Oil filter survey
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Motorcraft works for me. I used to be a Fram guy but they are very substandard now so I switched. Check out:
http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/oilfilters.html
http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/oilfilters.html
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Right now, I use Purolator PureONE oil filters, but over the years, I've drifted across many major brands of filters and oil...fram, motorcraft, pennzoil, castrol, mobil1, etc. Never had an oil related failure in an estimated 600,000 miles of driving.
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From: Cape Cod,MA
Mobil 1
If you believe what they say???????
It filters smaller particles and the extra money
isn't that much.
If you believe what they say???????
It filters smaller particles and the extra money
isn't that much.
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[QUOTE=FXForistell]Motorcraft works for me. I used to be a Fram guy but they are very substandard now so I switched. Check out:
http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/oilfilters.html[/QUOTE]
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Oil Filter
I use NAPA Gold series on eveything. It has a spring valve in it that keeps the oil from draining back out. Your engine dont have to fill the filter each time you start it. Not an issue on F150 since oil filter hangs upside down (well mostly). I even use NAPA brand oil, they say it is bottled by Valvoline.
Last edited by wlgoble; Jun 13, 2007 at 04:10 PM. Reason: spelling correction
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Originally Posted by wlgoble
I use NAPA Gold series on eveything. It has a spring valve in it that keeps the oil from draining back out. Your engine dont have to fill the filter each time you start it. Not an issue on F150 since oil filter hangs upside down (well mostly). I even use NAPA brand oil, they say it is bottled by Valvoline.
Filters for me, Motorcraft.
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From: Eastern,N.C.
oil filter
Guys,
Til this sucker is out of warranty I'll use Motorcraft....price is right at wally world....oil too....which brings up another question...and not to hijack a thread but how much syn is in Motorraft oil?
Rods07supcrw
Til this sucker is out of warranty I'll use Motorcraft....price is right at wally world....oil too....which brings up another question...and not to hijack a thread but how much syn is in Motorraft oil?
Rods07supcrw
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From: USA
Originally Posted by wlgoble
I use NAPA Gold series on eveything. It has a spring valve in it that keeps the oil from draining back out. Your engine dont have to fill the filter each time you start it. Not an issue on F150 since oil filter hangs upside down (well mostly). I even use NAPA brand oil, they say it is bottled by Valvoline.
Napa Gold filters are made by WIX - which we all know is a darn good filter!