Recent content by ajrich

I am using Nippon filters on my Civic. They seem really well built for the price. I take it they use the same model filter.

I use Royal Purple 5W20 in the Civic and Castrol GTX 5w20 in in my wife's Dodge Caliber.

I asked the person at oreilly today and he said the filter is made by purolator and the oil is from coastal oil company. I have never heard of coastal myself.

Here is a video of how the r18 engine in the civics works. Kind of interesting. R18 Civic Engine Video

Does anybody know who makes Oreilly Auto parts oil and filters? They have a special going for 5 quarts of oil and their microguard filter and I just wanted to know who makes it. Thanks.

I have run the AAP filters on my civic also for the past 6000 miles or so and have had no problems or sounds either.

How's That Made on Discovery Channel just showed how oil filters are made and the company just happened to be Fram. Of course it showed the infamous cardboard endcaps. It was actually pretty interesting though. Pretty much all automated.

I am using a Pure One on my civic right now and have no problems with it...although I am going to my advanced auto parts filters on my next change since I have a big stock of them now.

I have tried many of these different blue bulbs and have always came back dissapointed. Light output generally stinks.

When I got my AA oil filter everything matched up with a Purolator filter except the rough coating. The stickers on them were even the same size and shape, just different writing and color of course. So, I would pretty much bet on Purolator.

I have never gotten a cable from a dollar store but I order all my cables from www.monoprice.com

I always leave my modem on and it is hooked through my router. I just have to power cycle a couple times a year when my connection slows down for some reason.

Go to avsforum.com There are a lot of people that know a lot about electronics and stuff on that site.

I have a new civic and I really love the digital readout. Especially where it is placed on the dash.