Larger Oil Filter - 50% more media...
#21
Hey guys-
I've been off line for a while, but I thought I'd share that I've been using the NAPA FIL1516 for years without issue. It seems to work just fine on the 3.4L:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/does-size-matter-3589/
I've been off line for a while, but I thought I'd share that I've been using the NAPA FIL1516 for years without issue. It seems to work just fine on the 3.4L:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/does-size-matter-3589/
#24
good info im doin a oil change tomorrow
ill give that filter a try
ill give that filter a try
#25
I feel lame, I had my oil change done today, its cold out, and snowing, and I don't ever feel like doing it in an apartment lot... Mobil 1 again, last was same 3000 miles ago.. looked pretty dirty, either way though, i don't even know what kind of filter is on it
#26
ive been useing mobil 1 clean 5,000 as i dont have the $18+ dollars for full synthetic
Last edited by Elton; Jan 20, 2007 at 08:09 PM.
#27
the napa gold filter 1516 fits fine theres a hose above the filter thats kinda in the way so a bigger filter may not work i have some pics of new filter compared to the old i can post up if needed.... also doing a oil change sucks more and more every time i change it
Last edited by Elton; Jan 21, 2007 at 03:23 PM.
#28
Random, but my girlfriend's 2001 Saturn SC2 uses the same filter as ours, looks like I'll upgrade her to the 1516 also, thanks for the info!
#29
I'd be worried about the bypass valve difference. That Ford filter will filter less oil than the Toyota specific filter. What's the use of having a filter if the oil isn't flowing through it? And if you're worried about clogging the filter, you're waiting WAY too long between changes.
That doesn't look like a trade-off I'd make on a vehicle I was planning on putting 250k on.
That doesn't look like a trade-off I'd make on a vehicle I was planning on putting 250k on.
#30
I'd be worried about the bypass valve difference. That Ford filter will filter less oil than the Toyota specific filter. What's the use of having a filter if the oil isn't flowing through it? And if you're worried about clogging the filter, you're waiting WAY too long between changes.
That doesn't look like a trade-off I'd make on a vehicle I was planning on putting 250k on.
That doesn't look like a trade-off I'd make on a vehicle I was planning on putting 250k on.
You have a point, but in this case the bypass valve pressure is the same for either filter. When I first looked in to this (see my old thread a few up^ ), me and the gentleman at NAPA cross referenced everything in thier big oil filter book, and they were the same. I can't remeber what the rating was now, though...
#32
I just changed the oil in my 4.7L Tundra on Saturday and the 3.0L ford taurus filter fits great, no leaks, no problems.
#33
Hey guys-
I've been off line for a while, but I thought I'd share that I've been using the NAPA FIL1516 for years without issue. It seems to work just fine on the 3.4L:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3589

I've been off line for a while, but I thought I'd share that I've been using the NAPA FIL1516 for years without issue. It seems to work just fine on the 3.4L:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3589

Hugo-
I've been using the larger NAP filter since 2002 with success...
#36
The weather has gone back to being terrible here, so I'm doing this friday. Have Mobile 1 and Napa Gold, will travel.
#37
Napa has a sale on their oil filters today only, I got 4 of the Napa Gold 1516 for $12.48 or $3.12 each. The guy said they only have this sale twice a year and for one day only. Sorry I couldn't give more notice about it but there's still a few hours left before they close.
#39
Napa has a sale on their oil filters today only, I got 4 of the Napa Gold 1516 for $12.48 or $3.12 each. The guy said they only have this sale twice a year and for one day only. Sorry I couldn't give more notice about it but there's still a few hours left before they close.



