STP cut open 10,000 miles

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If that is one of the purolator made STP's, I feel a little better about the one I have on now. Do you know the date code?
 
My mom has a 2004 Monte Carlo with the 3800 engine, it has been a super reliable car.

She has it maintained well but it has been through like 12 NY winters. Still drives the heck out of it every day.
 
Originally Posted By: sprite1741
If that is one of the purolator made STP's, I feel a little better about the one I have on now. Do you know the date code?

It should be printed on the top correct? I can get it when I get home from the gym.

Man you have an 86 Lancer Turbo. I owned something to the tune of 7 different Mid to late 80's turbo MoPars. I love those things.
 
Originally Posted By: ls1mike
..I was able to buy an A/C delete pulley..

You're in the PNW, yes?

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What we apparently have here is a rebadged purolator classic that was ran for 10k miles and held up well.
Where are all the puro haters at right now. I only hear crickets chirping lol
 
Originally Posted By: dlundblad
Looks like it was the diesel 3800.
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I thought all STP Blue's were ecore?


I have an S2 and it is a blue eCore.

The S2XL has a silicone ADBV, dome end bypass and metal end caps. Painted black.

The one pictured here is not an eCore.

The picture on AutoZone for S3387A is a blue eCore.

Maybe STP/AutoZone is making a change in supplier???

A picture of the base would reveal more things.
 
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Originally Posted By: ls1mike
..I was able to buy an A/C delete pulley..

You're in the PNW, yes?

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Yep although the last two summers have been unseasonably warm.
Last summer saw the longest streak of 90 degree days ever in Seattle.
 
Originally Posted By: ls1mike
More photos. I think the writing on the top is the date code, but I am not sure.

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March 24, 2015

If the filter was a month or so newer, you would've had the new design with the slotted center tube. The private label jobber filters got the redesign in April, whereas the cans Purolator waited until July to sell the redesign under their own name.
 
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