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Old 07-27-2007, 06:26 PM
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oil filter, does REALLY it matter which one you pick?

Is the Cheapest of these filters one to avoid or should i go ahead and buy a few? allso if i choose to run synthetic oil in my 1984dt, how long can i extend the oil-change intervals?
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Old 07-27-2007, 06:31 PM
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Old 07-27-2007, 06:54 PM
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Is the Cheapest of these filters one to avoid or should i go ahead and buy a few? allso if i choose to run synthetic oil in my 1984dt, how long can i extend the oil-change intervals?
The Made in Turkey Fram is the only one that does not use recycled cotton gin waste.

6000 is a good base for synthetic, only go more if an oil analysis says it's safe.
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Old 07-27-2007, 06:56 PM
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allright, im staying with dino then. thanks...
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Old 07-27-2007, 08:11 PM
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You can get a real good filter and not pay a lot for it.

www.fleetfilter.com

I'd skip on the cheap brands.
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Old 07-27-2007, 08:38 PM
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AWESOME! Do you know which filter numbers (wix) from that website that the MB diesel uses?


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You can get a real good filter and not pay a lot for it.

www.fleetfilter.com

I'd skip on the cheap brands.
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Old 07-27-2007, 09:48 PM
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  • Wix #33149 Fuel Filter #1, list $16.95
  • Wix #33006 Fuel Filter #2, list $14.95
  • Wix #51385 Oil Filter Cartridge, list $4.20
  • Wix #42194 Air Cleaner Element, list $12.95 **
  • **Will not fit CA. equipped cars, 49 state Version OK.
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Old 07-27-2007, 10:33 PM
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The site shows Wix #Napa #Description Price Case Quantity Quantity Order 513851385Oil Filter$8.34 12 almost twice that price on the oil filter:



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  • Wix #33149 Fuel Filter #1, list $16.95
  • Wix #33006 Fuel Filter #2, list $14.95
  • Wix #51385 Oil Filter Cartridge, list $4.20
  • Wix #42194 Air Cleaner Element, list $12.95 **
  • **Will not fit CA. equipped cars, 49 state Version OK.

Where'd you find the oil filters for $4.20? thats a great price.
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  • Wix #33149 Fuel Filter #1, list $16.95
  • Wix #33006 Fuel Filter #2, list $14.95
  • Wix #51385 Oil Filter Cartridge, list $4.20
  • Wix #42194 Air Cleaner Element, list $12.95 **
www.FleetFilter.com shows those same part numbers as:

33149 Fuel Filter #1 for $6.26
33006 Fuel Filter #2 for $1.92
51385 Oil Filter Cartridge for $8.34
42194 Air Cleaner Element for $7.30

One each totals $23.82. The last 51385 I used was a Wix that was "Made in Poland".
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Old 07-28-2007, 12:04 AM
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i'm pretty sure it doesn't matter what filter you use in these modern times anymore. or a filter at all for that matter. what are you filtering, really? if your engine is clean then what are you gonna filter out? some .000001 micron - soot?
also, it's too simple to make a good filter. any indian can do it according to bosch. if you are able to make a crap one you'll be kicked out of the market soon enough I'd say.
that cotton story seems to stick. how would cotton threads ever get any further than the filter is a mystery to me, or how they could do any damage to the engine anyway, (scratching cylinder walls with cotton?) but app. the turkish made fram is the way to go..
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Old 07-27-2007, 11:20 PM
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those prices were from a fleabay auction

http://cgi.ebay.com/Wix-Filters-for-Mercedes-Diesel-300D_W0QQitemZ180142176180QQcmdZViewItem
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So I see all the numbers above and wonder if we are solely looking at filters for the OM617 ?

I have a Wix 51385 that was in a box of parts (Brand new perfect condition as best I can tell), but I am not sure what it is for. I have Bosch 1 457 429 274 and a MANN PF 1050/1 that are both for my 617, but they look different than the Wix. The wix is also taller by 25-30mm.

Any comment?
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The wix is also taller by 25-30mm.
I am guessing that's going to be a problem. Not that I am real good with numbers!!!
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Old 08-10-2011, 09:29 PM
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So I see all the numbers above and wonder if we are solely looking at filters for the OM617 ?

I have a Wix 51385 that was in a box of parts (Brand new perfect condition as best I can tell), but I am not sure what it is for. I have Bosch 1 457 429 274 and a MANN PF 1050/1 that are both for my 617, but they look different than the Wix. The wix is also taller by 25-30mm.

Any comment?
The mentioned WIX is a 32 nominal micron Filter. For Details click on the Filter number at the below site.
http://www.wixfilters.com/filterlookup/ResultsPart.asp?PartNo=51385
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Set a Hastings filter next the wix filter... See the metal covered section on the hastings? That's the bypass section and it collects the soot from our oil...
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