Deal is dead (Case of 10 OEM Oil Filter Elememts only $8.99 today on Amazon)

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Deal is dead.

Price went back up.

I was just randomly digging through the below thread since I just picked up a 2010 SR5 Premium:

Favorite 5th Gen accessories bought from Amazon?

This 10 pack of OEM filter elements is only $8.99 today!! Lowest price in history. Looks like they are normally $34-$45:

OEM Oil Filter Element 10-Pack
Amazon.com: Toyota Genuine Parts 04152-YZZA5 Replaceable Oil Filter Element 1 Case (QTY 10): Automotive

Stock up!

Thanks [MENTION=266665]drewsro[/MENTION]!!!!

 
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10 genuine(?) oil filters for 90 cents each and free shipping? Here are two videos showing how to identify counterfeit parts.

Difference Between Genuine & Fake Counterfeit Toyota 04152 40060 Oil Filter — Loyal Parts - YouTube - at 2:45, the differences in filter media quality are readily apparent when the counterfeit and genuine filter elements are compared side by side.

Toyota Counterfeit parts EXPOSED! - YouTube - start watching at 14:40. Pay extra attention to checking the filter element at 20:15.

After receiving your order, please consider posting photos to help determine if the parts are truly genuine. A side by side comparison with a genuine filter purchased from a Toyota dealer would be helpful.
 
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Somebody knocking off, then selling as OEM a "mission critical" part on the internet? Truly shocking, but unfortunately all to common. Let the buyer beware and remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. There's a special place in hell for people who do stuff like this if they are indeed fakes.
 
After listening to the Car Care Nut about Toyota parts All you need to know about Toyota and Lexus Parts. How to find deals? - YouTube I wonder if these are not really Toyota parts but knockoffs. I looked up the address on google earth where they are shipped from and it is not a Toyota dealer. He says all oem Toyota parts must be sold through a dealer.

My thoughts exactly. Knock off garbage. But surely someone who bought them will claim they are great in an attempt to defend their purchase.
 
Amazon is an online "dollar store" with lots of fakes and knock-offs offered to the unsuspecting. Go ahead, put your 90-cent oil filter into your 50k vehicle....lmao.
 
If these oil filters are counterfeit, then it would be interesting to post a product review stating, "These are cheaply made counterfeit oil filters. Do not buy." and observe what happens. Will Amazon allow a review with the word "counterfeit" to be posted and stand? Will the vendor close the listing and start a new one?
 
10 genuine(?) oil filters for 90 cents each and free shipping? Here are two videos showing how to identify counterfeit parts.

Difference Between Genuine & Fake Counterfeit Toyota 04152 40060 Oil Filter — Loyal Parts - YouTube - at 2:45, the differences in filter media quality are readily apparent when the counterfeit and genuine filter elements are compared side by side.

Toyota Counterfeit parts EXPOSED! - YouTube - start watching at 14:40. Pay extra attention to checking the filter element at 20:15.

After receiving your order, please consider posting photos to help determine if the parts are truly genuine. A side by side comparison with a genuine filter purchased from a Toyota dealer would be helpful.

I’m just trying to help.

This will be the last time I’ll do so. Man this forum used to be pretty cool. Haven’t been here in a few years. Now I see why. Kinda sad really.

If the price went back up to like $40 then it probably isn’t fake logically. It probably is a lightning sale. These have been known to happen on Amazon. You guys do realize there are price trackers too, right?

I understand the skepticism. If the seller isn’t a dealer then that’s sketchy. I’ll send it back if it’s not real. Returns are super easy.

But I will post the OEM box. I’m assuming there will be some kind of hologram or identifier? I’ll check out these videos.

Again. Just trying to help.
 
I’m just trying to help.

This will be the last time I’ll do so. Man this forum used to be pretty cool. Haven’t been here in a few years. Now I see why. Kinda sad really.

If the price went back up to like $40 then it probably isn’t fake logically. It probably is a lightning sale. These have been known to happen on Amazon. You guys do realize there are price trackers too, right?

I understand the skepticism. If the seller isn’t a dealer then that’s sketchy. I’ll send it back if it’s not real. Returns are super easy.

But I will post the OEM box. I’m assuming there will be some kind of hologram or identifier? I’ll check out these videos.

Again. Just trying to help.

I wouldn't take it too personally. I think it's just the forum members are all looking out for one another. Easy to be lured by a cheap price on something we DIYers need. But, the voice of experience can save those of us from making poor decisions. I've been bit by a similar ploy with fake Chinese crap in the past. I try to make sure my purchases are from legitimate sources.

But, on the other hand, we also like a heads up on a genuine deal!
 
If these oil filters are counterfeit, then it would be interesting to post a product review stating, "These are cheaply made counterfeit oil filters. Do not buy." and observe what happens. Will Amazon allow a review with the word "counterfeit" to be posted and stand? Will the vendor close the listing and start a new one?

I’ll do it. And see if they pull it.
 
I ordered a metal oil filter housing and some oil filters off Amazon before I saw the Car Care Nut video. Turns out they were all knockoffs. Now I only buy parts through dealerships.
 
Thanks!

This has been a super informative thread. I had no idea how rampant this counterfeiting thing is!
 
alright got the filters today. Came in a toyota/lexus box. filters are individually boxed in the red toyota boxes. each box has the toyota holographic sticker. came with the element, tool to release the oil before removal, and o ring/s? (didnt count)


If you guys have any ideas on how to tell if theyre counterfeit, let me know.
 
Do they say Toyota on the filter itself, I’ll post oem filter later tonight for you that I got from the dealer


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