Carquest Premium 84502 C&P

[BrendanC]

2020 silverado 2500HD 6.6L L8T 130k miles

in service 13k miles

out/off: 8 quarts HPL PCEO 5w-40 with carquest premium 84593

in/on: same but with Carquest Extended protection P84502

looks great as always. this truck is still consuming some oil, looks like the HPL is still cleaning though.

 

[53' Stude]

2020 silverado 2500HD 6.6L L8T 130k miles

in service 13k miles

out/off: 8 quarts HPL PCEO 5w-40 with carquest premium 84593

in/on: same but with Carquest Extended protection P84502

looks great as always. this truck is still consuming some oil, looks like the HPL is still cleaning though.

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Thank You for all your hard work today. Kinda anxious to see your Honda filter and your wife’s Honda filters cut open too

 

[GW.]

Walk in the park!! Looks excellent

 

[Impatient]

@BrendanC thanks for your C&P’s
Questions for you:

You say:
2020 silverado 2500HD 6.6L L8T 130k miles
in service 13k miles
out/off: 8 quarts HPL PCEO 5w-40 with carquest premium 84593
in/on: same but with Carquest Extended protection P84502

Pictures are of a used 84502. I assume that “84593” is a typo??

And, I noticed you’ve been running these”10k” 84502 filters out to 12k+ miles. But now you are installing some “extended protection” versions. Is this a “just for the heck of it” or “just because I should,” or some other reason??

I just picked up a couple 10k Premium 84502 , but intend to run them longer, is why I’m asking…and with HPL. So I’m concerned/interested if I should return them for the more expensive extended protection versions? I need to search for where I thought I read the EP versions are not as efficient.

Your thoughts?

 

[BrendanC]

@BrendanC thanks for your C&P’s
Questions for you:

You say:
2020 silverado 2500HD 6.6L L8T 130k miles
in service 13k miles
out/off: 8 quarts HPL PCEO 5w-40 with carquest premium 84593
in/on: same but with Carquest Extended protection P84502

Pictures are of a used 84502. I assume that “84593” is a typo??

And, I noticed you’ve been running these”10k” 84502 filters out to 12k+ miles. But now you are installing some “extended protection” versions. Is this a “just for the heck of it” or “just because I should,” or some other reason??

I just picked up a couple 10k Premium 84502 , but intend to run them longer, is why I’m asking…and with HPL. So I’m concerned/interested if I should return them for the more expensive extended protection versions? I need to search for where I thought I read the EP versions are not as efficient.

Your thoughts?

it was a typo. i’m installing the EP versions because i want the mesh backing. i’d trust the premiums even further if i had to.

 

[ZeeOSix]

I need to search for where I thought I read the EP versions are not as efficient.

I believe the Carquest EP is 99% @ 25u instead of 20u like the Carquest Premium. But the EP is rated up to 20K miles instead of 10K miles for the Premium.

 

[Impatient]

I believe the Carquest EP is 99% @ 25u instead of 20u like the Carquest Premium. But the EP is rated up to 20K miles instead of 10K miles for the Premium.

OK, not as big a it a difference as I had thought. I’m pretty new to this new generation of “best cost effective filters non-US filters. I had my eye on a Pentius XL off Amazon, but the ones for $9 disappeared. I haven’t really deciphered Microguard and STP yet, but like that I could look at the CQP before buying and the open end had a plastic (cellophane) seal which allowed me to peak inside, meanwhile protected from moisture, dirt, and critters. And supposedly efficient as any for 10k.