Where can I find complete PureOne catalog ?

[miniac007]

Hi all,

I try to find some PureOne replacement oil filters for some european cars. Of course, there is no direct cross reference replacement and the cars don't appear on the online application guide...

So, is there somewhere a complete catalog of pureone filters listing all models with size and datasheet to try to find what can fit ?

Thanks !

 

[147_Grain]

Send an e-mail to the Purolator technician, [email protected] ... who can lookup your specific application.

 

[ZeeOSix]

Originally Posted By: miniac007
Hi all,

I try to find some PureOne replacement oil filters for some european cars.


What brand and part number oil filter do these cars use now? FRAM has a pretty good filter cross reference on-line tool which could help.

 

[miniac007]

I found normal Purolator US filter ref: L17662 and L10028.

The problem is there is no PureOne PL17662 or PL10028.

So I have to find another filter that can fit, may be longer, or larger, or with different BP setting, so I need a complete P1 catalog...

 

[Garak]

Originally Posted By: miniac007
I try to find some PureOne replacement oil filters for some european cars.

I don't know where one would find the catalog. Obviously one exists; there are print ones in stores.

As for PureOnes for European cars, you likely will find things hit and miss. The Bosch website mentions that the PureOne line is more aimed at North American and Japanese applications and the Bosch towards European applications. Some, like my old Audi, will have a PureOne and Classic cross. Others simply will not.

 

[miniac007]

Yes P1 (and Bosch D+, Mobil 1, ...) are not distributed in Europe. I order them from Amazon.com for now...

It is easy for US imported cars, but I have to dig for not imported ones...

 

[Garak]

Maybe it's intentionally not on their site. Their powersports catalog is there for download as a PDF. Their automotive one is not. Go figure.

P1s have been hard to get up here anyhow, so I just stick to the Bosch Premium or whatever else is reasonably available. With German cars here, the OEM filters are usually much cheaper than aftermarket ones, anyhow.