Another youtube FRAM video

[Herz]

"All I know is Fram is the worse. I've cut one of those open before its held together by elmers glue and rubberbands"

LOL

 

[OilNerd]

After reading this thread, I bought a PH3387A with the groceries at Wally's, cut it open, and saw no glaring defects -- it was rather unremarkable, really.

I still don't care for the "engineered media" end caps or the thin can, but that's just personal preference.

I found a cache of AC Delco pre-Ecore PF47's and I'm in the process of draining the inventory at that location, as my budget permits.

 

[Texan4Life]

Originally Posted By: GMBoy
youtube has tons of oil filter "gurus" LOL!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iR-PfBXi33M&feature=related


"If I have a piece of plastic in my engine I'm gonna be p*ssed."

LOL

 

[Robenstein]

Originally Posted By: Texan4Life
Originally Posted By: GMBoy
youtube has tons of oil filter "gurus" LOL!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iR-PfBXi33M&feature=related


"If I have a piece of plastic in my engine I'm gonna be p*ssed."

LOL


Well he better not open up any modern engine then. Probably forgot that GM used those vinyl tooth cam gears for years.

 

[Gary Allan]

It was Nylon, btw. Working molten temp of 550F required for extrusion/injection. More than a match for engine temps. Very hard. Naturally, it has its limits for abrasive wear.

 

[RF Overlord]

Originally Posted By: dsmith41
There was a Fram engineer on here a couple weeks ago that said he was sent out by the company to defend their filters on internet forums. I wonder where he is?
The question you SHOULD be asking: "Why is FRAM the only company that needs to defend its filters?"

 

[postjeeprcr]

Originally Posted By: GMBoy
youtube has tons of oil filter "gurus" LOL!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iR-PfBXi33M&feature=related


Not nearly as many as this site.

 

[aquariuscsm]

Looks like the Wix was the best made of the bunch. Everyone you talk to seems to swear by them.