T Texican Joined Jul 29, 2013 Messages 223 Location Texas Jun 1, 2018 #1 Are the Purolator red filters the same as the old white classics? I noticed they are $3 more than the white classic.
Are the Purolator red filters the same as the old white classics? I noticed they are $3 more than the white classic.
Dyusik Joined Sep 26, 2014 Messages 2,396 Location US-WA Jun 1, 2018 #2 Yup. White to red, yellow to blue, blue to black. I rather liked the textured yellow cans, not that I'd use em again.
Yup. White to red, yellow to blue, blue to black. I rather liked the textured yellow cans, not that I'd use em again.
J JohnnyJohnson Joined Oct 22, 2009 Messages 9,864 Location Wet side WA Jun 1, 2018 #3 Well we all know that quality red paint is double the price of white paint.
S slacktide_bitog Joined Mar 20, 2008 Messages 19,292 Location USA Jun 1, 2018 #4 Snazzier paint job, same torn media
P pbm Joined Apr 19, 2004 Messages 11,020 Location New York Jun 1, 2018 #5 I avoid any oil filter made by Purolator....because I don't like tearing....and ignoring it for years...
I avoid any oil filter made by Purolator....because I don't like tearing....and ignoring it for years...
D David2431 Joined Jan 29, 2018 Messages 133 Location Missouri Jun 1, 2018 #6 My vehicles and mileage: 2001 Dodge Ram 272,000 1999 Dodge Ram 300,000 2001 Jeep 4.0L GC 295,000 Been using Purolator Classics on all. None burn oil or have had the engines touched. I'm not worried about Purolators!
My vehicles and mileage: 2001 Dodge Ram 272,000 1999 Dodge Ram 300,000 2001 Jeep 4.0L GC 295,000 Been using Purolator Classics on all. None burn oil or have had the engines touched. I'm not worried about Purolators!