Where is a reliable online source for these filters?
I don’t trust Amazon..
Thx
I don’t trust Amazon..
Thx
Rock Auto is what I used
I never would have thought of thatRock Auto is what I used
Baldwin are ho-hum filters...nothing special and not worth putting a bunch of time in finding them...do a search here... just keeping it real...no offense intendedI checked out Fleetpride, the cost of Baldwin filters was cheap. I understand they are good filters. There is a fleetpride not too far from me.
I feel the same way-they are a good enough, well constructed rock catcher filter. Low efficiency, nitrile ADBV, not really worth the higher cost over a Premium Guard. But, the can thickness is good!Baldwin are ho-hum filters...nothing special and not worth putting a bunch of time in finding them...do a search here... just keeping it real...no offense intended
Don't feel bad you aren't alone..I’m trying to find another filter since wix went south. I was using microguard scelect but I went to get one at the parts store and it was five years old at least.
I just don’t know what to buy anymore.
AgreedBaldwin are ho-hum filters...nothing special and not worth putting a bunch of time in finding them...do a search here... just keeping it real...no offense intended
That's surprising unless it was some really odd ball filter application. I'd think O'Reilly moves MicroGard Selects a lot faster than that. How did you determine how old it was? What about a Mobil 1 (new build under Highline Warren) at Walmart.I’m trying to find another filter since wix went south. I was using microguard scelect but I went to get one at the parts store and it was five years old at least.
The only part of the date code on MicroGard Selects (and similar PGI filters) that is easy to decipher ls the first two digits which is the year.Best info on date code I got here. Maybe it’s wrong???