WIX 57502 cut open

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Off of a part time co worker of mine 2017 GMC YUKON with v-8. I put Mobil 1 Advanced Fuel Economy 0w20 and this filter on and in back around late May. Oil and filter only had 4,779 miles on them. Put another WIX 57502 I had in stash and some Mobil 1 Extended Performance 0w20 he supplied
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Enjoy the pics and Happy Halloween

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Originally Posted by WellOiled
53' Stude - nice set of pics.

Thanks for the cut & post.


You are more than welcome sir
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Originally Posted by Zee09
Thanks Adam for the cp.
No as pretty as I like to see them.


Can't always look perfect
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Originally Posted by MParr
Good job! I like seeing quality filters.


Me to sir. I get these back home for like $5~
 
Originally Posted by zfasts03
I guess this is the filter I should be running on my `16 Suburban with the L83 instead of the XG10575?


I guess either one is just fine, honestly.

I do believe the Wix/Napa 57502/7502 is just a "touch" longer.
 
The 7502 is the spec'd filter for Fords, while the 100255 is the spec'd filter for GM, both Napa filters with a 22 psi bypass. They are identical in length, id and od except the 7502 is a tad bit shorter at 4.09 inches long, while the 100255 is 4.77 inches long. I have used the spec'd 100255 and also the 7502 on my buddies 3.6 GM engine with no problems. When you cross the ACdelco PF63 to a Wix filter, you get the 100255, and crossing the MC FL500S you get the 7502. When crossing either OEM filter to a Baldwin, you get the B7449, which has a 20 psi bypass. So in my opinion, either Napa filter can be used on a ford or gm vehicle with absolutely no worries.
 
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