PG4612 vs X4612

[Wireman1987]

Inlet holes slightly smaller on the PG, tapping plates are noticeably different between the two. PG slightly taller over EG. I would say X4612 is more comparable to a Fram 6607 as the PG to a Fram 7317.

 

[DannyM]

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PG/EG has the 4610 which is the 7317 size afaik.

 

[Wireman1987]

Thanks for the share

 

[Wireman1987]

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PG/EG has the 4610 which is the 7317 size afaik.

.89 for the PG’s 2.11 on the EG’s

 

[CarsSimplified]

Wild to have that much of a size difference between the two! Seems like a "two application types, one part number" situation for the Ecogard X4612. They also list the Purolator L14622 as a cross reference, which if I remember correctly is a discontinued number.

I have a PG4610 in front of me and about half of the cross reference numbers are the same as the ones on the PG4612 box.

 

[Wireman1987]

Wild to have that much of a size difference between the two! Seems like a "two application types, one part number" situation for the Ecogard X4612. They also list the Purolator L14622 as a cross reference, which if I remember correctly is a discontinued number.

I have a PG4610 in front of me and about half of the cross reference numbers are the same as the ones on the PG4612 box.

That’s what I thought there’s a noticeable length difference

 

[DannyM]

.89 for the PG’s 2.11 on the EG’s

where at ?

 

[Wireman1987]

PG’s were from Walmart EG’s Amazon.

 

[Urshurak776]

where at ?

You could get a case of the PG4612's on walmart.com, shipped from Premium Guard for free, for $8.99. I bought two cases.

 

[Wireman1987]

You could get a case of the PG4612's on walmart.com, shipped from Premium Guard for free, for $8.99. I bought two cases.

That’s what I paid

 

[bullwinkle]

Wild to have that much of a size difference between the two! Seems like a "two application types, one part number" situation for the Ecogard X4612. They also list the Purolator L14622 as a cross reference, which if I remember correctly is a discontinued number.

I have a PG4610 in front of me and about half of the cross reference numbers are the same as the ones on the PG4612 box.

The PG4612 is one of those consolidated part numbers that quickie lubes use on everything that it will fit on. Jiffy Lube seems to very "good" at it.