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Ditto. Fram = Junk.
F***ing Rebuild Another Motor
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Basically, anything not orange.
Purolator, Motorcraft (obviously), Wix, Hastings, Baldwin are all good choices.
You can buy Motorcraft filters at Wal-Mart cheaper than the junk Fram ones.
For more detail on what makes Fram oil filters such junk, read some of the threads in the oil filters forum over at www.bobistheoilguy.com
If you've ever seen one cut apart, and compared the "guts" to any other manufacturer, you'd never run one ever again.
Purolator, Motorcraft (obviously), Wix, Hastings, Baldwin are all good choices.
You can buy Motorcraft filters at Wal-Mart cheaper than the junk Fram ones.
For more detail on what makes Fram oil filters such junk, read some of the threads in the oil filters forum over at www.bobistheoilguy.com
If you've ever seen one cut apart, and compared the "guts" to any other manufacturer, you'd never run one ever again.
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