. ;-)

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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2014

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Michael -

Whiting, US

★★★★★ 4

As of July 2012 - 92% 4 & 5 star reviews

As of the time I am writing this review 368 out of 398 reviewers gave this book a 4 or 5 star rating - that's 92% "I liked it" and "I loved it" ratings. With these many positive reviews there are some critical reviews as well that are worth reading to get a balanced overall review - there may actually be more (and likely are more) than 5 love languages or categories. The author has a significant amount of knowledge and experience regarding married couples and it is certainly worth considering his input. What will make the information in this book the most beneficial is incorporating it with personal experience, and this subject will likely be a "work in progress" project with a focus on getting better everyday to result in a lasting, happy, and fulfilling marital arrangement. My favorite review is "Learning to Speak, December 23, 2010" where the reviewer's review could have been a superb foreword for this book. May I suggest reading it as in my opinion it is brief, clear, and simple. If you have time consider reading the other reviews and comments too. Of course, some may not agree or totally agree with this book's author; however, the subject of marriage is simple, yet complexed - and even compounding at times. In my opinion this is one of the better books on this subject. There is some good material here making it worth considering reading it. This book did stimulate my thinking on the different viewpoints in marriage and if you'd like to read my comments on this marriage subject contine, if not please feel free to move on. I am just hoping that some of these thoughts may help some considering marriage or who are already married. Some believe that men and women basically use different parts of their brains. Often heard are: "The left brain thinks, the right brain feels." "The left brain analyzes, the right brain intuits." "The left brain is logical, the right brain is emotional." Likely, our thinking, feeling, and loving are more complex than these simple statements; yet, at least on occasion (likely more often) men and women think and feel differently and express themselves differently - the author of this book identifies, categorizes, and classifies love into five languages. I would add one additional language, which is the ability to sincerely and promptly say "I'm sorry" from one's heart. From my 45+ years of marriage and from what I have learned from many others, a successful, lasting, and happy marriage involves two great forgivers and apologizers. In my three and a half decades of managing people I have found that those who never or almost never say "I'm sorry" have difficulties with their working and personal relationships. A husband and a wife differ to varying degrees about how they both think and feel about things, and this is in harmony with how the Creator said regarding Adam that He was going to make a helper for him, as a complement of him (not an identical twin of him - she was made different in a good way). A complement completes, perhaps making something just right. A husband and wife will benefit from loving each other, especially as the other person wants and needs to be loved. Couple this with deep respect and you hold the two keys to a successful, lasting, and happy marriage and family life - Love and Respect. Hopefully adding this thought will help your loving and respectful marriage grow more each and every day: "I love you more today than yesterday, but only half as much as tomorrow." And one additional thought: "It is more beneficial for me to be respectful and loving in all that I do, than for me to be loved (something I very much want)." Every marriage has the potential to be successful, lasting, and happy, especially using the two keys of "Love" and "Respect." Your marriage can be a most precious, valuable, and wonderful gift by using these two keys with sincerity and heartfelt caring; and, never let pride, the childish silent treatment, or other unloving disrespectful traits mar your treasured marriage! A good "PRIDE" antidote expressed before the end of the day: "I'm sorry - I was mistaken - How can I make it up to you? - I'll do my best to be better - Will you please forgive me?" A good "CHILDISH SILENT TREATMENT" antidote as soon as possible: Rescue the loving, caring, and respect adult within you. "Whining" and "I won't talk to you" are childish - they rarely worked in childhood and have no place among true adults. "Scolding" and "Lecturing" is easily blocked out. The best communications are loving, caring, and respectful adult expressions coupled with a big dose of attentive listening and understanding. In ballroom dancing it has been said that "it takes two to tango," and "it takes one to lead." Many have found a successful, permanent, and happy marriage includes three - the loving husband, the respectful wife, and the Creator and Author of marriage (who perfectly knows what's best). A good question to ask yourself at the beginning of each day: "What will I do today that shows I both love and respect my spouse?" TIP: While certainly one positive act or action daily is a good start, many are even better and will bring more benefits. ADDITIONAL BENEFICIAL READING: "One Minute for Myself [Yourself]: How to Manage Your Most Valuable Asset" by Spencer Johnson, MD - while it is good to have a great relationship with your spouse; it is essential to have a good relationship with yourself, especially if your goal is to love your neighbor as yourself. Keep in mind if this is one of your goals that your closest neighbor is your spouse. Good relationships with ourselves and others I believe is what our true success in life is all about. My thought is that one needs a good relationship with oneself first in order to have good relationships with others - and it is wise to pursue "self-respect" by being respectful of yourself and all others. I like the thought of "self-respect" rather than "self-esteem" because it is easily possible to think too much of oneself; better to just focus on being respectful, caring, loving, and having proper self-respect. ADDENDUM: One of best ways to tell your spouse "I Love You" is to say "I love you just the way you are." The principle here is if you want to be accepted in any relationship you should give your acceptance first. How many of us really want someone to relentlessly badger us to change this or change that about ourselves. Change in itself can be difficult, but that is another subject to consider.

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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2012