This filter a dealer installed Gonher made oem off a Rogue. It was on ~4700 miles, ~6months. Had a wide pleat at seam pleat, but no tear(s). Biggest issue as topic noted, the adbv. Prior to opening the can I had noticed the Rogue had a start up rattle and very little if any oil came out of inlet holes when I opened a couple to further drain the filter. I didn't think much of the rattle as 2.5L ime not the quietest. I did think it a little odd no extra oil drain as I generally get a fair amount to drain. With new filter installed, no start up rattle. Replaced with 5qts AAP close out Idemitsu 0w20 and PL14612, less than $7 all in.
First few pics show how I found the adbv when the can was opened. It was convex to baseplate, same as another recent Nissan filter posted here. I first thought the adbv had been installed upside down until I saw how easily the adbv popped into the correct concave to baseplate shape. So, I suspect sometime after assembly the oil pressure on adbv is pushing the adbv down the outlet flange, making the adbv useless. Even though there's an adbv collar, the flat compression spring seems to have just enough pressure to hold the internals in place. It also means that there's a potential area of bypass where the uncovered outlet flange meets the baseplate. Found another topic Nissan posted here, same issue.
This pic shows how adbv should look in proper form.
First few pics show how I found the adbv when the can was opened. It was convex to baseplate, same as another recent Nissan filter posted here. I first thought the adbv had been installed upside down until I saw how easily the adbv popped into the correct concave to baseplate shape. So, I suspect sometime after assembly the oil pressure on adbv is pushing the adbv down the outlet flange, making the adbv useless. Even though there's an adbv collar, the flat compression spring seems to have just enough pressure to hold the internals in place. It also means that there's a potential area of bypass where the uncovered outlet flange meets the baseplate. Found another topic Nissan posted here, same issue.
This pic shows how adbv should look in proper form.