Fram XG9641 at 10K OCI
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Zee09
$200 Site Donor 2023
Another Fram failure
Looks good.
Looks very good sir. Thanks for the c&p and your efforts
How did you get the media apart? Did the end caps just pull off?
Great straight vanes something you don't see a lot of on cartridge filters. Plus 10K on the filter I'm impressed.
it is first time for me to do synthetic oil basically on my old car; first oil was SuperTech synthetic HM; second fill I used Mobil1 synthetic HM;
I'm surprised how clean the medias was the most and it just demonstrates how this DuraTech is clean inside and how they are well build overall
I'm surprised how clean the medias was the most and it just demonstrates how this DuraTech is clean inside and how they are well build overall
Originally Posted by miden851
it is first time for me to do synthetic oil basically on my old car; first oil was SuperTech synthetic HM; second fill I used Mobil1 synthetic HM;
I'm surprised how clean the medias was the most and it just demonstrates how this DuraTech is clean inside and how they are well build overall
I take it this is off your 2008 Mazda?
Thanks
it is first time for me to do synthetic oil basically on my old car; first oil was SuperTech synthetic HM; second fill I used Mobil1 synthetic HM;
I'm surprised how clean the medias was the most and it just demonstrates how this DuraTech is clean inside and how they are well build overall
I take it this is off your 2008 Mazda?
Thanks
Originally Posted by blupupher
How did you get the media apart? Did the end caps just pull off?
It's a fram they just fall off.
J/K
How did you get the media apart? Did the end caps just pull off?
It's a fram they just fall off.
Originally Posted by 53' Stude
Originally Posted by miden851
it is first time for me to do synthetic oil basically on my old car; first oil was SuperTech synthetic HM; second fill I used Mobil1 synthetic HM;
I'm surprised how clean the medias was the most and it just demonstrates how this DuraTech is clean inside and how they are well build overall
I take it this is off your 2008 Mazda?
Thanks
Yes sir;
Mazda has the cartridge filter while Honda has its own enclosed
Originally Posted by miden851
it is first time for me to do synthetic oil basically on my old car; first oil was SuperTech synthetic HM; second fill I used Mobil1 synthetic HM;
I'm surprised how clean the medias was the most and it just demonstrates how this DuraTech is clean inside and how they are well build overall
I take it this is off your 2008 Mazda?
Thanks
Yes sir;
Mazda has the cartridge filter while Honda has its own enclosed
Originally Posted by miden851
Originally Posted by 53' Stude
Originally Posted by miden851
it is first time for me to do synthetic oil basically on my old car; first oil was SuperTech synthetic HM; second fill I used Mobil1 synthetic HM;
I'm surprised how clean the medias was the most and it just demonstrates how this DuraTech is clean inside and how they are well build overall
I take it this is off your 2008 Mazda?
Thanks
Yes sir;
Mazda has the cartridge filter while Honda has its own enclosed
Very good and Thank You sir
Originally Posted by 53' Stude
Originally Posted by miden851
it is first time for me to do synthetic oil basically on my old car; first oil was SuperTech synthetic HM; second fill I used Mobil1 synthetic HM;
I'm surprised how clean the medias was the most and it just demonstrates how this DuraTech is clean inside and how they are well build overall
I take it this is off your 2008 Mazda?
Thanks
Yes sir;
Mazda has the cartridge filter while Honda has its own enclosed
Very good and Thank You sir
Triple_Se7en
$50 Site Donor 2024
Confusing at first look! Why put a Supertech oil filter box below that Fram filter? That makes it appear as-if it's a Supertech filter with a Fram top-cap.
C'mon! Lets not add not-needed confusion and question marks to these filter dissections.
C'mon! Lets not add not-needed confusion and question marks to these filter dissections.
Originally Posted by Triple_Se7en
Confusing at first look! Why put a Supertech oil filter box below that Fram filter? That makes it appear as-if it's a Supertech filter with a Fram top-cap.
C'mon! Lets not add not-needed confusion and question marks to these filter dissections.
Not a ST box, its a ST OIL JUG
Confusing at first look! Why put a Supertech oil filter box below that Fram filter? That makes it appear as-if it's a Supertech filter with a Fram top-cap.
C'mon! Lets not add not-needed confusion and question marks to these filter dissections.
Not a ST box, its a ST OIL JUG
If it wasn't an Ultra the talk would be all about how easy the caps came off, and that's no good. Motorking himself stated once they have to use metal retainer caps on the Ultra because of bonding. Then they came out with cartridges like these. Oh well they do hold up in the engine most of the time, there were some earlier ones that separated. Telling it like it is, is fun with all brands.
What a fantastic looking ultra! Man I love those filters and always look forward to seeing the C&P's of them. Thank you for posting!
Originally Posted by goodtimes
If it wasn't an Ultra the talk would be all about how easy the caps came off, and that's no good. Motorking himself stated once they have to use metal retainer caps on the Ultra because of bonding. Then they came out with cartridges like these. Oh well they do hold up in the engine most of the time, there were some earlier ones that separated. Telling it like it is, is fun with all brands.
No longer any issue at all. The cartridge Ultra filters are deep "potted" into the plastic end caps. No issues.
If it wasn't an Ultra the talk would be all about how easy the caps came off, and that's no good. Motorking himself stated once they have to use metal retainer caps on the Ultra because of bonding. Then they came out with cartridges like these. Oh well they do hold up in the engine most of the time, there were some earlier ones that separated. Telling it like it is, is fun with all brands.
No longer any issue at all. The cartridge Ultra filters are deep "potted" into the plastic end caps. No issues.
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