Mobil 1 M1-209 tear-down

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I've had one of these sitting on my shelf since we sold the Focus so figured I'd do a C&P.

Observations:
- Can is quite thick and took a bit to get through
- Base/threaded-end bypass valve assembly
- Very heavy baseplate
- Lots of media/pleats, tightly packed, mostly uniform
- Media is a single layer of a cellulose/synthetic blend. It feels like cellulose and tears like cellulose
- Deflecting the bottom of one of the pleats at the potting didn't result in it tearing, which echos our experience with these filters, they don't seem to tear

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This is the Champ Labs made M1 with integrated thread end bypass. Some used this design, some used dome. Any date code on dome? When sold at Walmart were/are same price or more than the original Ultra. Topic filter a good filter.

M1 on shelves now, have a new manufacturer.
 
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