oversize filter PH3600 vs 3614
04-04-03, 05:30 PM
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oversize filter PH3600 vs 3614
I just tried using PH3600 a motomaster formula one primium oil filter make by fram for Canadian tire
fand it fits perfectly. Everything same as PH3614 except much longer ( 30%) which means higher flow and bigger volume.
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fand it fits perfectly. Everything same as PH3614 except much longer ( 30%) which means higher flow and bigger volume.
Just to share info
04-04-03, 11:15 PM
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Read this Oil Filter Study and you'll think twice about using FRAM again. I've reverted back to OEM ones made in Japan.
04-05-03, 08:50 AM
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yah i agree there is nothing like oem don't buy crappy tire filters the fram is better but it is like saying a ford is better than a kia
know what i mean
there is another filter from toyota that fits perfectly and is longer so it is easier to remove
also has more filter surface area so a higher flow just remember to put a little more oil as it holds more now
not much though
also compare the holes of an oem filter to the aftermarket ones
you may find wrong placement which can cause a blockage as the openings don't align
which can cause lots of problems
later
know what i mean
there is another filter from toyota that fits perfectly and is longer so it is easier to remove
also has more filter surface area so a higher flow just remember to put a little more oil as it holds more now
not much though
also compare the holes of an oem filter to the aftermarket ones
you may find wrong placement which can cause a blockage as the openings don't align
which can cause lots of problems
later
04-08-03, 12:21 PM
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Re: oversize filter PH3600 vs 3614
Originally posted by PES300
I just tried using PH3600 a motomaster formula one primium oil filter make by fram for Canadian tire
fand it fits perfectly. Everything same as PH3614 except much longer ( 30%) which means higher flow and bigger volume.
Just to share info
I just tried using PH3600 a motomaster formula one primium oil filter make by fram for Canadian tire
fand it fits perfectly. Everything same as PH3614 except much longer ( 30%) which means higher flow and bigger volume.
Just to share info
04-12-03, 08:08 PM
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iI ve just got the longer version Toyota oil filter for the v8 engines
They do look a better built and cost only Cad $8.50 not bad at all
Thanks
They do look a better built and cost only Cad $8.50 not bad at all
Thanks
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Hi Everyone; Ive been on this site for awhile checking out Oil filters,Oil and plugs It's tells you the #1 #2 #3 and so on.The site is Bestcovery.com. They have the Purolator Pure One as the #1 filter and Mobil 1 #2 Check it out and give your Opinions. Thanks Bobbyd PS, I'm using Mobil 1 and filter in my 97ES now.
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