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You might want to think about an oversized filter such as the Purolator L14477 or PL14477(PureOne)(Wix 51396) for its 1/2" taller size. If you have some space around the circumference of the stock filter, then try the L22821 or PL22821 (Wix 51391). These have a 1/2" longer diameter and are 1"...

If the PureOne Air Filter doesn't come up on the Purolator website after you input your auto info, then it is not made for your car yet.

1 Air Filter 1 Fuel Filter 1 Plug Wires 1 PCV Valve (Above should/could be done all at one time) 2 Do the Seafoam Treatment through a vacuum hose(Drive at least 30 mins hard) 3 Undo the original spark plugs and insert 1to2ozs of Seafoam into each cylinder and reinstall original plugs. Let sit...

Shelby, All I can say is: FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS!!! Frank (ARX owner) is the expert with his product and knows EXACTLY how to make his product produce the best results. Use it like he says and you will be even HAPPIER! Geez.

The 2002 Dodge Intrepid Factory Service Manual states that the oil filter in all engines of that year should be tightened to 12ft-lbs. Ever since I read that, I've been installing oil filters in my family and friends cars at 12ft-lbs with ABSOLUTELY no problems and/or leaks. They install and...

That sux.

If I were you, I'd see if there is room for a slightly longer (3/4 to 1") filter. If so, then here is the order that I'd go with: 1) Amsoil EaO64 2) PureOne PL25288 3) Wix 51522 (Napa 1522) 4) Mobil1 (I don't know the product #) 5) Any other longer filter. If you want to look up other brands...

N-E luck with that link bottgers?

If I was you, I'd be happy that my engine is running hotter since ARX needs heat to be effective. The hotter your engine, the better ARX will clean. As long as it is not overheating, you'll be just fine. Hope this helps.

I found this on a site that I frequent because I also own an Intrepid. This guy's got a 2000 2.7L (a known sludger) and is changing out the timing chain, water pump, etc., but also wants to know what he should do to clean up the insides now that he's got it open and clean it even more once he's...

6 oz. of ARX in Auto Tranny for 1000 to 1500 miles. Do a complete flush/exchange of tranny fluid. Put anywhere from 1 oz total to 1 oz/qt of LC in initial new tranny fluid with 1 oz maintenance doses at every 10,000 miles. This is what the LC bottles and website say. Hope this helps.

So Frank, which one is THE BEST to use in the clean and/or rinse phase? Please answer this question once and for all so that we can let this issue rest! Thanks.

You used DEXIII? Isn't that tranny supposed to use ATF+3 or +4? Just wondering.

I'd put this question in the bypass filter section. People there have more experience with those types of filters and it's the FILTER, not the ARX that seems to be the main focus of the question.

YES YES!! I am VERY interested also!!!