where do you guys buy the oem mo-339 1-04892339AA filters at what cost? here i caint get them cheaper than 13.00+tax.

 

I alway buy mine at the dealer. I think i pay 10.00+ tax.

 

went to napa found that they have napa gold 7060 but heres the thing its black with the gold ring. online i see white one? also black one has red rubber vs black one? also cost is like $10+ mmm did say they had a economy version of this filter 3.99 but i beleive its cheaper quality?

 

It is a cheaper quality. I would get the one that is 10.00 or go with mopar.

 

I have found the my local WalMart has the factory Mopar oil filters on the self for abot 5.98

 

Thank you. I'm going to check on the filters at walmart.

 

not here they dont. ive checked the shelves here for them too. must be down in usa and some stores

 

I know that in Northeastern North Carolina,the Walmart has Delco,Motorcraft,Mopar, and the lesser brand filters in stock.

 

you mind posting a bar code for a 2010 4.0l filter at walmart there so i could check it here.

 

Agreed with mastertech, go with the NAPA Gold. A truly awesome filter made by Wix (some consider the best in the industry). The 'Silver' line is a lower quality, but will hold up easily under a 5000-7000 mile OCI regime.

mopar doesn't make filters. They've been known to outsource with such firms as Honeywell (Fram), Purolator, etc. The firm producing (,and maybe quality) the mopar line of filters has seemingly varied over time. However, the overall design and construction of the filter makes it reliable.

Where I live, the mopar filter suitable to my caravan is cheaper from the dealer then the NAPA Gold from NAPA.
By golly gee, never slap a fram on there due to their poor design, materials, construction, and filter media.

However, after much deliberation over the actual construction and make up of these filters..... I use NAPA Gold with Mobil 1 synthetic. It's already -15 celcius where I live, and so synthetic rules the roost. Incidentally, the NAPA Gold also silicone ADBV (as does mopar), which is much better than plain ol' rubber in sub zero temperatures..... That reminds me.... block heater time