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I got the oil filter today. It is the right part number. It was only $4.99 + free shipping, and only took 3 days to get here. The same filter at Rock Auto would have cost me $8.68...

I guess so Zee... I went ahead and ordered the filter. The total price was $4.99. The free shipping coupon code is JINGLE. I saved $6.99 on shipping!

I just did the live chat and here's what they said... Sam2: Yes, the above part#W0133-1639112 is an exact replacement of Denso#1501006. Sam2: Its a Oil Filter Spin-On. Jeff: OK. Thanks! Why is your part number different? Sam2: Sorry, I am not exactly sure.

Thanks for the replies! I wonder why they would have different part numbers... I'm going to try contacting them.

Originally Posted By: Papa Bear

The part # at Rock Auto for the Denso filter my car takes is 1501006. The number JC Whitney has listed is W0133-1639112. Do you think it's the same filter? How can I find out for sure?

They used to sell FormulaShell for $2.59. I always thought that was a pretty good deal. I remember when I was a kid Target actually had an automotive dept. just like Walmart. I would go there with my dad and I remember they had air filters, oil filters, etc.

Has anyone seen this anywhere besides Target?

It looks like a pretty good oil to me. When I see Sears selling PYB on sale for $3.29, I don't feel so bad. I'm just glad I got a name brand for that price. Why pay $3.99 for a store brand...

I agree jorton. One thing that is nice about them... My car burns a little oil, so it's nice to have that 5th quart already.

Originally Posted By: Brenden http://www.pqiamerica.com/testresultssep2011page2.html There's the VOA Thank you! Originally Posted By: Flying_A Yes, Mobil Special replaced Mobil Drive Clean/Clean which is their entry level oil and competes with the Formula Shell, Chevron Supreme, 76 and other...

I bought some at Target for $3.29. I went to NAPA and O'Reilly, and couldn't believe they both sell their own brand for $3.99. I know I didn't get the best deal. I didn't feel like going to Walmart, and I didn't feel like buying a jug. Would you compare Mobil Special to something like...

2006 KIA Spectra5 Mobil Special 5W-30 NAPA Silver filter

I just bought a quart of Havoline (SN GF-5) yesterday at O'Reilly for $2.69. I think that was a pretty good deal.

Thanks for all of the info. I'm not going to worry. Ill be happy if I get 50000 miles out of them. Next time I will use double platinum.

I replaced the plugs in my KIA today... I figured platinum plugs would be good enough. I pulled out the old ones and found out they were double platinum. This really shouldn't be a problem right? I can tell the car is running better already. The OE plugs were Champion Double-Platinum Power with...

I was just at Walmart and noticed the same thing. The new MaxLife and Super Tech HM have it. Both of them are now SN GF-5... I looked at Pennzoil HM and QSHM too. I think one of them said GF-5, but not SN... I'd have to go back and look again to be sure.

OK. So I just got home from Walmart. They also have the new MaxLife... I checked the label and it says SN GF-5. The Super Tech high mileage oil is also SN GF-5. Interesting...

No lie. I picked it up just to check for that. It was at a gas station of all places.

I had a bottle of the new MaxLife 5W-30 in my hand today and it was SN GF-5.