Does anyone have a link to company specifications for Motorcraft oil filters? I can't seem to find it on their Web site.
Motorcraft Specs?
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motorcraft filters are made by purolator.
they're a purolator pure one in a purolator plus casing.
they're a purolator pure one in a purolator plus casing.
Originally Posted By: EricF
motorcraft filters are made by purolator.
they're a purolator pure one in a purolator plus casing.
No they are not, That is an opinion from someone that cut open filters and posted his opinion of them on a web site.
motorcraft filters are made by purolator.
they're a purolator pure one in a purolator plus casing.
No they are not, That is an opinion from someone that cut open filters and posted his opinion of them on a web site.
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Originally Posted By: EricF
motorcraft filters are made by purolator.
they're a purolator pure one in a purolator plus casing.
No they are not, That is an opinion from someone that cut open filters and posted his opinion of them on a web site.
Exactly.
They are a decent filter built to Ford's specs. If you want the details, probably best to phone Ford.
Originally Posted By: EricF
motorcraft filters are made by purolator.
they're a purolator pure one in a purolator plus casing.
No they are not, That is an opinion from someone that cut open filters and posted his opinion of them on a web site.
Exactly.
They are a decent filter built to Ford's specs. If you want the details, probably best to phone Ford.
Pure one has a different media and has a dome end bypass. The Motorcraft filters have Base end bypass on them.
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As was said, they're 100% assured to meet Ford's OEM performance specifications as an OEM aftermarket filter.
I've never seen a source for the particulars on them.
I've never seen a source for the particulars on them.
Ive seen particulars posted for the new FL-820S here before. However the OP didnt specify which particular Motorcraft oil filter he was inquiring about. So I did not bother to locate it.
In particular I was thinking of the FL1A, the FL820S, and if there is an equivalent to the PL14610. For a variety of different vehicles. I wonder why they keep the specs. to themselves? They appear to be pretty good filters, especially for the price, from what I've read on here.
Originally Posted By: Onmo'Eegusee
Pure one has a different media and has a dome end bypass. The Motorcraft filters have Base end bypass on them.
Not all of the Motorcraft filters have base bypass valves.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...446#Post1521446
Pure one has a different media and has a dome end bypass. The Motorcraft filters have Base end bypass on them.
Not all of the Motorcraft filters have base bypass valves.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...446#Post1521446
I was generalizing. The ones made for Fords usually do.
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Wherever this data exists from the manufacturer is what we need.
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FL-820
http://home.mindspring.com/~cewhite3nc/id9.html
"Efficiency @ 20 Microns % ...... 80%"
Ouch ... I would have thought it would be better than that.
FL-820
http://home.mindspring.com/~cewhite3nc/id9.html
"Efficiency @ 20 Microns % ...... 80%"
Ouch ... I would have thought it would be better than that.
GA posted the specs from the filter study for the FL 820S. You also might want to read the commentary in the same filter study as regards the efficency spec.
Scroll down and read the comments after Group4 "ACDelco PF1250", you might find it interesting.
http://home.mindspring.com/~ed_white/id7.html
Scroll down and read the comments after Group4 "ACDelco PF1250", you might find it interesting.
http://home.mindspring.com/~ed_white/id7.html
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