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A 40 weight would work just fine. Oil pressure will increase slightly, which is a good thing. How many miles on this engine? What year is it?

$96.70 for a single can? :eek:

https://stonercarcare.com/collections/glass-cleaner/products/invisible-glass-1 I use that with either paper towels or a microfiber cloth. It’s amazing.

For your OPE, you would be better off with a 15w-40 like SuperTech. Way cheaper than the ESP for that use.

https://www.7up.com/en/products/7up-tropical-zero-sugar

That's about the same for my 98 if I don't prefill the filter as much as possible, being mounted horizontally on mine.

Depends on the leaf spring stamping...

In that case, I would just keep on with the 0w-40. If it ain’t broke…

Any leaky seals?

Subaru OEM filters have been both short and tall, its not unique to the aftermarket: https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/subaru-oem-filters-c-p-bypass-relief-pressure-measured.383381/

Technically, they do/did: http://weblink.carquest.com/acl/?mfgName=CFI&partNumber=84055 Seems to be no longer in production or something... If you want that same filter just with a different sticker on the outside...

Essentially anything you don’t find at Wally World, AutoZone, Fleet Farm, brick and mortar retail stores.

Can you pull the filter and cut it open to inspect?

How many miles on truck/engine?

OEM/OPE-branded filters are nothing special, basic as they come, as in Fram Extra Guard orange can. The issue with them is the ridiculous cost that comes with them just so the manufacture can stamp their name on that filter. If you don't mind overpaying for a basic filter, that's fine and your...

What year is the Camaro?

https://www.jackssmallengines.com/jacks-parts-lookup/part/tecumseh/27897

Royal Purple HP 2-C Use it for both my Echo chainsaw and my Lawn Boy.