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Old 09-01-2011, 05:30 PM   #1
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I got my oil changed today and they put on a Pennzoil Pz19 filter and its significantly smaller than anything if ever put on it anyone ever use this filter

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Old 09-01-2011, 05:45 PM   #2
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Check out this pdf that compares Motorcraft to all the other filters (including Pennzoil.)

http://www.ford-trucks.com/ford-manu...Comparison.pdf

The only oil filters I've ever used on my truck is Motorcraft, Wix, Mobil One, and Purolator Pure One.
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Old 09-01-2011, 06:01 PM   #3
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I usually use motorcraft or try too thanks for the info

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Small filter equals less flow and plugging quicker. It probably wont hurt anything but I dont like when stuff like that happens. They probably put on the cheapest filter they could find. I would have more peace of mind if I knew the proper one was on it. There are too cheap not to change it. The small filter seems to be a trend these days. A lot of cars now have oil filters smaller than what you would find on a 20hp briggs engine. I know they are engineered correctly but I still dont like it.. But I am a heavy equipment tech. I am used to filters 8,10 inches is diameter and about a foot long.. Ones that will break your foot if you drop them on it..
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Check out this pdf that compares Motorcraft to all the other filters (including Pennzoil.)

http://www.ford-trucks.com/ford-manu...Comparison.pdf

The only oil filters I've ever used on my truck is Motorcraft, Wix, Mobil One, and Purolator Pure One.
The Wix compares pretty good.

50 pleats 2-5/8" high for the MC, 61 pleats and 2-6/8" tall.
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The Wix compares pretty good.

50 pleats 2-5/8" high for the MC, 61 pleats and 2-6/8" tall.
But the Wix has less flutes, so its not as easy to remove....haha.

I like how they show that the Fram filter has no flutes but they just say NONE and that its a black matte finish. I think FRAM, though crappy, is probably the easiest filter to grip/remove.
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But the Wix has less flutes, so its not as easy to remove....haha.

I like how they show that the Fram filter has no flutes but they just say NONE and that its a black matte finish. I think FRAM, though crappy, is probably the easiest filter to grip/remove.
I looked through it more, all the 6/8 measurements bug the heck out of me. Call it 3/4 like the rest of the world...

I had a fram on my Ranger for awhile. That rubber stuff gets weird when it is constantly soaked in oil for extended periods of time.
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I wonder why ford didn't say 3/8? I mean a dumb person would probably think that 5/8 is bigger than 3/4 just because of the higher numerator.
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I'll never buy another Fram product again after my fuel filter episode with them.

Motorcraft FTW!

Here's what I found when I took my fuel filter out:

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