dieselfuelonly
Member
What about Fleetguard? I have one installed on a 6.5 N/A engine that I thought would be a good choice for an oil filter to run.
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oil filter: which one?
- Thread starter matuva
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3500GMC
What T F, over
I run wix on everything for better or worse. Made in NC USA.
51060 on the '93... Does the job. I even use the Mobil 1 syn. 5w40. Still gets black coal after a while as I don't have bypass filtering or tandem filters or other fancy stuff.
51060 on the '93... Does the job. I even use the Mobil 1 syn. 5w40. Still gets black coal after a while as I don't have bypass filtering or tandem filters or other fancy stuff.
guybb3
Member
I DO have bypass filtering and tandem filters and guess what? Still black as coal after a couple hundred miles.
JMJNet
Recruit
Good diesel oil should go black which means it does its job of suspending the soot.
3500GMC
What T F, over
^^Makes sense. Dirty oil sooner probably means it's a better detergent also..
JMJNet
Recruit
exactly!!!