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Old 04-02-2012, 02:08 PM
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Again, I say, you really don't have a clue...

FRAM is well known for starving FORD engines of much needed oil. It has been well documented.

This is what Ford has to say about NON-Ford filters and Warranty work.


Engine Damage / Non-Ford Oil Filters - All Model Years, All Vehicles
A review of warranty claims indicates that engine damage caused by defective non-Ford oil filters is being claimed under Ford warranty.

The check valves in some non-Ford filters disintegrate causing small rubber debris (frequently red color) to migrate into the engine's oil passages where they restrict flow. This restriction causes components (such as the variable cam timing phaser) to fail, and causes engine knocking / ticking /rattles.

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SSM #18921 (Published: 11/03/05)
SSM #19642 (Published: 03/01/07)
TSB #06-19-08
Repair of engine damage caused by defective non-Ford oil filters is not covered per Section 3 of the Warranty & Policy Manual.

Category: Powertrain – Engine
Do: Look for bits of rubber (frequently red color) when repairing damaged engines.
Don't: Submit a warranty claim for damage caused by defective non-Ford oil filters.



The problem of a Fram on a Ford is the anti-drainback valve or tube that is made of cardboard in a Fram. It can collapse, making it non functional.

Well, thanks for trying to get me on the right foot, but turns out I already was. I accidenly typed are, instead of aren't. My Dad and his friends wont touch Fram filters. Neither will I, I go K&N. Slightly spendy, but well worth it.
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Old 04-02-2012, 02:10 PM
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Old 04-02-2012, 02:12 PM
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Well, thanks for trying to get me on the right foot, but turns out I already was. I accidenly typed are, instead of aren't. My Dad and his friends wont touch Fram filters. Neither will I, I go K&N. Slightly spendy, but well worth it.
K&N makes an oil filter for Mercedes vehicles?
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Old 04-02-2012, 02:15 PM
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K&N makes an oil filter for Mercedes vehicles?
Well for my truck I use K&N, but I am pretty sure the air and oil filter for my car were K&N. Either that or NAPA's top-line one.
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Old 04-02-2012, 02:21 PM
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Well for my truck I use K&N, but I am pretty sure the air and oil filter for my car were K&N. Either that or NAPA's top-line one.
'Pretty Sure'...'Either that or'...
Maybee you should take a little stroll outside..pop the hood and Look.

Then report back your findings.

These are things you need to KNOW..not suspect.
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Old 04-02-2012, 02:23 PM
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'Pretty Sure'...'Either that or'...
Maybee you should take a little stroll outside..pop the hood and Look.

Then report back your findings.

These are things you need to KNOW..not suspect.
Nope. They are top-line NAPA's. K&N doesn't make MB diesel stuff, unfortunately.
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Old 04-02-2012, 02:26 PM
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'Pretty Sure'...'Either that or'...
Maybee you should take a little stroll outside..pop the hood and Look.

Then report back your findings.

These are things you need to KNOW..not suspect.
well, I think I found the filter...but there's this bar...
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well, I think I found the filter...but there's this bar...


Excuse me, but I have replaced the filter, and it is super easy.
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Old 04-02-2012, 02:25 PM
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Well, thanks for trying to get me on the right foot, but turns out I already was. I accidenly typed are, instead of aren't. My Dad and his friends wont touch Fram filters. Neither will I, I go K&N. Slightly spendy, but well worth it.
**cough**cough**bull5hit**cough**cough**
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