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Welcome to the club of rubbish Toyota filters, I had my fair share of them here and moved on to something else better. Someone in Thailand is sleeping on the job...
90915-YZZN1 Failure/C&P
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Welcome to the club of rubbish Toyota filters, I had my fair share of them here and moved on to something else better. Someone in Thailand is sleeping on the job...
This one I just opened is good. Very pliable.
Not brittle at all, but after a few times flexing to get the perfect shot, it did start peeling as shown in the pic#3.
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Disappointing to see a factory oil filter fail, and a Toyota one at that.
The aftermarket Denso FTF filters made in China seem ironically better.
The aftermarket Denso FTF filters made in China seem ironically better.
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Decided to open a couple from the box of N1's I got at the dealer. One was good, the other was cracked at the media seam on the baseplate end 
Is this now considered used? Returnable or not is the question I’m wondering about. It’s definitely defective.Decided to open a couple from the box of N1's I got at the dealer. One was good, the other was cracked at the media seam on the baseplate end
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Someone in another thread opened most of a case of N1's to find every filter like this, or even separated in more than one spot. He was offered a refund by Toyota, but I'm certain YMMV on that.
Took this out from my B-I-L Sienna, under 300 miles. Decided I couldn’t have him take the chance. Swapped it with the MSL10332.
Opened this up, no issues.
Opened this up, no issues.
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Another failure. Same date code of HJGE15
Of the 6 that I purchased from that batch, I've cut open 5 and one was already failed like this out of the box. I'm contemplating short-changing a PG-made filter to see if the 6th one that went on today is like this too. That would be a 50% failure rate for me. I will be using PG-made filters from now on.
Of the 6 that I purchased from that batch, I've cut open 5 and one was already failed like this out of the box. I'm contemplating short-changing a PG-made filter to see if the 6th one that went on today is like this too. That would be a 50% failure rate for me. I will be using PG-made filters from now on.
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Well, decided to do the fast changeover to a Microgard today. The 6th filter didn't fail with a cracked glue ring, but it was similarly defective. A lump of excess dried glue right at the media seam was creating a large gap around the center tube, even with the media in the can or with me applying some pressure by hand.
Nice pics. It's a roll of the dice with these filters. That is why I stopped using them. Great choice going to the Microgard Select.
