Ford 6.7 psd oil filter 4.99 @ oreilly
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For $4.99 I don't know what the excitement is all about. This is from OReilly's web site, sounds like a $3.99 filter at best to me.
"Recommended for traditional oil and filter change intervals, typically 3,000 to 5,000 miles. Laboratory Test Performance per ISO 454812 13 grams dirt , 95% efficient at 29 microns".
"Recommended for traditional oil and filter change intervals, typically 3,000 to 5,000 miles. Laboratory Test Performance per ISO 454812 13 grams dirt , 95% efficient at 29 microns".
Perhaps. It's stamped made in USA and looks identical to the wix. I guess we'll see after 10k how it looks. I got 2 of them so I'll have at least 20k of uoa on them. Also those tests were based on a different filter but I see your point.
Edit:. That test is based on filters with cellulose media. This filter claims to have the better microglass media. I guess I could buy another and do a c&p. Might do that.
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Curious what tier level Wix, my thought is probably along the lines of a NAPA silver/protech manufactured Wix. 95% @ 29 microns would make it absolute I’m guessing in the 40 micron range.
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Sounds like a great deal to me. It has to be Wix made. I'm off to pick up a couple thanks!
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For a dollar less, I would use a Fram Extra Guard before that filter, it also claims microglass media and has better efficiency. My personal choice for your application would be a Motorcraft. For an initial run, I sure wouldn't go for a 10k run on them.
If you could point me to the extra guard for 3.99 I would appreciate it. That's cheaper than I've seen them by about 10 bucks or more.
For example it's 22 dollars at Walmart
FRAM Extra Guard H.D. Filter PH10890, 10K mile Change Interval Oil Filter - Walmart.com
Free 2-day shipping. Buy FRAM Extra Guard H.D. Filter PH10890, 10K mile Change Interval Oil Filter at Walmart.com
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Ok just as I thought. Lubener comes here thinking he's the smartest guy in the thread and ends up proving the opposite.
Implying we are all stupid for thinking this filter is a good deal at 4.99, telling us that a better filter can be had for 3.99 and then disappearing because he can't back up the claim.
I put this filter on and already have 1k on it. About another 6-8 k and I'll do a c&p for the forum.
Implying we are all stupid for thinking this filter is a good deal at 4.99, telling us that a better filter can be had for 3.99 and then disappearing because he can't back up the claim.
I put this filter on and already have 1k on it. About another 6-8 k and I'll do a c&p for the forum.
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I missed the engine on your heading, my mistake. You dragged this thread on long enough with your cheap jobber filters with nobody responding since Saturday .I hope your big head fits into your hat on these cold days.. You can continue being an instigator with your worthless chatter if it helps your ego but it is time to move on.
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I did a C&P of this filter vs the WIX for anyone that is interested.
WIX 57151 vs MGL57151 C&P Ford 6.7 PSD filter
Recently I found the MGL 57151oil filter for the Ford 6.7 Power Stroke Diesel at Oreilly's for $4.99 each. I thought it was a pretty good deal even for a jobber filter but there was some discussion as to whether it was a value at that price or not. So I decided to compare it to the regular Wix...
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