identify a WIX 'white label' filter

[lars11]

I have a filter I think is wix. All the info on the filter is:
H3 (on inside plate)
1080724 (small print on top of filter)
011508c3 (medium print on top of filter)

A spot of red spray paint visible inside the filter

Any ideas? The filter is for chevy v8 with 13/16 fastener.

 

[Crustacean]

How about some pictures, people here are very good at figuring out filter ID's by the look of the end plate.

 

[lars11]

This is the filter:

 

[robl]

For some reason the holes seem too small for a WIX. hm

 

[lawmanracing]

H3 is the Wix code for 13/16 inch thread, so it is quite possible it is a Wix made filter.

 

[Chris142]

It's a WIX. Wix puts that number on the baseplate that you can see @ 12'O-Clock.

 

[EricF]

if it's a white casing the it's Wix's pro-tec filter. Still good quality, just less burst pressure rating, really nothing to be concerned about.

 

[lars11]

ok, no the casing is black...

 

[lars11]

Got a reply from wix: It is a wix 51060 filter.

 

[lars11]

Found out that a low cost auto parts store here are relabeling wix filters and after looking closely the wix p/n is stamped on all filters. All priced at ca. 1/3 of other oem and brand filters: For my 5.0 marine V8: 59 krona for the rebranded Wix, FRAM equivalent 159 krona. Same for the Jeep filters...
I *think* I will go with the unlabeled WIX...

 

[Gary Allan]

1080724 (small print on top of filter)
011508c3 (medium print on top of filter)

Pete told us how to read this at one time.

1-08-07-24 or maybe 10(?) 8 (year) 07 (month) 24 (day)

01:15:08 (the time/shift that the filter passed that point in the process) C (either location or line) 3 (location or line)

It's something like that.

 

[postjeeprcr]

Originally Posted By: EricF
if it's a white casing the it's Wix's pro-tec filter. Still good quality, just less burst pressure rating, really nothing to be concerned about.


Some Wix filters have white cases