Hello folks. Noticing premium guard KIA/HYUNDAI spin filters I see at work now not have silicone ADBV. Anyone else notice this?
Premium Guard KIA/OEM spin filters no longer have silicone adbv
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Thanks for the premium guard Kia/Hyundai spin filter information. I have not bought a Kia filter in about a year so I am unable to tell you if there have been any changes. If there are changes, the new filters might have a different part number as they have changed in the past. Also, thank you for the C & P's last weekend. Irishman
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The KIA/Hyundai engines don’t last long enough to need a silicone ADBV. 
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Maybe in how you take care of them? A buddy of mine put 458k on a Kia Forte and it still runs fine. He actually bought another one he was so happy.The KIA/Hyundai engines don’t last long enough to need a silicone ADBV.
If they are clones, why not use Mann filters?
Think they are made by MANN/HUMMEL to begin with.
That's the point, just get Mann W811/80, RA has them @ $4 or so. Why buy clones if you can get the original filter.
Well some of our locations use the Premium Guards cause they are cheap. I’ll let them know about RockAuto
That's disappointing to hear
The one's I bought back in November still had them
Maybe I should see if I can get my hands on some old stock?
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/compare-contrast-hyundai-oe-vs-premium-guard.375829/
The one's I bought back in November still had them
Maybe I should see if I can get my hands on some old stock?
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/compare-contrast-hyundai-oe-vs-premium-guard.375829/
What could cause these Hyundai/Kia engines to hit excess of 280 psi? My family has two of those vehicles.....yikes. Something else with these engines, as if we don't have enough issues with them already.
I'll admit I'm not that familiar with the PG "Hyun/Kia OEM" clones. That said, doing away with silicone for nitrile adbv would be surprising. That said, the PG bulletin/alert on their filters for Hyun/Kia shouldn't be related to an adbv material change.
Not the first a bulletin has been seen from aftermarket filters used on Hyun/Kia. Iirc, PrimeGuard had a similar alert/bulletin posted on this subforum some time ago.
'IMO' I think it's more some issue with Hyun/Kia oil pressurization system than a fault in the filters themselves. And, the use aftermarket filters make an easy target for fault finding. My.02
Not the first a bulletin has been seen from aftermarket filters used on Hyun/Kia. Iirc, PrimeGuard had a similar alert/bulletin posted on this subforum some time ago.
'IMO' I think it's more some issue with Hyun/Kia oil pressurization system than a fault in the filters themselves. And, the use aftermarket filters make an easy target for fault finding. My.02
They aren’t clones, right? The way I read the document is they bought Hyundai/Kia filters and are reselling them. That’s why I posted it, it isn’t a change in their ADBV it’s they are not selling the cheaper line for these cars and just selling re-boxed factory filters.
They still offer their extended life filters for these cars, but not the standard filters.
I just used the term(s) used describe 'topic reference filters' in the follow up post by the OP, 53'
Yes, as I read the PG alert it seems they are now using the OEM to ship. That said, I didn't make the automatic connection that those filters are what the OP was specifically referencing. If the OEM is now using nitrile adbv in place of silicone, still be surprising to me.
Seeing as not the first time an alert of this sort seen for Hyun/Kia aftermarkets, still think last two sentences of my previous post the main thing I see.
I have seen this on the same generation filters I use on my Honda. Otherwise it does appear to be a well made filter.
I'll cut a new Mann and NOS older Kia filters and post pix in a few days.
It puzzles me that PG claims normal operating pressure is 35-40 psi while Kia/Hyundai (Mann W 811/80) filter has bypass valve set to 14psi (1 bar):
https://catalog.mann-filter.com/EU/eng/catalog/MANN-FILTER Katalog Europa/W 811~80
It puzzles me that PG claims normal operating pressure is 35-40 psi while Kia/Hyundai (Mann W 811/80) filter has bypass valve set to 14psi (1 bar):
https://catalog.mann-filter.com/EU/eng/catalog/MANN-FILTER Katalog Europa/W 811~80
This is old no? Current part number is 26300-35505
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