Purolator Tech TL14610 Oil Filter Cut Open, Used Purolator Oil Filter Cut Open
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Oil Filter Inspection. #Mobil #Motorcraft #Supertech #Wix
Today we'll open up a used Purolator oil filter that came off of a 2021 Nissan Kicks. Let's see how this filter did!
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I have a oil related question...I have a 2017 chevy traverse... I switched over to amsoil OE synthetic 5w30....formerly used ACDelco full synthetic....since the switch it takes forever to get to operating temp ... any insight is appreciated...
I think you have a separate issue. Switching oils shouldn't have anything to do with your engine getting to operating temp. "Just my 2 cents", but the first thing I would check. Are the cooling fans on all the time? Or is the thermostat stuck open? I'll pin your question so that it sits on top. Thanks!
@@WhipCityWrencher I'm not hearing the fans run .. as for the thermostat...I'm not really sure... I know it's not gotten hot and the heater works just fine ... thanks for the input..
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Try Baldwin or Fleetguard filters
I feel puralator has stepped up their game in recent years. 20 years ago they were the $1.99 garbage at our local parts store
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This looks like a good made filter.
I just ordered one from amz for my 2007 Honda odyssey. But I will be using. Penzoil 5w20 high milage . Thanks for the rebate tip. Same filter
I wonder how it compares to ST6607 which is what I use mostly
It has 245k miles btw
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Great Video WhipCityWrencher. I’ll love to send you one day an oil filter with engine failure and see the damage Through the filter
Sure, Let me know when, and send me an email to, Poker4me007@gmail.com
Looks very good to me at 5.2k miles, especially so for a jobber filter. Pleat spacing around seam pleat, not bad. This one made in the US, Fayetteville NC. Going to say most miles at operating temps, easiest on the filter media and oil. This is same application filter you Whip cut open unused and caused the price to spike on Amazon algorithm. 😀 I just checked, price is finally back down, might grab a couple before you cause another price increase. 😉Decent ~5k mile oil filter, as long as they keep it made in US. Moved Bosch Prem. went to Mexico and quality went down. Thanks for vid, have a great day.
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@@WhipCityWrencher FYI, I did grab three of these at $2.40, same price as when you first posted the unused one. Well worth that price. Got them before the ebay resellers swoop in. I don't expect price to last long, again. Learned from last time.😀
@@faxmen09 Yep, I've seen that happen too!
Good deal👍😊
@@WhipCityWrencher I see what you did there with the filter price, after the initial posting. 😉 Still hanging in there on Amazon. Just hoping still made in US, and that's what I get.
@@faxmen09 I ordered it from Amazon the day before yesterday, and yesterday I received a bunch of these filters at the old price.
I mosty use NOS Purolator filters from the 1980s they are superb!
Happy Halloween. 0w-30 Engine Oil and Purolator Oil Filter did the job.
Thanks, Anish
Happy Halloween😊
You should do a top 5 filter video. Top 5 premium & top 5 budget.
There are less inlet holes than on the STP S7317XL. Why is that?
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I try and make an oil filter inspection video every Friday on this RUclips channel, Thank You!
I use PureOne filter but this filter is well made, no slop and it did its job well. Oil is in good shape, used but not totally exhausted, no junk in the oil either.
love this channel
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Pete,
Happy Halloween! Looks like a well made filter that I would use without concern.
Hi Kevin
Thanks! Happy Halloween👍🎃
Thank you for another informative video.
What is the address to send filters for comparison ?
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Its a well made nicely prices US made filter ,my friend is using these on some of his rental fleet vehicles as well with no issues, i should try to grab a used one out of a rental car & see how it hold up
I bought a case of these because of the price. They work just fine. Just do your oil change on time.
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i would expect filter to be pretty clean if she only had it on that short period of time.
The TL is rated for 5,000 miles. Can't complain for $2.40 on Amazon.
Hey can I send you a filter new?
Sure, send me an email to, Poker4me007@gmail.com
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Hey whip, what’s your favorite filter?
I have a few that I like but probably the Purolator Boss
i've bin running the least expensive oil AMSOIL makes since early may, (OEM 5w20) was going 2 change b4 going 2 AMSOIL convention in july, butt still hav not gotten a chance 2 change yet, looks cleaner than her oil... i must hav over 9,000 + miles on it by know... yes, i do drive alot, as a livery driver... wen i do drive, i put on about 200 miles per day, easy... actually got best mpg f/this AMSOIL product, not f/their best "SS"... can't believe that, butt my wife did it... 🤑
Great filters especially for the $... Awesome Video as Usual by our man PETE, THANX!!!
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5:24 This is where I *categorically DISAGREE* , Pete!!!
Filter Media absorbed a _LOT_ of dirt from the oil!!! And your review convinced me even more that 5,000 miles is the critical mileage for an oil /filter change.
By the way, this inexpensive (but high-quality) filter with an obviously well-functioning pressure relief valve was a pleasant surprise.
And...
🦇Trick or treat, Happy Halloween!!!🧛
Well, that's what I meant, I just didn't explain it very well. The dirt was inside the media instead of the surface. LOL
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I have to agree its a good budget oil /oil filter combo ! Happy Halloween !! 🎃🎃🎃
Hi Scotty
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So nice of Andrew 😊. This looks like a very good filter 👍. Great share! Happy Halloween 🎃. Merri
Thanks, Merri
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It`s almost identical to my Wix 57002 filter. But wix has no anti drain back valve and has a spring instead of the stamped leaf spring.
Nice! I am impressed?
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Happy Halloween, Petey!
Happy Halloween😊
I went to the Purolator Boss, but a lot of stores do not carry them and I had to order them online
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I think the Boss is a very good oil filter. That's what I got on my Explorer right now, I'm sticking with that filter unless I find something better.
If you have a Menards near you they carry those for around $7.50
Thank you, but no Menards on my state. Small town, auto zone and walmart@@justiceneibarger4919
So nice of Andrew to send it to You! Another great video! 👍
Have a Wonderful Week, Cuz! 😊
Thanks Ella,
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Another good video Sir thank you
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Great sharing 👍
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This popped up in my feed so I’ll watch I now you always have great info 👍
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ahh a great idea mail your used oil filters to you tubers to cut open then you don't have to get rid of them LOL
Auto parts stores take them in for free.
@@pugger01 it was a joke we get rid of oil and filters behind auto parts store they supposedly squish them and grind them up into scrap metal at a recycling place.
A wholesaler that I deal with carries these oil filters. Last time I checked, they were around $2 a piece.
Be careful not to get the Chinese-made ones, they have lousy filter media. I open one up this Friday.
Yes, I agree. I recently opened up a Chinese made one, and it was very cheaply constructed. It came off of a Honda. @@WhipCityWrencher
The Florida pool pump motor repair guy 32750 approved ! that was good info WCW 😁
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Today's cars are quite different from the Oldsmobile your dad used to drive. In the past, we could use paper oil filters because we were using conventional oil. Modern cars use synthetic oil, and it's important to use an oil filter with a cellulose element designed for synthetic oil. What’s Inside the oil filter is a filter element made of a specialised material, such as synthetic fibers or cellulose. This element has microscopic pores that allow oil to flow through while effectively capturing and retaining any harmful particles present in the oil. Many shops are unfamiliar with cellulose filters and why would they use them. Many shops offer special prices on oil changes as a way to attract customers into the shop. The issue is, they consider it a loss. The majority of shops only stock paper filters due to their low cost and are unwilling to invest the extra dollars for cellulose filters. It feels like a race to the bottom, with everyone trying to offer the cheapest price for oil changes.
All of the above is complete nonsense and bullsh..t
There is absolutely NO difference what type of oil you use in your car.
Mr. Smith, your comment is open to interpretation. Are you talking about my dad's Oldsmobile? The fact is, oil manufacturers have designed synthetic oil to last for 10, 15, and even 20,000 miles. Paper filters are designed to last only 3,000 to 4,000 miles; That's why we opt for cellulose filters; they're specifically designed to work with synthetic oils that can go up to 10, 15, and even 20,000 miles before being changed. Have you ever heard of anybody coming in at 3,000 miles to get their filter changed? You know, customers tend to push their oil changes to the limit. In my world, there are no dumb questions, only misinformed DIYers.
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This is all advertising fluff. No one in a sane mind would drive the same oil fill for 10,000, or 15,000 miles... (On passengers car with 4-qt oil volume)...Well, maybe there is *some idiot* who believes that you can “get a vaccine” for the flu , or that that a mask on his face will help save him from death.
As you can see from the video: ANY oil filter simply CANNOT PHYSICALLY last more than 5000 miles.