Its extensive portfolio includes brakes, electronics, engine, fuel/air/exhaust. A poster on here warned me about these filters leaking on his Subaru and I wish I had listened to him. CARDONE is a top producer of new & remanufactured vehicle replacement parts. Have also used a K&N filter along with a number of other blue cans without any issues. I punted and installed a Subaru-branded blue can, which did not leak.neither did the Tokyo Rokis I have been using since then. I took the filter off, cleaned up the cup, inspected the seal (looked OK), and reinstalled the filter with a new dab of fresh oil wiped on the seal along with slightly more gorilla action on the final twist than I normally use.had more oil in the cup after about 20 miles. HD Napa Gold HD FleetGuard Part 1748 LF3000 Weight (G) 1630.7 1552.4 Height (in) 11 11 OD (in) 4.75 4.75 of Drain Holes 8 8 Drain Hole ID 0.36 0. I dont drive much since I work from home, but I would guess I would maybe get only about 6k kms on the oil run (maybe up to 10k kms MAX but this not being likely).Īppreciate any input you have on how they compareįWIW, I bought some WIX/NAPA Gold oil filters for my Forester and the first one I used seeped oil.I think I was roughly 3000 miles into my OCI and noticed that there was a small amount of oil in the metal cup around my top-mounted filter.
I know I am likely splitting hairs and for sure the Proselect is good enough, but am curious as to what would make the others a better choice for say my winter oil interval (will change oil in Oct or Nov) and run it until Spring. I am currently running a proselect that cost me 3.59$ (super cheap and I plan to cut it open to see build) but I was wondering about how the other types compare in build, media material, and efficiency, and type of drainback valve or any other differences between the types. Per the Napa canada site, they all seem to have same specs and say cellulose filter media. I see they have the following types for my car in signature: Hi all! I am trying to figure out the quality/differences between the various Napa oil filters.
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