Who makes AC delco filters?
Who makes AC delco filters?
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USA or the Chinachamps?
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Originally Posted by WillB
Who makes AC delco filters?
With one GM traded and your other GM retired, are you considering AC Delco for your Ram pickup?
Who makes AC delco filters?
With one GM traded and your other GM retired, are you considering AC Delco for your Ram pickup?
Champion makes their spin-on cans, while most of the cartridge filters are Hengst
Was asking for another forum. I know Bitog will always come clean.
But could be sending the ram down the road for a Canyon when Powertrain warranty expires.
Originally Posted by Triple_Se7en
Originally Posted by WillB
Who makes AC delco filters?
With one GM traded and your other GM retired, are you considering AC Delco for your Ram pickup?
But could be sending the ram down the road for a Canyon when Powertrain warranty expires.
Originally Posted by Triple_Se7en
Originally Posted by WillB
Who makes AC delco filters?
With one GM traded and your other GM retired, are you considering AC Delco for your Ram pickup?
Triple_Se7en
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I am thinking about replacing my 04' Colorado with a new Colorado. Just seen a new crew-cab Colorado this morning, with a longer bed than what's on my Colorado crew-cab.
Just glancing at it this morning, the bed looked like it was a foot deeper than mine.
I have always been 1st and last owner of my vehicles. So that's the only hangup I currently have. The 04' runs like new and still no rust. Has 126K on the odometer. So I'm iffy on getting rid of it. Probably spent one-third of it's life with AC Delco oil filters. Around 09' is when GM made changes with so many suppliers and the current PF61s are not built as good as prior ones from 2004-08.
Mind you, this is a filter without an ADBV. Yet the PF61s these days rattle on cold startup. Go figure!
No guys! It's not another faulty part creating the rattle. Every other filter I tried (outside of Ultras), doesn't rattle on cold startup.
Someone at the parts counter told me to try PF61E, that those offer better flow. But I'm hesitant to give AC Delco another dime of my money.
Just glancing at it this morning, the bed looked like it was a foot deeper than mine.
I have always been 1st and last owner of my vehicles. So that's the only hangup I currently have. The 04' runs like new and still no rust. Has 126K on the odometer. So I'm iffy on getting rid of it. Probably spent one-third of it's life with AC Delco oil filters. Around 09' is when GM made changes with so many suppliers and the current PF61s are not built as good as prior ones from 2004-08.
Mind you, this is a filter without an ADBV. Yet the PF61s these days rattle on cold startup. Go figure!
No guys! It's not another faulty part creating the rattle. Every other filter I tried (outside of Ultras), doesn't rattle on cold startup.
Someone at the parts counter told me to try PF61E, that those offer better flow. But I'm hesitant to give AC Delco another dime of my money.
After all the reading I have done on here, I started using the Fram ultra - no more ‘oem' filters for me.
The GM 3.6 uses a cartridge filter - I prefer that as I can see what im getting.
Originally Posted by Triple_Se7en
I am thinking about replacing my 04' Colorado with a new Colorado. Just seen a new crew-cab Colorado this morning, with a longer bed than what's on my Colorado crew-cab.
Just glancing at it this morning, the bed looked like it was a foot deeper than mine.
I have always been 1st and last owner of my vehicles. So that's the only hangup I currently have. The 04' runs like new and still no rust. Has 126K on the odometer. So I'm iffy on getting rid of it. Probably spent one-third of it's life with AC Delco oil filters. Around 09' is when GM made changes with so many suppliers and the current PF61s are not built as good as prior ones from 2004-08.
Mind you, this is a filter without an ADBV. Yet the PF61s these days rattle on cold startup. Go figure!
No guys! It's not another faulty part creating the rattle. Every other filter I tried (outside of Ultras), doesn't rattle on cold startup.
Someone at the parts counter told me to try PF61E, that those offer better flow. But I'm hesitant to give AC Delco another dime of my money.
The GM 3.6 uses a cartridge filter - I prefer that as I can see what im getting.
Originally Posted by Triple_Se7en
I am thinking about replacing my 04' Colorado with a new Colorado. Just seen a new crew-cab Colorado this morning, with a longer bed than what's on my Colorado crew-cab.
Just glancing at it this morning, the bed looked like it was a foot deeper than mine.
I have always been 1st and last owner of my vehicles. So that's the only hangup I currently have. The 04' runs like new and still no rust. Has 126K on the odometer. So I'm iffy on getting rid of it. Probably spent one-third of it's life with AC Delco oil filters. Around 09' is when GM made changes with so many suppliers and the current PF61s are not built as good as prior ones from 2004-08.
Mind you, this is a filter without an ADBV. Yet the PF61s these days rattle on cold startup. Go figure!
No guys! It's not another faulty part creating the rattle. Every other filter I tried (outside of Ultras), doesn't rattle on cold startup.
Someone at the parts counter told me to try PF61E, that those offer better flow. But I'm hesitant to give AC Delco another dime of my money.
Originally Posted by Vern_in_IL
USA or the Chinachamps?
It looks like there are 2 ACDelco lines. One is Made In USA. I wonder which is better constructed.
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USA or the Chinachamps?
It looks like there are 2 ACDelco lines. One is Made In USA. I wonder which is better constructed.
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