Bought some oil filters here in Toronto
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Originally Posted By: Robb.
Originally Posted By: KCJeep
Mahle's for $4.99, nice. Always wanted to try one of their canister filters.
And that is a Canadian price !
Anyone know why the Baldwin B161-S and B1402 are so different in size ?
They are both for basically the same engine.
If anyone has cutouts for the baldwin or Man filters, please post them.
Originally Posted By: JC1
Where did you buy the filters in Toronto?
Regards, JC.
http://www.bercoautomotive.com/
Originally Posted By: earlyre
The Bosch and Mann, since they are US made Models, are Purolators.
not insinuating anything good, bad, or otherwise, Just Putting the info out there.
So they are prone to element failure too ?
Im not buying bosch any longer, and may return the Mann now you tell me this and pickup a few more Mahle.
Wait.. actually its champ labs that makes Purolator I thought?
I thought champ labs makes many oil filters on the market to the spec of the company selling them.
Also MANN is good.... and just b/c Purolator is having problems does NOT mean they use the same filter element / celluose filter.
I wouldnt hesitate to use a MANN oil filter or Air FIlter or Fuel Filter.
MANN is good HIGH Quality Product...
Originally Posted By: KCJeep
Mahle's for $4.99, nice. Always wanted to try one of their canister filters.
And that is a Canadian price !
Anyone know why the Baldwin B161-S and B1402 are so different in size ?
They are both for basically the same engine.
If anyone has cutouts for the baldwin or Man filters, please post them.
Originally Posted By: JC1
Where did you buy the filters in Toronto?
Regards, JC.
http://www.bercoautomotive.com/
Originally Posted By: earlyre
The Bosch and Mann, since they are US made Models, are Purolators.
not insinuating anything good, bad, or otherwise, Just Putting the info out there.
So they are prone to element failure too ?
Im not buying bosch any longer, and may return the Mann now you tell me this and pickup a few more Mahle.
Wait.. actually its champ labs that makes Purolator I thought?
I thought champ labs makes many oil filters on the market to the spec of the company selling them.
Also MANN is good.... and just b/c Purolator is having problems does NOT mean they use the same filter element / celluose filter.
I wouldnt hesitate to use a MANN oil filter or Air FIlter or Fuel Filter.
MANN is good HIGH Quality Product...
Too bad you don't have a Peavey Mart in Ontario. The Hastings versions are there and very nicely priced. Acklands here has the Baldwins, but unless you set up a corporate account, they want atrocious dollars for them.
To me, the best buy in the bunch was the made in Austria Mahle, quite different than their Mexican made filters. One of the best deals I've seen for Honda oil filters is the Hastings LF240 at www.zoro.com for $4.67 each with no sales tax and free shipping over $25.
Originally Posted By: David1
Id say Baldwin probably the best in your line up.
I agree ... Baldwin oil filters are very well made. I have some in my oil filter stash.
Id say Baldwin probably the best in your line up.
I agree ... Baldwin oil filters are very well made. I have some in my oil filter stash.
Originally Posted By: NormanBuntz
To me, the best buy in the bunch was the made in Austria Mahle, quite different than their Mexican made filters. One of the best deals I've seen for Honda oil filters is the Hastings LF240 at www.zoro.com for $4.67 each with no sales tax and free shipping over $25.
Not to to long ago a guy showed a Mahle oil filter that he cut open and most were not impressed.. It looked nothing like the video Mahle shows on you tube.
Not saying Mahle is bad.... or it could of just been a isolated incedent.
but I remain firm.... Baldwin is the best in the list and then MANN.
To me, the best buy in the bunch was the made in Austria Mahle, quite different than their Mexican made filters. One of the best deals I've seen for Honda oil filters is the Hastings LF240 at www.zoro.com for $4.67 each with no sales tax and free shipping over $25.
Not to to long ago a guy showed a Mahle oil filter that he cut open and most were not impressed.. It looked nothing like the video Mahle shows on you tube.
Not saying Mahle is bad.... or it could of just been a isolated incedent.
but I remain firm.... Baldwin is the best in the list and then MANN.
Originally Posted By: NormanBuntz
One of the best deals I've seen for Honda oil filters is the Hastings LF240 at www.zoro.com for $4.67 each with no sales tax and free shipping over $25.
Yes, i wanted to try Hastings, but couldnt find them.
One of the best deals I've seen for Honda oil filters is the Hastings LF240 at www.zoro.com for $4.67 each with no sales tax and free shipping over $25.
Yes, i wanted to try Hastings, but couldnt find them.
Originally Posted By: David1
but I remain firm.... Baldwin is the best in the list and then MANN.
Gonna try the Baldwin on my 88 civic this winter,
but I remain firm.... Baldwin is the best in the list and then MANN.
Gonna try the Baldwin on my 88 civic this winter,
Just got my oil changed today and I didnt have any oil filters left..but the shop used a FRAM Oil filter for my 1988 civic.
Does anyone have a pic of the actual filter inner ?
thanks
Does anyone have a pic of the actual filter inner ?
thanks
Originally Posted by Robb.
Just got my oil changed today and I didnt have any oil filters left..but the shop used a FRAM Oil filter for my 1988 civic.
Does anyone have a pic of the actual filter inner ?
thanks
Yes I've seen pics of some online. Here's one.
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Just got my oil changed today and I didnt have any oil filters left..but the shop used a FRAM Oil filter for my 1988 civic.
Does anyone have a pic of the actual filter inner ?
thanks
Yes I've seen pics of some online. Here's one.
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