mopar oil filter
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RE: mopar oil filter
Sounds right. Here's what's in the '07 manual (see attached).
I bought that filter once from Wal-Mart, no troubles. Then I saw this (referred to in another post), which you may have seen:
http://people.msoe.edu/~yoderw/oilfi...ilfilters.html
So now I'm using a Fram TG-16. Not the best, but it's not the worst.
Maybe you have information that's more current than this oil filter study? If the Mopar filters nowadays are really Purolators, I'll switch back....
[IMG]local://upfiles/71153/F0144419A7794F9A9FE7A5B714F2B3FF.jpg[/IMG]
I bought that filter once from Wal-Mart, no troubles. Then I saw this (referred to in another post), which you may have seen:
http://people.msoe.edu/~yoderw/oilfi...ilfilters.html
So now I'm using a Fram TG-16. Not the best, but it's not the worst.
Maybe you have information that's more current than this oil filter study? If the Mopar filters nowadays are really Purolators, I'll switch back....
[IMG]local://upfiles/71153/F0144419A7794F9A9FE7A5B714F2B3FF.jpg[/IMG]
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RE: mopar oil filter
Right part number. They only have a few part numbers for oil filters. The 090 is good for my Hemi and Viper engines and I use them on all 3. I recently changed to them. I was using M1 and Fram, depending on the car. But with the M1 on my SRT Ram it would make a whinning noise at startup, it was due to the filter. That is what made up my mind to only by a Mopar filter for all my cars.
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