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Oil Filter

Postby Sy V » Sat 11.10.2003, 10:13

Another UK alternative Oil Filter to add to the List at the main LEC site:<br><br>Champion ~ Part No F110 ~ Motor World £5.99
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Re: Oil Filter

Postby muley » Wed 24.11.2004, 14:18

Jap spare parts at<br><br>http://japspareparts.co.uk<br><br>are quoting Elan oil filter as below<br><br>ADS72101<br><br>BLUE PRINT OIL FILTER<br>From Vin: <br>Up to Vin: <br>From Date: 01/01/1990<br>To Date: 31/07/1997<br>Price: £3.33 ( £3.91 with the VAT )<br>    
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Re: Oil Filter

Postby Miller » Mon 27.12.2004, 17:49

to French users: <br><br>Purflux LS 489 A
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Re: Oil Filter

Postby Paul.P » Sat 01.01.2005, 10:49

Anybody tried these oil filters from japspareparts ?, did i read somewhere there supposed to have magnet in them, have these filters got one ?. Seem like the cheapest to me, but are they any good ?
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Re: Oil Filter

Postby KevH » Sun 02.01.2005, 17:16

http://www.knfilterchargers.com/search/ ... od=HP-1004<br><br>This should be up to the job<br>I think this is the correct part no.
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Re: Oil Filter

Postby Scott J » Mon 21.03.2005, 17:53

My car was fitted with the ADS filter at the last service, by Kenny Brown Motorsport (Subaru rally preparation).<br><br>He recommened the ADS (O.E.  Isuzu part) and warned to stay away from Champion filters as they are crap quality nowadays.<br><br>ADS with Vat approx £ 5.
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Mobil Oil Filter

Postby DeanG » Fri 15.07.2005, 21:47

I've been using Mobil (Mobil 1) oil filters (M1-104) for a few years M1-104. Mobil representatives were at one of the LOG’s showing off their products. The cut-away looked good.
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Postby Oliver » Wed 06.09.2006, 20:08

PURFLUX LS489A = 86 71 002 038 available from Renault dealers. (quality AND cheap!)
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Postby Monty » Sun 05.11.2006, 12:30

FRAM oil filter seems to have changed number to PH6811
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Postby Simon_P » Sun 05.11.2006, 19:53

I use the genuine Lotus part as it has a different seal design and is easy to get off!

It costs a few quid more but given the location of the filter it can save a lot of swearing.
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Postby Monty » Mon 06.11.2006, 22:03

Simon_P wrote:I use the genuine Lotus part as it has a different seal design and is easy to get off!

It costs a few quid more but given the location of the filter it can save a lot of swearing.


rubbish :roll:
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Postby Dico » Mon 06.11.2006, 22:19

Rag week again? :-D
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Postby Doug » Mon 06.11.2006, 23:32

Monty wrote:
Simon_P wrote:I use the genuine Lotus part as it has a different seal design and is easy to get off!

It costs a few quid more but given the location of the filter it can save a lot of swearing.


rubbish :roll:


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Postby Ekapol » Tue 07.11.2006, 21:45

Purolator Pure One has some coating on the rubber seal that their regular model doesn't have. The inner filter elements are more dense. I read the comparison online somewhere long time ago with all the cut out pictures of many makes & models. (Fram's looks quite bad) Stick with it since then.

It is sure much lower price than Lotus'

Might move up to Mobil1 or try Bosch someday but those = 2 Pure One.

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KN K&N oil filter HP-1004

Postby kmckmc » Sun 04.02.2007, 10:54

This is a substitute as well.

K&N oil filter HP-1004

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Re: KN K&N oil filter HP-1004

Postby paulwatkins » Mon 05.02.2007, 08:59

kmckmc wrote:This is a substitute as well.

K&N oil filter HP-1004



Out of interest Michael, how much did you pay for the K&N filter? (In GBP if you could :wink: )

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Re: Oil Filter

Postby Monty » Mon 05.02.2007, 11:50

KevH wrote:http://www.knfilterchargers.com/search/product.aspx?Prod=HP-1004<br><br>This should be up to the job<br>I think this is the correct part no.


The K&N was already listed, but can`t seem to get a price in Sterling :roll:
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Postby kmckmc » Mon 05.02.2007, 17:16

it is about 4.50gbp +pp

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/K-N-OIL- ... enameZWD1V


search HP-1004 in ebay
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Postby Ellie » Sun 12.08.2007, 10:23

Monty is right - FRAM Filter p/no. PH6811 is what my dealer gave me.
A seal is a seal! A smear of clean oil on the seal face will assist later removal (clean the filter mounting face before installing the new filter).
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