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Originally Posted By: Ethan1 Because I'm too lazy to Google, and in the interest of completeness for this forum... what is a 9999 for? This one is off a 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe with around 185k on it.

Couple of the used one and a side by side with a new one.

2005 Toyota Tacoma 4.0 OUT: 5.5 qts Havoline HM 5w30 IN: 5.5 qts Havoline HM 5w30 FRAM TG3614 second and last run 5100 mile OCI 160k on the truck

2007 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.3L 175K Out: 5.5qts Valvoline Maxlife 5w30 In: 5 qts QS Defy 5w30 and .5qts Valvoline Maxlife 5w30 (Fram XG9999 second run) Around 5,200 mile OCI

2007 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.3L 170K Out: 5qts Valvoline Maxlife 5w30 and .5qts PHM Fram CH9999 In: 5.5 qts Valvoline Maxlife Fram XG9999 (first run) Around 5,400 mile OCI

2005 Toyota Tacoma 4.0 OUT: 5.5 qts M1 HM 5w30 FRAM XG3614 ran twice IN: 5.5 qts Havoline HM 5w30 FRAM TG3614 first run 5300 mile OCI 155k on the truck

2005 Toyota Tacoma 4.0 OUT: 5.5 qts M1 HM 5w30 IN: 5.5 qts M1 HM 5w30 FRAM XG3614 for second OCI 5100 mile OCI 150k on the truck

Originally Posted By: slacktide_bitog Looks good! What did you replace it with? What kind of oil did you use? Pennzoil HM 5W30. Using a regular CH9999 for the next 5k because I had one laying around from an oil deal. Already have another XG9999 ready to go for next one(s). 15k should be no...

Ran this one for around 10,500 miles on 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.3L.

2007 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.3L 164K Out: 5.5qts Pennzoil HM 5w30 Fram XG9999 In: 5qts Valvoline Maxlife 5w30 and .5qts PHM Fram CH9999 Around 5,000 mile OCI

2005 Toyota Tacoma 4.0 OUT: 5.5 qts M1 HM 5w30 Toyota OEM Filter IN: 5.5 qts M1 HM 5w30 FRAM XG3614 5400 mile OCI 144k on the truck

2007 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.3L 159K Out: 4.5qts Pennzoil HM 5w30 In: 4.5qts Pennzoil HM 5w30 Around 5,300 mile OCI Running Fram XG9999 for second OCI

2005 Toyota Tacoma 4.0 OUT: 5.5 qts M1 HM 5w30 IN: 5.5 qts M1 HM 5w30 Toyota OEM FILTER 5400 mile OCI 139K on the truck

Came off the 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe V6 and agreed Hyundai OEM filters are good. FRAMs cost a little less and more convenient for me to get. I think the filtering efficiency is higher on the TG and XG FRAMs over the OEM.

This one ran around 5,500 miles. Looks good to me. Tough guard cartridges have impressed me. Going the Ultra route now for two OCIs as price is not much different than the tough guard at Wally World.

2007 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.3L 154K Out: 5.5qts Pennzoil HM 5w30 FRAM TG9999 In: 5.5qts Pennzoil HM 5w30 FRAM XG9999 Around a 5,500 OCI. Also put in some Liqui Moly MOS 2020.

2005 Toyota Tacoma 4.0L, 133,560 miles 5,400 mile OCI OUT: 5.5 qts M1 HM 5w30 and Toyota Denso Filter IN: 5.5 qts M1 HM 5w30 and Toyota Denso Filter

Yep, I saw the 10w30 in the new bottles as well. All grades seem to be moving to SN. Quaker State never responded to a question I sent them months ago about why they seemed to be getting low in inventory at local Walmarts. Guess we know why now. Pretty bad not to get back to consumers though. I...

2007 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.3 (148,000 miles) 5000 mile OCI Out: 5.5 qts QS DEFY 5w30 FRAM TG9999 In: 5.5 qts Pennzoil HM 5w30 FRAM TG9999 DEFY is becoming obsolete at the local Walmarts. I think they are about to change the formula or something based on another thread I saw so made the switch to...

I ran Defy 5w30 in our Hyundai the past two OCIs. I have noticed Walmart is not replenishing their stock though in any of the grades. I'm thinking the brand is getting a complete overhaul and Walmart is waiting for the new stock to be sent. I get the feeling that the SL rating is going to be gone.