Kohler 52-050-02 Oil Filter Cut Open vs. Prime Guard POF241 Oil Filter Cut Open Comparison
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Oil Filter Inspection. #Mobil #Motorcraft #Supertech #Wix #Fram
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30% more filter area with Prime Guard but less than 5% more weight of media. Telling by itself.
Yep,
Thanks for posting those numbers👍
Lawn tractors aren't fussy about filters, so a 3614 SuperTech from Wal-mart will work fine.
yep - been using them on my Craftsman lawn mower for years and works perfect. $3.97 vs $15.00 for Kohler. Supertech for the win!
Spot on...the Walmart brand you mention is Supertek. The number ya'll want is ST 3614 which is around $4 and bonus, mostly in stock. Can't find it? Walmart hides them on the bottom shelf hoping you'll buy the Fram version 3614. The ST 3614 diameter and length and thread match exactly to the 52-050-02 Kohler. You can peer in through the threaded hole in each for a comparison. Inside you will see the exact same metal grid pattern holding back the same pleated media type. (In case you're wondering I have another Kohler mower engine and have been running off brand filters in it for going on 17 years--mostly the tractor store off brands such as at Rural King. No problem.)
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I'd have to go with the Kohler, main reason being that its not made in China. I try to avoid Chi-Comm products if at all possible. That being said, i agree with you in that i think the the Kohler would filter better.
Totally agree. Beware of the Chinese made filter cuz I found commie tapping devices in them
Yesterday, I watched a vid of them making fake Hyundai/Kia & Toyota filters in India. Completely manual production, no safety gear, child labor, random lengths of filter media, weird brown glue (didn't look like glue, more like clay), didn't crimp or glue the filter seam, spray painted with car paint. But they did use everyone's favorite coil springs. Labels were silk screened. They were actually leak checked, all with the same rubber gasket. Not the one the filter will get before packaging.
Then I watched the genuine factory filters being made. Almost all automated. Crimped seams. Leaf springs. Powder coat finish. Silk screen label. Leak checked with the gasket that comes on the filter.
But the fake filters looked almost identical to the real ones. Same boxes.
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They are pretty good at making fake auto parts as well.
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I would use the Kohler as the media looks like it would filter better. And......both have coil springs.
Purolator Tech Line TL10241 would be my choice for my Lexus LX470 with 294,000mi currently. Super cheap on Amazon $3.16ea if you buy 16 lol. Get to oil changing! And I would probably use it on my neighbors lawnmower if he wanted me to change it’s oil again
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I could use the Kohler 52-050-02 Oil Filter on my 2008 Ford Focus. Same as the Prime Guard filter. I would use either or in a pinch. I think they would both filter fine. Thanks Whip.
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Kohler for the win😅Good to see your video. Happy Friday.
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That's correct Right pick on Kohler! Ageed! Prime guard is is made by local companies that made supertech with the worse and polued materials in cheap emgine oil .High risk on engine contamination!
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But Supertech oil filters are Champ made and as far as I know, Supertech oil is made by Warren.
@@WhipCityWrencher Dicently and fairly made only
I would just be glad if any lawn tractor had an oil filter ! Any filter will do just fine and i would put a small magnet on it also ! My bolens tractor with the briggs n straton intech lasted 10 years before exploding a rod destroying all the internals ! Not bad for a POS engine !
Missed one 👍 great details
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Someone subscribed to this channel is like, "How do I modify this lawnmower to take a Boss oil filter?"
No modification is necessary, The Purolator Boss PBL10241 will fit.
India vs China.....i probably look for a American made option
There's a fair number US made 3614 and equivalent filters.
Wix 51348,51348XP or Napa 1348 would be made in USA.
Could have used that Kohler filter on my Kohler toilet🚽 as it was quite brown 💩 & slow to go down & wanted to hang around 😉
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Go with OEM thanks for your video’s!
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Typical kohler, high price for nothing particularly special. Other good brands with same or better quality for lower price widely available.
Seemed the better of the two?
@@ChrisPatrick-q6k Yes, but the other filter was a cheap brand. High quality automotive equivalent usually half price or even less where I am. I run a kohler commercially that takes this filter. That yellow paint job is very expensive. Some Kohler dealers try to claim it flows better than an automotive equivalent but I see no difference. The kohler used to have a different style of inlet holes so they've changed their design or likely supplier (probably to save money) in recent years. I've had to throw a lot of parts at this engine with less than 500 hundred hours on it and the cost of parts that shouldn't need to be replaced so soon to begin with is very high. Nothing lubrication related, coils, head gaskets, ignition switch etc Over 20 years in production they should be fully dialled in and bullet proof by now. Parts supply in Europe is a disgrace but that's another story.
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I think they are okay to use, it certainly can't hurt. I just don't know if the particles caught by the magnet would have been caught by the filter media anyway.
Just buy a small super magnet and stick it on the can. Pull them off and reuse when you change the filter.
Overspray definitely a problem, if it comes off and plugs the media, the bypass opens and thats not good.
You can probably pick up a Purolator One (PL10241) at your local auto parts store or Tractor Supply Company for less than the Kohler.
The less expensive red L10241 also a great OPE option from TS.
I use the purolater red on my John Deere.
@@jamescaron6465 Recently took one off a Nissan 2.5L and cut it open, looked great.
Kohler filters are over priced even at big box stores.
Whip, I think the comparison here is between a dedicated OPE filter (Kohler) and an automotive application filter, the Prime Guard. It's why the PG is a bit longer. As long as the longer automotive application fits always going to be less expensive than OPE. And, many will have silicone adbv too. So here, I'd buy on price. Thanks for vid.
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Great Job Pete. Of the two I would pick the Kohler. I would rather cross this application to Wix at the end of the day
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The Wix would probably make for a good comparison.
Be nice if you would use standard measurements throughout.
You would see a difference with the black Kohler filter. Real cheap filter.
My filter failed, opened at the seam.
Could probably test the filter media buy using the burn 🔥 test ,cellulose usually just burns & smolders like paper & synthetic media burns ,& melts as well as bubbles up & burns black , synthetic blend will also burn black with the synthetic media burns & melts
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Walmart Supertek ST 3614 for $4.
PL10241 is an option, the Purolator One. The Kohler is the same filter used on Small Two Cylinder engines. It is why i will not use them on a 4 Cylinder Engines made by Ford. I prefer a FL400S or a FL1A which is the same 3/4 x 16 thread and Gasket size, but far more filtration material and flow rate. Manufactures don't care about Flow Rates, just what is the cheapest to put on the cars and trucks anymore.
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OEM all the way. Thanks for another great break on a Friday!
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Thanks. Pete
Kohler wins my vote.
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Very good video and review Pete 😊. Kohler 👍. Have a great weekend my friend😊, take care.
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Have a great weekend also👍
Just get a fleetguard.
I just found your channel and have now subscribed, I commented on your video comparing the 3 different Fram filters some of your subscribers may find the comments useful. Not to have you give away the farm or anything but do you have a personal favorite of the filters you've compared/inspected after their use? Thanks in advance!
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I like the Purolator Boss oil filter.
That's the first time I seen a Kohler oil filter, thanks WhipCityWrencher
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Great job Pete! Thanks for sharing Chuck! Both are well made but I’d take the kohler on the filter media.
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If you are changing oil and filter every week I would buy the Walmart or STP, lawn service companies have to keep them in stock
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This is a hard size to find a cross reference in and the Kohler and Briggs and Stratton filers are very expensive. While the Chinese filters are much cheaper and ok filtration, I tried them and they always drained back oil past the ADBV when the engine was shut down. The next start, the oil filter would have to refill before oil pressure light went out. It sounds strange because looking at them, they seem ok but I tried 2 filters out of a case and it was the same story. That’s why I stick to the factory filters for my small engines.
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Kohler for better filtering media