Posted by Rich_WI on August 03, 2014 at 18:41:06 from (50.50.82.205):
In Reply to: JD Seller? posted by George Marsh on August 03, 2014 at 17:16:41:
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Frams = Bad.
Dont believe me? Google "fram filter failure", "Fram valve train noise", "Fram drainback valve" or just "Orange Can of Death".
Plastic cage instead of perferated metal tube is the "Ecore" design, made by Champion Labs.
Ecore = Bad.
Dont believe me? Google "Ecore cage collapse", "Ecore filter Pleats blowout" or "Ecore engine ruined"
The days of picking an oil filter, getting a tattoo on your butt of that brand and using it for life are over. The brands change manufactures way too often. A good filter this year may well be junk 2 years from now when a different manufacture takes over. Cut a filter open and if you like how its built, buy that vehicles lifetime of filters or you will have to repeat the process.
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