Hyundai 26300-35503 filter cut open

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The rust looks to be outside the O-ring, so was probably rusted after installation on the vehicle.
 

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Originally Posted By: JimPghPA
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This filter was used on a 2011 Elantra Touring SE (2.0L engine) for four months and 3,650 miles using Mobil Super 5w-30. Media was tight and clean with no problems. My only objection was the small amount of rust on the base plate. http://s1369.photobucket.com/user/EmmanuelRavelli/library/Hyundai%2026300-35503?sort=6&page=1
35503-26300 = 9203 NOT 3650
I almost forgot about that Yinzer sense of humor.
 

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Originally Posted By: dlundblad
Looks very good. How much does the dealer charge you for an OEM filter?
I paid $5.50 each at Oscaro. BTW the total OCI time was 8 months, but the car was in storage for 4 months over the winter.
 
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Originally Posted By: JimPghPA
35503-26300 = 9203 NOT 3650
35503-26300 would be the Hyundai/Kia part number for the OEM filter. These OEM filters are my favorite, but they're pretty pricey unless you buy them in bulk (gets down to $6/filter). I personally would trust them up to 10K miles, definitely can handle the 7,500 mile OEM OCI.
 

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Originally Posted By: knerml
You can get these filters for under $5 online: Qty-10 $45 Qty-40 $100
40 for $100 sounds like counterfeits.
 
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