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Re: No oil in oil filter
« on: Dec 03, 2016, 01:15:08 PM »
When you see the cheap "paper" media Fram uses verses the Napa or the Wix you'll understand. The latter two won't collapse and block and by-pass your filter. You don't even know this is happening. so you are just blindly happy with a lower grade product. Just sayin' from years of mechanic experience and viewing engine failures.   :twocents:

Hi Slabzilla,

Yep... I've read lots of posts by the "mechanics" and I understand the descriptions that they have posted about the "cheap" filter material.  Fram is one of the largest oil filter manufacturers in the world.  If there was a problem with their quality, we would hear about it by now.

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