Originally Posted By: webfors
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
If a Purolator had pleats that spaced apart, the media would have most likely torn. Grit on the dirty side of the media is good ... means it's doing it's job, and also means the motor is dirty.
Exactly. There's no excuse for Puro's media to tear even with the terrible pleating. This indicates a media quality issue. Fram's media doesn't have this problem.
Exactly, ugly sometimes but it works.