Purolator PureOne (old style) PL14610 C&P

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Purolator P1 PL14610 from my sisters 2010 Hyundai Santa Fe, 2.4 motor, 169,262 miles on the vehicle, 6,399 on the filter.
This is the "older" version of the filter.

This was another freebie from DuckRyder, thanks again.

It's a filter:
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Made May 15, 2015:
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Still holes in center tube:
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All apart:
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Media looks good:
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Magnets caught some stuff:
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Put in a Bosch D+ 3323 and some Valvoline 5w-30 HM:
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Video of cutting it apart:


Previous filter (M1-110) looked excellent as well (pics not showing due to BITOG deleting test post where it was linked too, but youtube video is still there).


Overall in good shape. I had a slight bit of concern using this filter since this was made in the heyday of tearing, but all is well.
I really miss the grippy paint these are covered in, it is even better than the Fram Suregrip since it covers the whole can.

Normal interval for this is ~7500 miles, but changed it a little early due to in being a little over a qt low (don't want to add a whole qt for 1000 miles), they are taking a road trip soon in it, at truthfully, wanted to get the Purolator off of there.
 
These and the old red white and blue Classics were really nice looking filters!
 
Originally Posted by wemay
Nice clear video, thanks Adam. That P1 looked just fine.


It wasn't Adam
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Originally Posted by Linctex
Originally Posted by wemay
Nice clear video, thanks Adam. That P1 looked just fine.


It wasn't Adam
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LOL!
 
Nice clear video, thanks Adam. That P1 looked just fine.
Originally Posted by Linctex
Originally Posted by wemay
Nice clear video, thanks Adam. That P1 looked just fine.


It wasn't Adam
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Originally Posted by Pinoak
It looks good just like the many I cut open before


+1
 
A rare case having decent pleat spacing near the seam, therefore low risk of problems. The 14610 was high on the reported media failure spreadsheet list due to some pretty wide pleat spacing. Got a decently built one this time. Thanks for posting.
 
Very good job has always...


Remember this though... You are always more likely to cut yourself with a dull cutting edge versus a sharp one
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