stp oil filter

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Originally Posted By: EricF
Champion Labs.. good filter for the price.


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If you have a wal-mart near you, get a ST, same filter cheaper.
 
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It is for a 2010 Ford Edge not many filters out there yet. Autozone had the Stp but I did not buy it.
 
I buy STP's when I purchase my OCI materials at AutoZone. I would bet the media is different than an ST, but I don't make em.
 
My past experience is that they had the same amount of media as an ST. I never attempted to evaluate the quality.
 
e-Core?

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I don't have a large collection of filter's that I've cut open, but:

All the e-core's I've cut were fine.. the only filter that was not is a Motorcraft FL-400S that failed at the media's glued seam.

FWIW YMMV

I run e-core's for 7,500 miles..takes about 3-4 months.
 
I personally would not use them, alot of people do and have good results. I think there are alot better filters out there for the same or less money. Id probably use a Fram over one.
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Both river Rat and I cut open and compared an STP 3950 and a Purolator L 10193. Neither one of us saw much difference and his flow and filter testing gave very similar results. With all the hype here on Purolator, you can get a very similar filter made in American by an American company for the same price, or in your case, maybe less. If I could get an STP cheap, I wouldn't hesitate a second to use it.

I am running a Pronto on my truck now, but it may be the last of the American made ones. I picked up a NAPA Gold On sale, but may go back to STP.
 
They are fine filter for short OCI I use them a lot . I think you look at box It recommend 3 months or 3,000 OCI
 
2010 Edge uses the Motorcraft FL-500s. Some dealers sell it far cheaper than others, best to shop around. I wouldn't use the STP until the warranty is up just in case. Can't find a vehicle that's easier to change the oil on than that one.
 
Whatever you do, don't forget to remove the oil filler cap when draining the oil. You'll get at least a quart above the filter otherwise. I had a MASSIVE mess one time...never make that mistake again.
 
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