Best Oil Filter for 2000 Elantra
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Best Oil Filter for 2000 Elantra
This guy did some amazing research at:
http://groups.msn.com/gl1800/general...66675666844976
In brief, the best filters are Mobil 1 & SuperTech. Both are made by
Champion. Both are made of synthetic fibers that capture 5 times more that
natural fibers. Also, both have a real spring-loaded gasket. Fram, for
example, has a cheap insert that may stick and allow backwash. I buy the
ST's because they are only $2.
Also, the ST7317 is taller than the ST6607 (more filter). The former is
made for a truck but fits perfectly on my Hyundai.
http://groups.msn.com/gl1800/general...66675666844976
In brief, the best filters are Mobil 1 & SuperTech. Both are made by
Champion. Both are made of synthetic fibers that capture 5 times more that
natural fibers. Also, both have a real spring-loaded gasket. Fram, for
example, has a cheap insert that may stick and allow backwash. I buy the
ST's because they are only $2.
Also, the ST7317 is taller than the ST6607 (more filter). The former is
made for a truck but fits perfectly on my Hyundai.
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Re: Best Oil Filter for 2000 Elantra
helikid wrote:
> This guy did some amazing research at:
>
> http://groups.msn.com/gl1800/general...66675666844976
>
> In brief, the best filters are Mobil 1 & SuperTech. Both are made by
> Champion. Both are made of synthetic fibers that capture 5 times more that
> natural fibers. Also, both have a real spring-loaded gasket. Fram, for
> example, has a cheap insert that may stick and allow backwash. I buy the
> ST's because they are only $2.
>
> Also, the ST7317 is taller than the ST6607 (more filter). The former is
> made for a truck but fits perfectly on my Hyundai.
Purolator Pure One filters are also consistently highly rated. The
recommended filter for the Elantra is #PL14459, but the #PL24458 is
identical except for being ~30% longer.
> This guy did some amazing research at:
>
> http://groups.msn.com/gl1800/general...66675666844976
>
> In brief, the best filters are Mobil 1 & SuperTech. Both are made by
> Champion. Both are made of synthetic fibers that capture 5 times more that
> natural fibers. Also, both have a real spring-loaded gasket. Fram, for
> example, has a cheap insert that may stick and allow backwash. I buy the
> ST's because they are only $2.
>
> Also, the ST7317 is taller than the ST6607 (more filter). The former is
> made for a truck but fits perfectly on my Hyundai.
Purolator Pure One filters are also consistently highly rated. The
recommended filter for the Elantra is #PL14459, but the #PL24458 is
identical except for being ~30% longer.
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