Forgot I had this one. Service Champ #4622 from 2013 Versa unknown miles and oil. Metal crimp piece like Puro, unknown who makes this. Any ideas??
Service Pro #4622 2013 Versa ? Miles (CUT OPEN)
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Notice that large "glue gloop" too! LOL
Glue glob not hurting anything unless it was on the inside center tube area and broke off and went down into the engine. I always look down the center tube of new filters before I buy them to make sure there is no excess glue globs on the inside center tube that could dislodge and go into the engine.
Thanks for that info Zee0Six
I dunno who made that either, what's the spring look like?
Kinda like a Driveworks spring or equivalent CASITE deal. I could compress it easy
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
Looks good. Notice how tight the pleats are near the metal seam. That's how they should be.
x2. What he said ^
Looks good. Notice how tight the pleats are near the metal seam. That's how they should be.
x2. What he said ^
Nice pics, decent looking jobber filter.
Is your thumb ok? Looks painful.
Is your thumb ok? Looks painful.
I am fine sir, gloves are better than no gloves
Gang, here is the bypass spring and ADBV for anyone that's interested.
Must be a Chinese filter of some sort, maybe by the same people that make the Driveworks for AAP. They are the only ones using coil springs on jobber level filters that I know of, except Wix, and this isn't a Wix.
Sorry Zee0Six
Originally Posted By: KCJeep
Must be a Chinese filter of some sort, maybe by the same people that make the Driveworks for AAP. They are the only ones using coil springs on jobber level filters that I know of, except Wix, and this isn't a Wix.
This. The Chinese made filters generally seem to prefer the use of coil retainer springs and is a tell tale sign. Had forgotten that Clarcor/Baldwin/Hastings uses them too until a recent post. But this has circular holes in center tube, C/B/H use slotted.
Must be a Chinese filter of some sort, maybe by the same people that make the Driveworks for AAP. They are the only ones using coil springs on jobber level filters that I know of, except Wix, and this isn't a Wix.
This. The Chinese made filters generally seem to prefer the use of coil retainer springs and is a tell tale sign. Had forgotten that Clarcor/Baldwin/Hastings uses them too until a recent post. But this has circular holes in center tube, C/B/H use slotted.
Originally Posted By: webfors
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
Looks good. Notice how tight the pleats are near the metal seam. That's how they should be.
Bingo. And for that I give this filter a A+.
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Originally Posted By: jk_636
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
Looks good. Notice how tight the pleats are near the metal seam. That's how they should be.
x2. What he said ^
x3
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
Looks good. Notice how tight the pleats are near the metal seam. That's how they should be.
Bingo. And for that I give this filter a A+.
+2
Originally Posted By: jk_636
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
Looks good. Notice how tight the pleats are near the metal seam. That's how they should be.
x2. What he said ^
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