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Old 09-05-2002, 04:03 PM
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Are fram fuel filters any good? I know their oil filters suck,but what about the rest of their filter line?
 
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Old 09-09-2002, 11:33 PM
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Fram fuel filters

Hey I'm curious about this too. Anybody know? Anybody?

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Old 09-22-2002, 06:47 PM
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Only way to know is to cut open a fram fuel filter and look at how its constructed.
 
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Old 09-22-2002, 11:16 PM
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Fram fuel filters

Fram air filters are some of the most restrictive on the market. I use their fuel filters tho without problems. The last time I cut apart used oil filters the AC filters were a joke and the Purolators were the best, Fram filters were ~OK, nothing dismal and nothing exceptional.





 
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Old 09-23-2002, 03:54 PM
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Old 11-29-2002, 12:33 AM
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Love em. I use the G2 filter, Nice and clear housing too.

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bring this ? back any new answers

basically would I be better off with a motorcraft or purolator
 
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Personally, after having a fram oil filter blow part on me 1000 miles from home leaving me stuck in the middle of the mid-west on Thanksgiving day...I now stay away from their products. I like the Wix (NAPA), Baldwin line of products. I just think the construction is better...
I'm old fashion...I buy my auto parts at a real auto parts store...with a guy behind a counter getting me the part. Pay a little extra and have the confidence of having a good part.
 
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Old 09-05-2008, 12:53 AM
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Personally, after having a fram oil filter blow part on me 1000 miles from home leaving me stuck in the middle of the mid-west on Thanksgiving day...I now stay away from their products. I like the Wix (NAPA), Baldwin line of products. I just think the construction is better...
I'm old fashion...I buy my auto parts at a real auto parts store...with a guy behind a counter getting me the part. Pay a little extra and have the confidence of having a good part.
I'm with you. I buy almost everything from NAPA. I have always had good luck with most of their stuff. Rebuilt's being the only problems. But most rebuilt's are junk. I try to buy new. Wix/Napa filters are my choice. I do buy AC Delco oil filters for my Chevy's & Motorcraft for my Ford sometimes from Wally World.
 
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I usually stick with Wix or Purolator for fuel filters and Motorcraft for oil filters.
 
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Just the mention of the name "Fram" touches off much contraversy.jd
 
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And mostly by clueless people
 
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Talk about reviving the dead, this thread is 6 yrs old

Fram fuel filters are OK, oil filters are another story.
 
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I tend to go with luber Finer or Fleetguard filters and also Mahl I get such a deal on them its hard to pass them up.
 


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