Oil Filter

.... The braided line from the filter to the turbo sprung a .... Shut tractor off immediately. No oil reading on dipstick. Dumped over ...4 gallons of oil in it to get it ...

... basic service parts like air/oil filter,for anything else one always...

... 101FC uses 20/50 engine oil in the gearbox. The box... to lubricate itself, and mesh filter etc which are sensitive to... Amsoil the oil maker. TIL that engine oil viscosity numbers != gear oil viscosity numbers...

.... So you need to extract oil from the other side of... every year and use more oil, it'll be less reliable because... so we'll put a DPF filter on it so that'll crash...

Some idea of car, engine and use would help. Personally with anything low miles I always did a yearly oil & filter change.

Quote from picking14u : is this good oil for high mileage cars It's name brand rated oil. It says high mileage. It's good for any high mileage vehicle requiring 5w20. Don't overthink it like the oil nerds who go down a rabbit hole on this topic. Just change your oil and filter every 5k miles and enjoy your time focusing on other things in life.

... it plus a different air filter. I loved it. Was it... had more spark plus, different oil and a 4WD system. I...

... in December at 67k (including oil change and oil filter) and received a good...

A win from me, and I also need an air, oil and fuel filter please.

... (Done April) Car Checkup; change oil, filter (Done in April) Car Insurance...

... 140k - Fuel filter 140k - Recent oil change - Recent front...

... idle cylinders balanced Air and oil temp sensors resistance measured, they... to be clean. New air filter, fuel filter (it was time anyway). I...

... looked up the 24 cabin filter and shows 0.3 hrs... animation to replace the cabin filter was generic. Yeah, its going... with something else (like an oil change) or theyll charge a...

I fitted two, one either side of radiator and intercooler, added extra holes in front. Also a thermostat and remotely fitted full size oil filter between near side wishbones.

... shop. I immediately changed the oil as it was black as ... thick as tar. No water oil/mixing so I figured I ... old at this time - oil filter and oil). Had to order new parts...

... include: Engine Maintenance: Regular oil changes, filter replacements, and other engine upkeep...

... old tractor....just completed engine oil and filter, fuel filter, transmission/hydraulic flush and... new filter, and cleaned the internal tranny filter... fluid. It had no air filter, ordered one. Found a few...

... ZF: Replacing the oil every 50,000 km !!, Replacing the filter every 50,000...

Did an oil change/tire rotation on the wife's car as well as engine/cabin air filters and wipers. Her cabin filter was gross I need to get that sort of stuff on an annual maintenance schedule. Which will be much easier when I have a shop

..., this is the exact same oil you've been putting in my... our first year of free oil changes. But got 4 for.... Same here for both the oil viscosity and the filter. It might confuse someone who...

The 17-20 v7III used a nylon filter and 500cc of 90# because it had a oil pump in it. The first v85 and I assume your 21 v7-85 did not so they went to 700cc of 85/140.

... why not. However the '24 oil drain hole is configured so... that it shoots the oil essentially straight into another component... - I'm loving how the filter and drain plug are right ...

...plug! The easiest and cleanest oil change I’ve ever done hands-down...and pull on the plastic oil bag to create a ... plug). Also, the cut oil container screws into place nice...right so it doesn't block oil from coming out, and ...products/m...inless-drain-tube-knob?variant=33149381771373 Oil Changes so far - 500...at 5000 mi Was the oil color very dark (at my ...at 1500. Did not do filter at 626 but will change ...

... hand, I would think an oil filter or plumbing strap wrench would...

... hand, I would think an oil filter or plumbing strap wrench would...

After trying the cup style filter wrench, then a strap, then the pliers, I finally stabbed it with a screwdriver, and needed to rotate it more than a full turn before I could turn it by hand. Not pictured: the 1/2” ratchet needed to get the drain plug out submitted by /u/planescarsandtrucks to r/Justrolledintotheshop [link] [comments]

While giving the underside of my truck a well needed wash, I found a note that one of the techs left on my oil filter. “There’s a personal price to pay for wilful blindness” Could this actually be hinting towards something, or simply just a fun little note they left behind? Edit: Since so many are commenting on how filthy the truck is: this condition is unavoidable due to my line of work- I wash the truck at every opportunity I get, *especially* before taking it for service. So I don’t think it has anything to do with this. submitted by /u/Beneficial-Map5470 to r/MechanicAdvice [link] [comments]

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Recently got a Dmann tune and went to NAPA auto. They gave me this filter for the car and I grabbed some 5w-30. Is this filter ok or should I stop by the local dealer and get an OEM? submitted by /u/Head-Passage-5719 to r/wrx_vb [link] [comments]

75k miles of going to a quick lube that didn’t know cartridge filters existed I guess. This was the OEM filter from factory… oh yeah, this was also driven by a Mopar representative submitted by /u/FuKn-w0ke to r/Justrolledintotheshop [link] [comments]

I was doing my valve cover gaskets (at 270,000) and noticed the PCV valve had failed and the intake was covered in oil/ sludge. So I tore it down to the intake gaskets and cleaned her out. At the same time, I did an oil change and went with Restore and Protect. Every review I’ve seen says it’s not snake oil and proven to work. Well, it worked. Maybe too well. I just changed my oil after 3000 miles and (out of curiosity) had a look inside the Toyota oil filter. Every pleat was full of sludge. Maybe I waited too long? I’m just wondering if I did any long-term damage. Or if I’m overreacting. submitted by /u/Vegetable-Branch8153 to r/3rdGen4Runner [link] [comments]

I am tired of reading all these posts with some information that is questionable or seeing people speak in a foreign language of oil talk where everything is abbreviated. Can anyone actually give good advice on this topic. I watched all the YouTube videos and have read several posts on reddit and Bobistheoilguy forum... I watch a video where someone will claim this filter is garbage and then someone else will say this one is garbage. I can visually see when taken apart how some filters look cleaner and better esthetically but when it comes to actual reliability I don't see anything more than a guessing game. I don't care about price because I am sorry but if you can't pay an extra $20 an oil change then you have some serious issues with understanding the concept of risk/reward. I clearly don't care if I have to pay slightly more money every 4-5k miles so please just tell me what the absolute best is for reliability and why. I am not talking about race cars but just your average cars and hybrids which have several start stop cycles. So far I have heard good and bad things about every filter in almost equal quantities making me feel like it's all a coin toss. You have claims and then you have tests and none of what I see actually adds upto the claims. I am looking at 2 main questions: What is the actual micron size and quantity per specific size of particle that is acceptable and or exceptional. What brands have the best? What filters provide exceptional pressure immediately after ignition? This is an important question to me as I would like to know the best filter for hybrids that are constantly turning on and off. I do not want to hear people say I used X filter for a few oil changes and I have no problems... This is about the most useless information possible. Just think if a car can handle 200k++ miles without major failures, what good is a comment like it seems good after a few oil changes. Even if you have had several oil changes it is still in the anecdotal category as certain cars will inherently be more reliable than others, so if you have an opinion, just make sure it has some logical reasoning included so we can understand. If you have actually ran oil analysis o different filters then that is the best information you can post. And if you are a true expert on this subject of oil an oil filtration this would be great to hear your thoughts but please don't use overly niche vernacular like I see Bobistheoilguy forum posters using. It really doesn't have to be that complicated. I watch Bobistheoilguy videos and it just feels like I am watching someone nerd out over oil but never really get to the point of ranking or endorsing certain oils... It's always just here's an oil and it is interesting but never it is good and you should use it if you have this car or drive like this. Anyway, just fight over what the best oil filter is in the comments please. submitted by /u/Cold_Ad_999 to r/MechanicAdvice [link] [comments]

I’m just about at my wits end. I don’t have welding material to get this guy off the easy way. Any ideas? 2019 Honda Civic LX submitted by /u/Sea_Cantaloupe_9267 to r/AskAMechanic [link] [comments]

I’m just about at my wits end. I don’t have welding material to get this guy off the easy way. Any ideas? submitted by /u/Sea_Cantaloupe_9267 to r/MechanicAdvice [link] [comments]

Sometimes getting the OEM is an extra bit of hassle, just wondering. submitted by /u/wratx to r/wrx_vb [link] [comments]

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If you can't find an OEM oil filter, which one are you buying? I have a 2019 CX5 2.5L non turbo. I was looking at Fram Ultra Synthetic XG6607, but I heard it's total crap and I also heard it's fantastic. submitted by /u/kwalitykontrol1 to r/CX5 [link] [comments]

98 sr5 3.4L 6cyl 2wd I don't have a manual to see which one I need so I Googled but want to make sure submitted by /u/l555lol to r/3rdGen4Runner [link] [comments]

2024 GR86 MT Cars due for it’s first oil change, changing it myself. Heard stories of people getting aftermarket filters and them causing issues since they weren’t from the dealer for that car. Do I need to be careful of this or am I safe with aftermarket filters? submitted by /u/Fit_Sandwich_2443 to r/GR86 [link] [comments]

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This will be my first non-shit car and I want to treat it well. I'm looking for advice on what oil and oil filters to use. I'll be getting the FWD 6-speed manual transmission with the 2.5L I4 Skyactive-G (2024 Mazda 3 Sport GT). I plan on doing my own oil and filter changes every 5000km. For oil, I've settled on the Idemitsu Extended Performance 0W-20 as outlined by the manual. After reading this subreddit, it seems as though Idemitsu is the "OEM" oil. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong and/or if there is a better quality oil to use. As for an oil filter, I can't find any information in the manual. Using the Canadian Tire website filters, it seems as though the K&N HP1008 and the FRAM XG6607 are good options. Does anyone have better recommendations? submitted by /u/chocky_chip_pancakes to r/mazda3 [link] [comments]

Car is out of warranty so I’ll start doing it myself, just wondering what people are using. Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/OkEstablishment5503 to r/mazda3 [link] [comments]

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