"Parts Master #61334 (CUT OPEN) 9,800~ 13' Accent

[53' Stude]

Evening folks. Here we have a Parts Master #61334 that was on my nice older neighbor lady's car. She picked up this 2013 Hyundai Accent with 39,100 on odometer. Oil change sticker shows oil which was MaxLife 10w30 had 9,800~ on it. Kinda black oil and some debris too. I put a KIA/HYUNDAI OEM filter on along with some Valvoline MaxLife Nextgen 5w20 from my huge stash. Told her to come back at 5,000 or 5 months. Did my good deed for the week

 

[sir1900]

Thanks for the C&P. I like the Parts Master -- made by Wix -- a good budget filter at a very reasonable price.

 

[53' Stude]

You are very welcome Sir1900

. Oil wasn't as bad as I thought; some soft, blackish crud but when rubbed between my fingers didn't think was gosh awful darn bad. I hope to see this car again in 5k or lil less, nice lil' commuter for her

 

[bbhero]

Looking out for a older lady is always the way to go ! Now that is awesome. She is someone's mother or grandmother and its great doing good by her. I believe we get back what we sow. And doing this is really cool. Well done

 

[53' Stude]

Thanks bbhero and I know her daughter and she and this lil' older woman are great folks. Glad the MaxLife red jug did something +

 

[Kool1]

I love the Hyundai/Kia OEM oil filters. They have a thick canister, the reviews are very positive, and they are available at my local Hyundai dealer for about $5.00. I use them on my 03 Honda CRV.

 

[53' Stude]

+1 Kool1

 

[bbhero]

I agree. That is a well constructed filter. Very well put together. Yeah that maxlife will do her good.

 

[Sayjac]

As noted above this PM is a Wix 'made for' filter using a dome end bypass. Looks pretty good, especially considering the miles. And in this case, xref indicates it to be the H/K spec size. Decent filter I'd say.

 

[53' Stude]

Yeah, I could get one for round' $4 and change. Sayjac, the black ADBV; its nitrile rubber right? Says "Parker" on it btw

 

[Sayjac]

Correct, it's nitrile as opposed to silicone on the Wix/Napa Gold. Nothing wrong with that, silicone tends to be more durable/pliable over longer oci's. Jobber tier filters use nitrile, even some upper tier like Donaldson and FleetGuard use them. Parker labeled adbv's are used by Wix.

 

[bmod305]

Parts Master = Wix ProTec = Napa Silver/ProSelect

Most Napa Silver's are on sale for $3.04 each thru the end of April

Dave

 

[daves87rs]

Not to bad at all....

 

[R80RS]

Nice write-up, nice filter. Thanks for posting.

 

[abycat]

Nice little filter. 10w30 jeez! Glad you put in the right oil

 

[ThirdeYe]

Looks great for a nearly 10k run. I'd say she got her money's worth!

 

[dlundblad]

Didn't notice this on the can, but the equivalent MicroGard MGL51334 is made in USA whereas the WIX/ Napa Gold equivalents are hecho en Mexico.

I bought one of these for the Kubota garden tractor. Turns out its the equivalent for the mid-sized OEM filter.

 

[53' Stude]

LOL! yeah, it states 5w20 on the cap and in owners manual

 

[dlundblad]

Hyundai is pretty lenient with oil. Basically anything can be used as a substitute.

 

[53' Stude]

LOL! Thanks dlundblad