Grumpy
The Grumpy Grease Monkey mechanical engineer.
Staff member
- Monday at 9:47 AM
- #1
yes there are better options, and yes admittedly not all fram filters are low quality
watch carefully, take notes, and changing your oil filter and oil regardless of brand about every 8-11K miles
max is a good idea(ideally change oil and filter a bit more frequently, but yeah reality tends to put off oil changes )
longer oil filters with synthetic filter medium, and much larger surface areas internally tend to work better and LONGER
as the medium slowly gets partially clogged with micro debris, thus frequent oil filter changes to replace partially clogged oil filters and replacing oil that's been repeatedly subjected to heat/cool cycles and contamination from combustion cycles helps engine durability as does frequent oil changes and replacing oil filters
If you gain anything from these tests at least learn two things,
the filter brand and model and QUALITY, of construction and materials used, DOE'S MATTER,
and changing your oil and filter more frequently is generally a very good idea!
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I have read through the threads: "yes the oil filter you sellect does make a differance" and " break-in oil quality tested" and "oil system mods that help". I live in Connecticut and Auto Zone and Advance Auto offer oil & filter deals. Currently Auto Zone has 5 quarts of Mobil 1 Synthetic or...
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yes the oil filter you sellect does make a differance
READ THRU THESE SUB LINKS CAREFULLY theres a great deal of info here to look thru. pay attention to filter construction and the filter materials and total filter medium area, when discussing oil filters keep in mind their intended function, which is mostly too efficiently trap and remove...
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magnets
heres an old post "Any source for the magnets Grumpy? what do you use? " http://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.a ... SH&cat=167 magnets are ceramic and glass hard, don,t try to drill or grind them, as they can shatter or http://www.magnet4sale.com/samarium-cobalt-discs/ proper magnets trap...
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placing a large ring magnet on the base of the oil filter ,while in use, can at least in theory, help trap fine metallic debris in the filter
BUYING A TOOL and DOING SOME PERSONAL LOOKING AT THE INTERNAL PARTS HELPS
you might be amazed at what youll see with a tool that allows a close visual inspection of a filters internal components rather than makes un-informed random guesses.
actually knowing what your dealing with is helpful,reading some links and doing research is also much more likely to produce informed answers than engaging in a (IS TOO! VS IS NOT! ) style discussion with someone else whos equally un-informed
its basically a heavy duty can opener , or an oil filter cutter , is designed to make it easy to internally inspect oil filters, by allowing you to remove the filter element , from inside the surrounding (CAN) for close visual inspection.
have you seen this
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Grumpy
The Grumpy Grease Monkey mechanical engineer.
Staff member
- Tuesday at 7:25 AM
- #2
Oil filter cross reference
Convert one oil filter brand to another. Huge database covering >2000 different brands and hundreds of thousands of oil filters.
www.oilfilter-crossreference.com
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Grumpy
The Grumpy Grease Monkey mechanical engineer.
Staff member
- Wednesday at 7:51 PM
- #3
Oil Filters
DENSO brand Oil Filters deliver more Quality, Reliability, and Value than any other manufacturer.
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