The OEM filter works well. The Purolator PL20195 is a good buy too but these days I use a Bosch D3422. Excellent filter and is only $12 at Walmart where I purchase the Maxlife.
The OEM filter works well. The Purolator PL20195 is a good buy too but these days I use a Bosch D3422. Excellent filter and is only $12 at Walmart where I purchase the Maxlife.
Any reason AMZN thinks the Bosch doesn't fit?
I've seen plenty of references to the Motorcraft oil filters being the PL purolators in a white can. I buy the FL400S at Walmart when I get my oil. They are like 3.75 each. My Satty uses the same oversize filter. You can't beat walmarts oil prices.
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The Motorcraft filters are Purolatoes AFAIK. On all my family's Fords they have seen nothing but MC filters. I have probably changed at least 100 FL1-A filters in my lifetime. Great filter for the price.
My local WM sometimes will put the semi Maxlife 5qt on sale for $14. That plus the D3422 filter is $30. I do have to buy a qt of the Maxlife every other year to serve as a topper.
My last oil change was Kirkland. I just wanted to try it, and since it was $3 off at the time I said why not. Works like oil for the most part.
I don't get this. $3 off and 'it works like oil for the most part"
Of all the ways to save $3.....
It may be perfectly fine oil but a few more bucks more for a proven high-quality life-blood is the way I roll.
Maybe I was bored? Maybe I was curious and just wanted to try it so I can get a first hand experience on it?
I ran nothing but top oil in my rig for 6 yrs as a background, but what ever...ha
You are just splitting hairs. This forum is documented with members doing fine running off brand synthetic brand oil, or even dino oil at regular changes. And blackstone reports that they provide say all is fine and well with the off brand oil.
For the most part the key is regular oil change intervals with any oil you choose to run.
With an exception of a member on here running 10k+ intervals.
Talking about oil, religion, and politics is never good.
I know plenty of people that used nothing but Walmart SuperTech oil in the 4.0l of their jeeps and have over 300k miles on the engines.
Ha, all those are sensitive subjects alright.
Did a VCG job on a 06 corolla with 150k miles. Couldn't believe how clean it was inside the engine. I asked the owner what kind of oil they been using?
They replied Walmart Supertech since they owned the car.
Ha, all those are sensitive subjects alright.
Did a VCG job on a 06 corolla with 150k miles. Couldn't believe how clean it was inside the engine. I asked the owner what kind of oil they been using?
They replied Walmart Supertech since they owned the car.
Along with "best oil" or "what oil" I think it's important to also mention at what mileage interval you change at.
I've been using Mobil1 in everything I have (7 vehicles) and generally don't think about changing oil until 10,000mi +.
Newest vehicle is 2003, oldest is 1986.
With data, I bet that most of use could do 10k OCI's...Agree on always stating the OCI, and I have posted that in the past. My target is 7500. Blackstone always says I can go quite a bit longer on the SuperTech, but I just can't get up the emotional courage to do it. I'm guess I'm a wimp.