Here is a Purflux L358A cartridge after 20,503 km (12,814 miles) of use in a Peugeot 207 1.6 VTi as always there isn't any evident faults or tears
Purflux L358A after 12k miles
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wow looks good to me, how much $$ are these filters?
if you haven't already tossed it can you rip apart the media and see if it caught anything?
if you haven't already tossed it can you rip apart the media and see if it caught anything?
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Like to see ISO 4548-12 performance numbers on a Purflux with that shape of media. Awesome looking oil filter, should perform well, but does it? It needs to be at least 99% at 20 microns before I'd start saying it was great.
It should have scored higher in this test but didn't: http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb..._on_Finnish_car
It should have scored higher in this test but didn't: http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb..._on_Finnish_car
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Looks great, like the cool factor of the pleats too.
I bought the filter at the Peugeot dealership for 185 MXP which roughly translates to 11 USD. I tried to dissect it a little bit further but I don't know if that is what you want to see.
Flattening the filtering media it transforms into a rectangle of approximately 10 by 90 cms or 4 by 36 inches.
I would like to see more technical info but Purflux doesn't provide any however I am really pleased with this brand, specially when you compare it to what it is available locally. just as an example see this post about the filter on my Renault
Flattening the filtering media it transforms into a rectangle of approximately 10 by 90 cms or 4 by 36 inches.
I would like to see more technical info but Purflux doesn't provide any however I am really pleased with this brand, specially when you compare it to what it is available locally. just as an example see this post about the filter on my Renault
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They're incredible filters. I won't be using anything else on our Benz E350.
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