Posted by Hobo,NC on January 19, 2016 at 16:45:33 from (75.138.218.81):
In Reply to: Tractor Vet wins! posted by notjustair on January 18, 2016 at 20:21:57:
I have had three defective Carquest/wix filters in the last few mounts. They leak under the seal were it seals again the filter. :shock: When you lift the seal I had no problem seeing the issue they have bad welds. I found the issue with other wix filters on the shelf. I stopped by the store and found others with the same issue. I am back to stocking Purolater filters NO WELDS under the seal :D They cost a few bucks more but its not worth a few bucks to kill a engine.
One in the pix is new leaked right out of the box it has a crack.
Bad filter
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While we are on filters and while I was having filter issues I had just removed this filter from a 03 chebby 5.3. The oil is changed every 3K religiously with 5/30 synthetic blend oil. Anyone want to take a guess at whats wrong with it and what is causing the filter to look like this...
Same dirty filter center, right filter same changed every 3K religiously with 5/30 synthetic blend
I do around 30 to 50 oil changes a mo I get to see my share of filters... The one on the chebby I have learned to look for this issue...
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