I have two advance auto parts oil filters protection plus total grip # AA3675 does anyone know what this filter fits or what it cross referances advance stopped making this filter according to a parts guy working there it is in an orange box.. Im pretty sure it is a purolator it does say on the box that it is not made by honeywell makers of fram, guess thats good..
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It's a Purolator Premium Plus with less surface area. It's a good filter for the money. The AA filter use the Fram part numbers. Check the Fram website for PH3675 fitment guide.
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Originally Posted By: crazyoildude
I have two advance auto parts oil filters protection plus total grip # AA3675 does anyone know what this filter fits or what it cross referances advance stopped making this filter according to a parts guy working there it is in an orange box.. Im pretty sure it is a purolator it does say on the box that it is not made by honeywell makers of fram, guess thats good..
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Part Number: 51522
UPC Number: 765809515222
Principal Application: AMC (82-86), GM, Saturn (93-09), Jeep (81-86), Isuzu (03-09), Saab (06-09)
All Applications
Style: Spin-On Lube Filter
Service: Lube
Type: Full Flow
Media: Paper
Height: 4.526
Outer Diameter Top: 2.921
Outer Diameter Bottom: Closed
Thread Size: 13/16-16
By-Pass Valve Setting-PSI: None
Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
Burst Pressure-PSI: 290
Max Flow Rate: 9-11 GPM
Nominal Micron Rating: 15
Gasket Diameters
Number O.D. I.D. Thk.
Attached 2.734 2.430 0.226
I have two advance auto parts oil filters protection plus total grip # AA3675 does anyone know what this filter fits or what it cross referances advance stopped making this filter according to a parts guy working there it is in an orange box.. Im pretty sure it is a purolator it does say on the box that it is not made by honeywell makers of fram, guess thats good..
Wix filter site
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Part Number: 51522
UPC Number: 765809515222
Principal Application: AMC (82-86), GM, Saturn (93-09), Jeep (81-86), Isuzu (03-09), Saab (06-09)
All Applications
Style: Spin-On Lube Filter
Service: Lube
Type: Full Flow
Media: Paper
Height: 4.526
Outer Diameter Top: 2.921
Outer Diameter Bottom: Closed
Thread Size: 13/16-16
By-Pass Valve Setting-PSI: None
Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
Burst Pressure-PSI: 290
Max Flow Rate: 9-11 GPM
Nominal Micron Rating: 15
Gasket Diameters
Number O.D. I.D. Thk.
Attached 2.734 2.430 0.226
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thanks guys...do they still make those advance auto oil filters?
I don't believe so. They were clearing them out a year or two ago at BOGO.
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It was a sale. They still have them in the back for commercial accounts. They will sell them to you if you ask. 2.88 ea regular price.
Originally Posted By: bmwtechguy
It was a sale. They still have them in the back for commercial accounts. They will sell them to you if you ask. 2.88 ea regular price.
+1 and they say not made by Fram because on the front of the red box they come in, it says compare to Fram. If you look at any Advance branded product it will say compare to another product. Bad thing is on a shelf you can only really compare price.
http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductGuide.aspx?mfrcode=ADV&mfrpartnumber=AA3675
It was a sale. They still have them in the back for commercial accounts. They will sell them to you if you ask. 2.88 ea regular price.
+1 and they say not made by Fram because on the front of the red box they come in, it says compare to Fram. If you look at any Advance branded product it will say compare to another product. Bad thing is on a shelf you can only really compare price.
http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductGuide.aspx?mfrcode=ADV&mfrpartnumber=AA3675
Local AA claims it has no more AA filters; they were all sent back. They say.
Originally Posted By: dwendt44
Local AA claims it has no more AA filters; they were all sent back. They say.
That's a shame. That's a filter that was a good "bang for the buck". I liked them and used a number of them. I think a number of us here liked them for 3-5k OCI's.
Now, I get the ProSelects at NAPA for $2.99.
Local AA claims it has no more AA filters; they were all sent back. They say.
That's a shame. That's a filter that was a good "bang for the buck". I liked them and used a number of them. I think a number of us here liked them for 3-5k OCI's.
Now, I get the ProSelects at NAPA for $2.99.
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The TG was a great buy ..and even better at BOGO. Mine still has them behind the counter ..but when asked, the counter guy said "maybe" as to availability.
Originally Posted By: Gary Allan
The TG was a great buy ..and even better at BOGO. Mine still has them behind the counter ..but when asked, the counter guy said "maybe" as to availability.
"maybe", now that's an interesting (vague) answer.
They're still behind the counter at the nearest AAP. I recently purchased a few. I don't know if they are still manufacturing them, but I may try to get at least one more for my stash. Coincidentally, I do happen to know a manager there, whether that helped or not, I don't know.
The BOGO was quite a deal, I don't think I realized how good back then. Hindsight, I wish I'd bought more. The total grip makes them easy to install and remove. I think AAP moved them to the back because of the direct competition with the PuroP+.
The TG was a great buy ..and even better at BOGO. Mine still has them behind the counter ..but when asked, the counter guy said "maybe" as to availability.
"maybe", now that's an interesting (vague) answer.
They're still behind the counter at the nearest AAP. I recently purchased a few. I don't know if they are still manufacturing them, but I may try to get at least one more for my stash. Coincidentally, I do happen to know a manager there, whether that helped or not, I don't know.
The BOGO was quite a deal, I don't think I realized how good back then. Hindsight, I wish I'd bought more. The total grip makes them easy to install and remove. I think AAP moved them to the back because of the direct competition with the PuroP+.
Originally Posted By: sayjac
I think AAP moved them to the back because of the direct competition with the PuroP+.
It appears that the AAP total grip filter may have been a consumer test run for the total grip concept to appear on a high end product, the Pure one filter.
We liked it, and it worked. Now, we're being asked to pay more for it on the Pure One.
I think AAP moved them to the back because of the direct competition with the PuroP+.
It appears that the AAP total grip filter may have been a consumer test run for the total grip concept to appear on a high end product, the Pure one filter.
We liked it, and it worked. Now, we're being asked to pay more for it on the Pure One.
The last batch I bought was a BOGO deal when they opened a new location in town.
They limited quantities but that just meant I had to make three trips there over the weekend.
I guess the O'Reilly's or Pep Boys house brand filters will still work. They are Purolator (Bosch, Arvin Meritor, whatever?) too.
They limited quantities but that just meant I had to make three trips there over the weekend.
I guess the O'Reilly's or Pep Boys house brand filters will still work. They are Purolator (Bosch, Arvin Meritor, whatever?) too.
I liked them also. It stinks they quit offering them. I just ordered a case of 51040's from Fleet Filter so I won't have to worry about running out for awhile.
Originally Posted By: sayjac
Originally Posted By: Gary Allan
The TG was a great buy ..and even better at BOGO. Mine still has them behind the counter ..but when asked, the counter guy said "maybe" as to availability.
"maybe", now that's an interesting (vague) answer.
They're still behind the counter at the nearest AAP. I recently purchased a few. I don't know if they are still manufacturing them, but I may try to get at least one more for my stash. Coincidentally, I do happen to know a manager there, whether that helped or not, I don't know.
The BOGO was quite a deal, I don't think I realized how good back then. Hindsight, I wish I'd bought more. The total grip makes them easy to install and remove. I think AAP moved them to the back because of the direct competition with the PuroP+.
They moved them to the back for commercial accounts, but the general public should still be able to buy them. They used to and still do sell PowerFlo to commercial accounts which is a Purolator product also.
Originally Posted By: Gary Allan
The TG was a great buy ..and even better at BOGO. Mine still has them behind the counter ..but when asked, the counter guy said "maybe" as to availability.
"maybe", now that's an interesting (vague) answer.
They're still behind the counter at the nearest AAP. I recently purchased a few. I don't know if they are still manufacturing them, but I may try to get at least one more for my stash. Coincidentally, I do happen to know a manager there, whether that helped or not, I don't know.
The BOGO was quite a deal, I don't think I realized how good back then. Hindsight, I wish I'd bought more. The total grip makes them easy to install and remove. I think AAP moved them to the back because of the direct competition with the PuroP+.
They moved them to the back for commercial accounts, but the general public should still be able to buy them. They used to and still do sell PowerFlo to commercial accounts which is a Purolator product also.
I agree
Originally Posted By: postjeeprcr
They moved them to the back for commercial accounts, but the general public should still be able to buy them. They used to and still do sell PowerFlo to commercial accounts which is a Purolator product also.
My local store has them in the back too.
For my Toyota, they are $2.88 each.
That's just a couple of dimes away from the regular white/blue box Purolator sitting on the shelf out front.
If it's the Purolator with a different paint job, it's worth asking for.
If it has less filtering material in its element, I would have to pass.
They moved them to the back for commercial accounts, but the general public should still be able to buy them. They used to and still do sell PowerFlo to commercial accounts which is a Purolator product also.
My local store has them in the back too.
For my Toyota, they are $2.88 each.
That's just a couple of dimes away from the regular white/blue box Purolator sitting on the shelf out front.
If it's the Purolator with a different paint job, it's worth asking for.
If it has less filtering material in its element, I would have to pass.
Originally Posted By: SilverC6
Originally Posted By: postjeeprcr
They moved them to the back for commercial accounts, but the general public should still be able to buy them. They used to and still do sell PowerFlo to commercial accounts which is a Purolator product also.
My local store has them in the back too.
For my Toyota, they are $2.88 each.
That's just a couple of dimes away from the regular white/blue box Purolator sitting on the shelf out front.
If it's the Purolator with a different paint job, it's worth asking for.
If it has less filtering material in its element, I would have to pass.
The height of the material is the same and the Purolator had 68 pleats (part number L14670) and the Advance filter had 58 pleats (part number AA16).
Originally Posted By: postjeeprcr
They moved them to the back for commercial accounts, but the general public should still be able to buy them. They used to and still do sell PowerFlo to commercial accounts which is a Purolator product also.
My local store has them in the back too.
For my Toyota, they are $2.88 each.
That's just a couple of dimes away from the regular white/blue box Purolator sitting on the shelf out front.
If it's the Purolator with a different paint job, it's worth asking for.
If it has less filtering material in its element, I would have to pass.
The height of the material is the same and the Purolator had 68 pleats (part number L14670) and the Advance filter had 58 pleats (part number AA16).
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