Originally Posted By: Gene K
Originally Posted By: finalyzd
Originally Posted By: Tempest
New filters don't filter as well as used filters. This is very odd and those charts aren't very helpful.
Dropping the filter also does remove some oil.
I keep hearing this statement. How do you know this? Or just theory?
Ive seen a fair number of studies through the years of filter media (not always specific to oil). Essentially the filter will filter better and better up to the point it causes the bypass to open. Thats because a layer of dirt helps close off a direct route through the pores becoming in essence a prefilter.
Do you change the filter each oil change?
Originally Posted By: finalyzd
Originally Posted By: Tempest
New filters don't filter as well as used filters. This is very odd and those charts aren't very helpful.
Dropping the filter also does remove some oil.
I keep hearing this statement. How do you know this? Or just theory?
Ive seen a fair number of studies through the years of filter media (not always specific to oil). Essentially the filter will filter better and better up to the point it causes the bypass to open. Thats because a layer of dirt helps close off a direct route through the pores becoming in essence a prefilter.
Do you change the filter each oil change?