extended use on a purolator pics

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This filter came off of a Chevy Blazer 350. Unsure of the age or mileage, but it is a Purolator, and look how full the filter element is, not to mention the sludge everywhere.


My blackberry doesn't take the best pics, sorry all I had access to.

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Its funny i just looked at the oil in my 99 Corolla and said to myself i have to change that, it has 5000 miles on it and i saw some dirt in the oil on the dip stick it is a purolator classic with pennzoil 5w30
think i should worry? I just put a cup full of Marvel mystery oil in the oil and will change it this week
 
Originally Posted By: crazyoildude
... think i should worry?


Not at 5000 miles. Change it soon though.
 
Originally Posted By: Panzerman
That looked alot worse than the 25,000 mile Fram, Iam not sure if that is good or bad. I use Purolators.


There is no way there is anything wrong with that filter. In reality it prob help up pretty well. The owner must have just never changed the oil and added it as needed I'm guessing. It is a 350 Chevy which you could pretty much get away with never changing the oil as long as you keep oil in it.
 
Originally Posted By: Panzerman
That looked alot worse than the 25,000 mile Fram, Iam not sure if that is good or bad. I use Purolators.


I don't know how anyone could figure for one second that the sludge is the filters fault.
 
If this was a supertech that was all distorted people would be ready with torch and pitchfork in hand.

Thank you for the photos, filter was in there too long.
 
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Originally Posted By: JT1
Originally Posted By: Panzerman
That looked alot worse than the 25,000 mile Fram, Iam not sure if that is good or bad. I use Purolators.


I don't know how anyone could figure for one second that the sludge is the filters fault.


I do not believe panzerman was saying the sludge was the filters fault.
 
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