filter recommendation

[dgee]

1996 Jeep Grand CHerokee 4.0L I6

trying to do an oil change and want to know which filter to use

 

[Herz]

If your engine usese the 16 filter, I really like supertech ones for 2.80 a pop they are great for regular OCIs. I use them on my 2.5 jeep with no issues now for over 2 years.

 

[Panzerman]

I would use a Purolator or a Wix filter. I have always had Dodges and thats all I ever used. Look down inside that Super Tech and if you can live with that "Lego" cage, then its your call.

 

[daman]

WIX, P1,NAPA GOLD,CQ Red.

 

[DieselTech]

Pureone or bosch

 

[labman]

Originally Posted By: defektes
If your engine usese the 16 filter, I really like supertech ones for 2.80 a pop they are great for regular OCIs. I use them on my 2.5 jeep with no issues now for over 2 years.


+1 Ignore the fear mongerers.

 

[beast3300]

Supertech from walmart or valucraft from Autozone. I have used the e-cores since they came out. I only switched recently to the Pureone because of the good stuff I read about it here. So far the P1 hasn't failed to impress. I liked the P1 so much that I bought a [censored] of them from Amazon. That is another great thing I found thanks to BITOG.

 

[Mr Nice]

Supertech or Purolator Premium Plus

 

[SuperBusa]

Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
... or Purolator Premium Plus


Known as the "Purolator Classic" these days.

 

[sparkplug]

Purolator PureOne. I don't remember the original size but the PureOne 30001 is a great filter, just a little longer.

 

[hardcore302]

pure one, or the classic if your wallet so chooses. NAPA is decent. Stay away from proline if that's available...

 

[sw99]

Try the ST8, it's a slightly larger filter. I used them on my 242ci's all the time. Great filter at a great price.

 

[95busa]

PH8A sized, pick the brand

 

[Bottom_Feeder]

Originally Posted By: hardcore302
...or the classic if your wallet so chooses... Stay away from proline if that's available...


Why? It's the same filter, just a buck cheaper.

 

[bmwtechguy]

Get one of the oil change specials at AutoZone or Advance that includes a Purolator or Bosch oil filter. You really cannot go wrong there.

 

[Buick92]

My dad has an 04 Jeep Grand with the 4.0, it's seen nothing but Fram oil filters and yes it's still alive, I've never noticed any strange noises and he has not had any issues using Fram oil filters.