Someone here posted a reply just recently about a P1 that uses (2) ADBV's but has now been replaced with part # PL20195. Anyone know this P1 filter part #?
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I found it. PL25230. It has (2) ADBV's and is the same filter as the PL20195 (1) ADBV.
My Q? to the filter Gods out there; If it is built the same and ALL numbers match the PL20195 spec'd for my engine, will the extra ADBV have any effect on my engine? Is it an advantage or just an extra valve?
My Q? to the filter Gods out there; If it is built the same and ALL numbers match the PL20195 spec'd for my engine, will the extra ADBV have any effect on my engine? Is it an advantage or just an extra valve?
Do you have dry starts often?
Originally Posted By: Coprolite
Do you have dry starts often?
No. But would this deter a dry start being there are (2) ADBV's? I know nothing is 100%. Just doing some research.
Do you have dry starts often?
No. But would this deter a dry start being there are (2) ADBV's? I know nothing is 100%. Just doing some research.
If it were the best thing since spin on filters, it would be a lot more common.
Originally Posted By: Coprolite
If it were the best thing since spin on filters, it would be a lot more common.
Yeah, true. The filter is available at parts stores. I think I will give Purolator a call.
If it were the best thing since spin on filters, it would be a lot more common.
Yeah, true. The filter is available at parts stores. I think I will give Purolator a call.
Originally Posted By: BlueOvalFitter
Originally Posted By: Coprolite
If it were the best thing since spin on filters, it would be a lot more common.
Yeah, true. The filter is available at parts stores. I think I will give Purolator a call.
Good luck with that. Couple threads on here show that their customer service...in a word...stinks.
Originally Posted By: Coprolite
If it were the best thing since spin on filters, it would be a lot more common.
Yeah, true. The filter is available at parts stores. I think I will give Purolator a call.
Good luck with that. Couple threads on here show that their customer service...in a word...stinks.
Originally Posted By: Kuato
Originally Posted By: BlueOvalFitter
Originally Posted By: Coprolite
If it were the best thing since spin on filters, it would be a lot more common.
Yeah, true. The filter is available at parts stores. I think I will give Purolator a call.
Good luck with that. Couple threads on here show that their customer service...in a word...stinks.
I thought about that after I hit the submit button.
Their CS is not the only thing that stinks; their QC with their oil filters needs attention also.
Originally Posted By: BlueOvalFitter
Originally Posted By: Coprolite
If it were the best thing since spin on filters, it would be a lot more common.
Yeah, true. The filter is available at parts stores. I think I will give Purolator a call.
Good luck with that. Couple threads on here show that their customer service...in a word...stinks.
I thought about that after I hit the submit button.
Their CS is not the only thing that stinks; their QC with their oil filters needs attention also.
Originally Posted By: BlueOvalFitter
Originally Posted By: Coprolite
Do you have dry starts often?
No. But would this deter a dry start being there are (2) ADBV's? I know nothing is 100%. Just doing some research.
You have to use a filter with (2) ADBVs for (2) OCIs!
Originally Posted By: Coprolite
Do you have dry starts often?
No. But would this deter a dry start being there are (2) ADBV's? I know nothing is 100%. Just doing some research.
You have to use a filter with (2) ADBVs for (2) OCIs!
Hi Blue,
The same filter peaked my interest. It appears to me that the PL25230 may be discontinued. I have however been able to find the Classic L25230, and the Fram orange PH8316 or Tough Guard TG8316 which are for the same applications and they also have the double anti-drainback feature.
All of them seem to be priced higher than other Classics/Frams but I haven't been to Walmart yet to see if they are higher there.
The same filter peaked my interest. It appears to me that the PL25230 may be discontinued. I have however been able to find the Classic L25230, and the Fram orange PH8316 or Tough Guard TG8316 which are for the same applications and they also have the double anti-drainback feature.
All of them seem to be priced higher than other Classics/Frams but I haven't been to Walmart yet to see if they are higher there.
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
Originally Posted By: BlueOvalFitter
Originally Posted By: Coprolite
Do you have dry starts often?
No. But would this deter a dry start being there are (2) ADBV's? I know nothing is 100%. Just doing some research.
You have to use a filter with (2) ADBVs for (2) OCIs!
If it were the last filter on planet Earth, to avoid that I would cut the filter open and remove one of the ADBV's.
Then I would have to walk after the 1st OCI.
Originally Posted By: BlueOvalFitter
Originally Posted By: Coprolite
Do you have dry starts often?
No. But would this deter a dry start being there are (2) ADBV's? I know nothing is 100%. Just doing some research.
You have to use a filter with (2) ADBVs for (2) OCIs!
If it were the last filter on planet Earth, to avoid that I would cut the filter open and remove one of the ADBV's.
Then I would have to walk after the 1st OCI.
Originally Posted By: BlueOvalFitter
I thought about that after I hit the submit button.
Their CS is not the only thing that stinks; their QC with their oil filters needs attention also.
Being a (former) faithful Purolator user, I shook my head when it was posted up that they no longer guarantee their filters past 3000 miles, and promptly changed to another brand.
I thought about that after I hit the submit button.
Their CS is not the only thing that stinks; their QC with their oil filters needs attention also.
Being a (former) faithful Purolator user, I shook my head when it was posted up that they no longer guarantee their filters past 3000 miles, and promptly changed to another brand.
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Originally Posted By: Kuato
Originally Posted By: BlueOvalFitter
I thought about that after I hit the submit button.
Their CS is not the only thing that stinks; their QC with their oil filters needs attention also.
Being a (former) faithful Purolator user, I shook my head when it was posted up that they no longer guarantee their filters past 3000 miles, and promptly changed to another brand.
Yeah, it's like their standards are below FRAM now.
Originally Posted By: BlueOvalFitter
I thought about that after I hit the submit button.
Their CS is not the only thing that stinks; their QC with their oil filters needs attention also.
Being a (former) faithful Purolator user, I shook my head when it was posted up that they no longer guarantee their filters past 3000 miles, and promptly changed to another brand.
Yeah, it's like their standards are below FRAM now.
Originally Posted By: Kuato
Being a (former) faithful Purolator user, I shook my head when it was posted up that they no longer guarantee their filters past 3000 miles, and promptly changed to another brand.
Geeez ... when rumors start it's hard to control the chaos.
I just posted this in another thread where this came up:
Oh no! ... not this again.
Go read this thread and you'll see the answers to this "3000 mile" question.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2925484#Post2925484
Being a (former) faithful Purolator user, I shook my head when it was posted up that they no longer guarantee their filters past 3000 miles, and promptly changed to another brand.
Geeez ... when rumors start it's hard to control the chaos.
I just posted this in another thread where this came up:
Oh no! ... not this again.
Go read this thread and you'll see the answers to this "3000 mile" question.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2925484#Post2925484
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
Originally Posted By: Kuato
Being a (former) faithful Purolator user, I shook my head when it was posted up that they no longer guarantee their filters past 3000 miles, and promptly changed to another brand.
Geeez ... when rumors start it's hard to control the chaos.
I just posted this in another thread where this came up:
Oh no! ... not this again.
Go read this thread and you'll see the answers to this "3000 mile" question.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2925484#Post2925484
Yep, that's the thread I was referring to.
Originally Posted By: Kuato
Being a (former) faithful Purolator user, I shook my head when it was posted up that they no longer guarantee their filters past 3000 miles, and promptly changed to another brand.
Geeez ... when rumors start it's hard to control the chaos.
I just posted this in another thread where this came up:
Oh no! ... not this again.
Go read this thread and you'll see the answers to this "3000 mile" question.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2925484#Post2925484
Yep, that's the thread I was referring to.
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