First oil change coming soon. I have new gold PureOnes and Factory Hyundai filters on hand. Plan to change the oil at 2k and run 'til 5K then go with a 5k pattern. Would you use the Pureone or the Hyundai filter for this 3K run? The Hyundai filter looks so good that I am tempted to save them for 5K use.
Hyundai factory filter or Pure One?
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I'd use either for a 5k run!
You changing the oil @ 2k will get most of the break in metals out and either filter will be fine with any oil for a 5k OCI.
Enjoy the new car!
Bill
You changing the oil @ 2k will get most of the break in metals out and either filter will be fine with any oil for a 5k OCI.
Enjoy the new car!
Bill
Only you can answer this question. Its pure subjective choice on your part at this stage. Have you read anything objectionable about either filter in your application?
Hyundai has a TSB about not using nonOEM filters, so you may want to stick with genuine Hyundai (and keep the boxes for proof).
John
John
Get the TSB and the free filters that they owe you then!
Any specific brands mentioned on the TSB? Like Bill wrote above, if they require only their oem brand they have to supply free of charge. Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (P.L. 93-637)
Hyundai has released a TSB (#05-20-002) "Use of aftermarket engine oil filters causing engine knocking noise.” The TSB notes that, “Some vehicles may experience an engine knock noise with the use of aftermarket oil filters. Aftermarket oil filters may use different materials, construction and specifications than genuine Hyundai oil filters, which may lead to pressure variations within the engine, thus contributing to an engine knocking noise.”
Save yourself the hassle, use genuine parts! Don't forget your drain plug gaskets.
Please include your VIN number to ensure you recieve the correct filter.
26300-35503 (spin on)
All Hyundai vehicles prior to 2006.
Accent 1995 and up 1.5L/1.6L engines
Elantra 1991 and up 1.8/2.0 engines
Elantra Touring 2009 and up
Excel 85-94
Genesis Coupe 2010 and up 2.0L engine only
Scoupe 1991-95
Santa Fe 2001-06 2.4L/2.7L/3.5L engines
Santa Fe 2007-08 2.7L engine built before 10/19/07
Sonata 1988-05 2.0L/2.4L/2.5L/2.7L/3.0L engines
Sonata 2006 and up 2.4L engine only
Tiburon 1996 and up 1.8L/2.0L/2.7L engines
Tucson 2005 and up 2.0L/2.7L engines
XG300/350 2000-05 3.0L/3.5L engines
26300-3E010 (spin on)
Santa Fe 2008 and up 2.7L engine built after 10/19/07
Hyundai has released a TSB (#05-20-002) "Use of aftermarket engine oil filters causing engine knocking noise.” The TSB notes that, “Some vehicles may experience an engine knock noise with the use of aftermarket oil filters. Aftermarket oil filters may use different materials, construction and specifications than genuine Hyundai oil filters, which may lead to pressure variations within the engine, thus contributing to an engine knocking noise.”
Save yourself the hassle, use genuine parts! Don't forget your drain plug gaskets.
Please include your VIN number to ensure you recieve the correct filter.
26300-35503 (spin on)
All Hyundai vehicles prior to 2006.
Accent 1995 and up 1.5L/1.6L engines
Elantra 1991 and up 1.8/2.0 engines
Elantra Touring 2009 and up
Excel 85-94
Genesis Coupe 2010 and up 2.0L engine only
Scoupe 1991-95
Santa Fe 2001-06 2.4L/2.7L/3.5L engines
Santa Fe 2007-08 2.7L engine built before 10/19/07
Sonata 1988-05 2.0L/2.4L/2.5L/2.7L/3.0L engines
Sonata 2006 and up 2.4L engine only
Tiburon 1996 and up 1.8L/2.0L/2.7L engines
Tucson 2005 and up 2.0L/2.7L engines
XG300/350 2000-05 3.0L/3.5L engines
26300-3E010 (spin on)
Santa Fe 2008 and up 2.7L engine built after 10/19/07
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Rumor Heard: Fram has DELISTED their Hyundai Elantra applications (i.e., they do NOT sell filter for Elantras).
I've ran a couple Napa Gold's 1334 and 2 Purolator PP 14559 and am about to use my first Made in China Pro Select 1334. No issue yet in long OCI's.
This is in my '08 Sonata 4 cyl. Never used the OEM filter.
This is in my '08 Sonata 4 cyl. Never used the OEM filter.
Originally Posted By: ARCOgraphite
Rumor Heard: Fram has DELISTED their Hyundai Elantra applications (i.e., they do NOT sell filter for Elantras).
That would seem to explain what I saw in "the book" at Autozone when I was searching for a Fram TG for my wife's 1999 Elantra since I already have too many filters for our trucks as part of the oil change specials. Seems they are delisting Fram for most applications. I had to cross reference other filters and then find the matching Fram.
Next time I will have to consult Bill in Utah's link before making the trip.
Rumor Heard: Fram has DELISTED their Hyundai Elantra applications (i.e., they do NOT sell filter for Elantras).
That would seem to explain what I saw in "the book" at Autozone when I was searching for a Fram TG for my wife's 1999 Elantra since I already have too many filters for our trucks as part of the oil change specials. Seems they are delisting Fram for most applications. I had to cross reference other filters and then find the matching Fram.
Next time I will have to consult Bill in Utah's link before making the trip.
The Hyundai filters are top notch. I use them in my Elantra. They have solid construction and lots of media. They would be good to 7500 miles at least.
Sorry it was a hyundai thread from 2006. My Boo Boo.
So... who makes the Hyundai filters?
Or do they actually have their own filter plant?
Or do they actually have their own filter plant?
Originally Posted By: Popinski
Hyundai filters are the only filters that I have ever seen that are sealed. Even the expensive K and N and Mobil 1 filters are not sealed.
Do you mean the box or the baseplate? This $1.49 "pronto" has plastic on the baseplate, is made in china, and is suprisingly heavy.
I have to +1 on the quality of hyundai brand filters. The one I saw unabashedly also had the kia logo on it.
Hyundai filters are the only filters that I have ever seen that are sealed. Even the expensive K and N and Mobil 1 filters are not sealed.
Do you mean the box or the baseplate? This $1.49 "pronto" has plastic on the baseplate, is made in china, and is suprisingly heavy.
I have to +1 on the quality of hyundai brand filters. The one I saw unabashedly also had the kia logo on it.
Of course, Kia is a division of Hyundai Kia Automotive group. They share many components.
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Originally Posted By: jennings
First oil change coming soon. I have new gold PureOnes and Factory Hyundai filters on hand. Plan to change the oil at 2k and run 'til 5K then go with a 5k pattern. Would you use the Pureone or the Hyundai filter for this 3K run? The Hyundai filter looks so good that I am tempted to save them for 5K use.
I had a 2002 Elantra that I traded for a 2009 Sonata and only use the Factory Hyundai filters. They appear to be very good quality and don't cost more than other off the shelf filters. I can't imagine why anyone wouldn't stay with the factory filters especially if you want documentation for warrantee issues that could come up in the future.
First oil change coming soon. I have new gold PureOnes and Factory Hyundai filters on hand. Plan to change the oil at 2k and run 'til 5K then go with a 5k pattern. Would you use the Pureone or the Hyundai filter for this 3K run? The Hyundai filter looks so good that I am tempted to save them for 5K use.
I had a 2002 Elantra that I traded for a 2009 Sonata and only use the Factory Hyundai filters. They appear to be very good quality and don't cost more than other off the shelf filters. I can't imagine why anyone wouldn't stay with the factory filters especially if you want documentation for warrantee issues that could come up in the future.
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