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bmxer
Member # 1222
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how many miles b4 i should change the fuel filter and wuts a good brand?
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racercosmo
Member # 1864
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I change mine once a year regardless of mileage. I use only Motorcraft, or Wix/Napa.
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street_illegal_stang
Member # 1554
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every year or every 12,000 mile...or before.. won't do no harm doing this early.... make sure you have a manual for the car because certain steps must bedone before removale... i can find them out if you need it. justin r. long beach 89 red fox gt (impounded) out on the first of aug.
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street_illegal_stang
Member # 1554
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fram make an quality filter
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bmxer
Member # 1222
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are k&n fuel filters good?
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racercosmo
Member # 1864
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quote: Originally posted by street_illegal_stang: fram make an quality filter
That is false.
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street_illegal_stang
Member # 1554
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go ahead and buy a knN filter but also buy a fram one...only like 5-7$ so you can prove this guy wrong..i listen to that kind of b.s allday at work.. i've tried using a KnN fuel filter and its not much more differt than any store bought filter.. in otherwords its not worth the overcharged price. also knN oil filters are not worth the extra money there air filters are cool but are way overpriced. whatever man if you just wanna replace the old with a new get a fram . if your pushing 300+ hp go with a aeromotive filter..otherwise spend the extra money on something you can use.
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street_illegal_stang
Member # 1554
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oh yeah, napa sucks ass..made in korea
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93PONY
Member # 60
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Fram products SUCK ASS!
http://minimopar.net/oilfilter-fram1.txt
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st5150
Member # 51
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quote: Originally posted by bmxer: how many miles b4 i should change the fuel filter and wuts a good brand?
I think Ford recomends something like 30K miles for a fuel filter change. I use some German brand filter from Autozone because its almost half the price of the FRAM ones that Kragens sells.
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5.0Brian
Member # 262
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I just get the Motorcraft filter.
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Blown Mystic
Member # 476
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not saying that frams are good (however i use them on my cobra,volvo,suburban,camry or whatever im driving) but i could write an article and say i worked for valvoline and that i pissed in the oil daily
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street_illegal_stang
Member # 1554
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Thank you!
and besides i was talking about there fuel filters...there oil filters are just oil filters
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93PONY
Member # 60
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So you think they have better quality control on the fuel filter line? HA! It's the filter media itself that's called to question. Fram uses paper/cardboard, not cotton like K&N. Some other brands even use synthetic media to trap particles down to 5 microns. Aside from that, Fram products are notorious for having poor sealing thus bypassing the filter element & sending dirty fluid through your motor.
Eh...To each his own.
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street_illegal_stang
Member # 1554
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KnN doesn't use cotton on all there products there oil filters are made of paper and only trap out 20 microns..all oil filters have a bypass there suppost to so there always oil flowing when the filter has no purpose because it gets full of shit..again we where talking about fuel filters knN cool because you can take them apart and clean them..they don't use cotton in there fuel filters they use little metal filter disk that trap (10-20)mircons out...fram fuel filters are good for 12,000 miles filters 10 microns.best bang for the buck... if you want to spend 65$ on a fuel filter that you have to clean every 5k miles by a KnN.. i love there air filters but jesus christ they over charge! like if cotton is hard to find or something
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93PONY
Member # 60
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Cut open a $5 Fram fuel filter & you'll see were they skimp on quality. The filter itself must have a good seal with the case. If it's sitting off, or they use carboard as the seal (as Fram does) instead of a rubber 'O' ring, then the filter isn't going to do much.
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hidnn.o.s.
Member # 1219
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Fram sucks
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POS88GT
Member # 1757
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Just take an empty soup can(any brand) stuff it full of O.B. tampons and tap you fuel lines into it, it works great(down to 5 microns!!!) JUST KIDDING
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93PONY
Member # 60
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quote: Originally posted by POS88GT: Just take an empty soup can(any brand) stuff it full of O.B. tampons and tap you fuel lines into it, it works great(down to 5 microns!!!) JUST KIDDING
I prefer tampax.
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street_illegal_stang
Member # 1554
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