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| falcon1999 |
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Genuine Ford Motorcraft Oil Filter vs Ryco vs other brand
vote?
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| alfy |
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Repco ROF-1
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| phongus |
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Any Z9 will do. Replacement or OEM. To me their all the same without dramas. As long as you do regular oil change, your oil filter shouldn't be a problem no matter what brand.
phong =P~
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| FORDom |
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genuine is cheaper then the ryco, so i can't see why you wouldn't use the genuine one..
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| KWIKXR |
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Oil filters get replaced fairly often so it doesnt really matter to be honest, just get whatever, they all do the same job
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as above, genuine..... even though they are made in china now
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| falcon1999 |
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Genuine cost $10.90 at Coventrys
Ryco cost $7.50 at Malz
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FORDom wrote: genuine is cheaper then the ryco, so i can't see why you wouldn't use the genuine one.. I'm sure Motorcraft oil filters are a tad dearer?...even so, I rather buy my stuff from one place rather then chase cheaper items  . Efficiency people  phong =P~
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i got some other brand at autobarn today when i changed my oil cost me $6.99 and it felt really sollid as well so iu guess if your gonna look after your car it shouldnt matter
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| Krytox |
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If I run out of FoMoCo ones, I use Ryco.
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Krytox wrote: If I run out of FoMoCo ones, I use Ryco. +1 have used K&N before, no noticable difference. The motorcraft ones still have to exceed oem spec, so where they are made is of no concern, they could be filtering with the hair from 1000 virgins for all I care. as long as it does the job it is intended to do.
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| TROYMAN |
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my local ford dealer is selling the motorcraft oil filters for $5.50 each..
i usually buy 3 or 4 at a time... |
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dc_todd wrote: Krytox wrote: If I run out of FoMoCo ones, I use Ryco. +1 have used K&N before, no noticable difference. The motorcraft ones still have to exceed oem spec, so where they are made is of no concern, they could be filtering with the hair from 1000 virgins for all I care. as long as it does the job it is intended to do. When you say the motorcraft ones exceed OEM spec, do you mean they are better than the aftermarket ones?
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TROYMAN wrote: my local ford dealer is selling the motorcraft oil filters for $5.50 each.. i usually buy 3 or 4 at a time... Which dealer is that?
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falcon1999 wrote: TROYMAN wrote: my local ford dealer is selling the motorcraft oil filters for $5.50 each.. i usually buy 3 or 4 at a time... Which dealer is that? peterwarren special at smithfield nsw.. |
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