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I purchased a K&N filter last year for my Camry 92. I also was a believer, until I red convincing information about the filter inability to filter smaller particles, even though these particles they may not arm the engine....why take the risk...So I went back to Wix (Napa Proselect. I think it...

I have been changing the oil myself for about 2 years, having a Toyota 92 Camry 2.2 and an oil filter easily accessible(top of the engine), this convinced me to give it a try...it is very easy and you know that the job is well done.

I went Walt Mart the other day, I looked at some of the Fram filters and one of them had a black piece of circular rubber loose inside it. it did not look right...I hope people check their filters before installing them.

The Napa ProSelect part# 21394 (Canada) made by Wix for a Toyota Camry 92 2.2. Nicely put together, steel coil anti-drainback/by-pass valves.

Silicon adbv is more flexible in cold weather than nitrile. Silicon is also more resistant to heat.

Sorry, I see what you mean...there must be different versions of the gold/Pro select depending which country you but it from...

I looked at pictures of the Proselect sold in the USA and the one sold in Ontario - the one in Ontario (made by Wix) looks very much like the Napa Gold sold in the USA (except for the white color here) - the adbv on both are pratically identical. The filter media though maybe different.

I purchased some NAPA pro-select oil filter here in Ottawa Canada ($4.99)...I noticed that the anti-drain back valve on it seems to be identical to the NAPA gold sold in the USA - Are we getting better deal here ?

I purchased some NAPA pro-select oil filter here in Ottawa Canada ($4.99)...I noticed that the anti-drain back valve on it seems to be identical to the NAPA gold sold in the USA - Are we getting better deal here ?

I purchased some NAPA pro-select oil filter here in Ottawa Canada ($4.99)...I noticed that the anti-drain back valve on it seems to be identical to the NAPA gold sold in the USA - Are we getting better deal here ?

I'll switch a Wix air filter for my Camry 92 - it seems to be a good compromise between air flow and efficiently. I am not sure how often should I change it though, I'am mostly doing city driving with occational long trips (1000kms+) - Thanks.

Please Post: 1) 1992/Toyota/Camry LE 235000 kms 2) 2.2 (L4) 3) Napa (Wix/Proselect) 4) Toyota OEM 5W30 winter/10W30 summer 5) for about 5 months

I recently switched to NAPA Proselect (Wix) from Denso (made somewhere around Thailand)...I find those Denso filter don't seem to be as sturdy as the ones made in the USA. Engine sounds happy with NAPA, no probem with oil flow and oil pressure.

Camry 92 - been using ethanol gas (10%) mostly winter to prevent gas line freezing - no problem, runs great with any gas.

Camry 92 - been using ethanol gas (10%) mostly winter to prevent gas line freezing - no problem, runs great with any gas.

I OWN A TOYOTA Camry 92 235000 kms, I swiched to synthetic (Red line)- engine began making noise that sounded like pinging - I though it was a gas related problem but when I switched back to Toyota dino oil, the problem when away....I am afraid to go back to synthetic now even thouth I know...