f150 oil filters
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From: NC
Originally Posted by Cynder
true reason... I'm yet to receive that bulletin, care to give me the number so I can look it up on fmcdealer
Warranty Action Notice #08-2007
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Originally Posted by MGDfan
Baja - can you offer any suggestions on which relocator is best? Which one did you use?
They always did the job, but the finish on these looks pretty bad after a few months.
This time I tried one I found on eBay that appears to be a much better built product.
It cost $90 for those 2 pieces and I paid extra for them to provide the stainless braided lines built to my length specifications.
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From: Lakeland, FL
Originally Posted by worland
Man, am I in trouble! I use nothing but FRAM. Never had a problem with them in over 20 years.
Purolator is also good stuff.
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From: NC
Originally Posted by baja150
For a stock truck I'd recommend a FL-820S.
I believe the Motorcraft filters are made by Purolator.
I believe the Motorcraft filters are made by Purolator.
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From: NC
Originally Posted by sterusmall
FRAM is a quality product, you will have no warranty trouble using their stuff
Purolator is good, so is Luberfiner ......Wix is top notch....... I use
Motorcraft on MY Fords too.
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From: Wisconsin
I used NAPA Gold (made by WIX I think) for a year or so because they are good and Wally World had discontinued all Motorcraft stuff for a while back then. WW brought MC back and I started buying MC filters there for less than $4 versus $5-6 at NAPA. When I went in for cam phaser and lifter warranty work a year ago I had a MC filter on which they noted on the paperwork. No questions asked.
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From: WY
I think the next time I change my oil, I'll cut one of the TG FRAM's in half to see what's lurking inside.
I see FRAM got tore up on Wikipedia, but the author can't site any sources to his claims.
FRAM has worked for me for 20 years+. So has Motorcraft (well Autolite in the old days). No need to worry about it.
I see FRAM got tore up on Wikipedia, but the author can't site any sources to his claims.
FRAM has worked for me for 20 years+. So has Motorcraft (well Autolite in the old days). No need to worry about it.