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Additional info: https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2018/MC-10137373-9999.pdf https://napafilters.com/wp-content/uploads/GM-1.4L-Oil-Filter-Product-Alert-English.pdf

Wow, what atrocious work. I had mine done by an XPEL certified installer and have a 10-year warranty, and my installation was flawless.

Righty-tighty, lefty-loosey...

To my understanding, this was an issue with the Chevy Malibu for the 2016-2017 model years, which has been corrected. He's wasting everyone's time pushing this outdated information.

I saw the new M1-113A at Walmart recently. I could tell immediately by the classic Purolator style base plate, but it seemed to have some heft to it, and all of the labeling and packaging appear to be the same.

Originally Posted by Dd3 Originally Posted by silversport you could also try the UPF-64R (formally their UltraGuard line) which is AC Delco's best filter... Bill Thanks for the replies everyone. I haven't looked it up yet, but I'd imagine the bypass valve pressure is 22 on the UPF-64R as...

I remember the opening of a Jiffy Lube in my home town many years ago. It was the first time I had ever seen one, and as I crossed the street one morning to stop by the diner for breakfast, a kid rode up on a bicycle to open the doors for business that day.

You may also want to consider XPEL. There are several installers in San Antonio, including a Corporate Install Shop. I had XPEL installed on a new vehicle a couple of years ago, and have been completely satisfied with the result.

Refer to the third item on the list from Mobil's website regarding the GF-6 standard. Mobil ILSAC GF-6 Info

Originally Posted by caprice_2nv I just reattempted this last night and couldn't find any way to push open the anti drain back valve. The oil just sat on top of it and proved the fact that the valve works. Admittedly, this is a tedious process. You can push the ADBV down just enough to open it...

Here's some that go down to -40 °F. webstaurantstore.com

Originally Posted by tblt44 Originally Posted by Chris142 If you do this you are supposed to fill it through the small holes. If you pour it into the big hole and there is any contamination in the oil or bottle it will go straight into the bearings unfiltered. This is why it's important to...

Caught this today at my local Walmart. FRAM Ultra Synthetic Oil Filter, XG12060

It looks like GM has made some changes to the UPF64R filter. The color is now black, and the ADBV appears to be nitrile instead of silicone, and the bypass valve has been revised to the nylon poppet style. Also, the part number has changed from 12674698 to 12699847. Perhaps 53' Stude will get...

Originally Posted by Triple_Se7en Is the Gas & Truck both SN Plus and Dexos1 Gen2 (on the jug label)? Yes, dexos1 Gen 2 and SN Plus labeling are on the jug.

Originally Posted by LoneRanger Here's one rather arcane side effect of the engine stop/start thing: When you are parking the car, as you pull up and stop with normal pressure on the brake pedal, it will shut the motor off while still in D (transmission selector), *then* when you shift it into P...

Interesting. I just purchased one of these to get a look at one and suspected it was an Ecore with metal end caps due to the metal ridge I observed when taking a peek through the outlet hole.

The internals are the same as we've seen in other threads and the part number has changed from 12640445 to 12696048. Appearance and diameter are the same, but the new design is 5 mm shorter. Made in the USA.

Summit Racing shows availability for 4/22/2019. https://www.summitracing.com/search...;SortOrder=Ascending&keyword=XG12060

The label on the back of a jug of Prestone DEX-COOL Approved Extended Life 50/50 Prediluted Antifreeze/Coolant states that it is the same factory-fill blend used by General Motors manufacturing. You can pick it up at Walmart for under $13.