Originally Posted By: 2015_PSD
The quality of these filters seems to have slipped in the past few years, but at one time they were the best bang for the buck and I scored quite a few at $2.30 each to the door at AAP. I stopped using them before I retired my 2010 FX4 and switched to FRAM Ultra XG2 filters for the security of the wire backing and the increased efficiency.
A few C&P of FL-820s filters from my 2010 FX4 5.4L:
Two MC FL-820s - One @ 6,480 Miles and One @ 8,285 Miles
MC FL-820s @ 7,480 Miles
MC FL-820s @ 10,020 Miles
MC FL-820s @ 15,372 Miles
Your FL-820S' from years back do look better than mine here. One main difference is you likely don't see much cold in your area of Texas. Cold starts may explain some of the slight waviness in mine, it was in service Sept. through Jan.
The quality of these filters seems to have slipped in the past few years, but at one time they were the best bang for the buck and I scored quite a few at $2.30 each to the door at AAP. I stopped using them before I retired my 2010 FX4 and switched to FRAM Ultra XG2 filters for the security of the wire backing and the increased efficiency.
A few C&P of FL-820s filters from my 2010 FX4 5.4L:
Two MC FL-820s - One @ 6,480 Miles and One @ 8,285 Miles
MC FL-820s @ 7,480 Miles
MC FL-820s @ 10,020 Miles
MC FL-820s @ 15,372 Miles
Your FL-820S' from years back do look better than mine here. One main difference is you likely don't see much cold in your area of Texas. Cold starts may explain some of the slight waviness in mine, it was in service Sept. through Jan.
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