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qqzj 06-06-2015 01:54 AM

Good aftermarket oil filter and crush washer replacement?
 
I know the OEM filter is highly recommended. But I have some Amazon GC burning a hole in my pocket. If anyone has experimented with aftermarket filters, it will be great to hear your stories. Also I hate to replacement the crush washer every time. Is there a replacement washer available? I changed oil for my Toyota's and Honda's for many years, never replaced a single gasket/washer. Thanks for the help.

aegisdrgn 06-06-2015 03:04 AM

You could get this - never have to worry about a crush washer again!

[ame="http://www.amazon.com/Fumoto-F-108-Engine-Drain-Valve/dp/B003VCCUJI"]Amazon.com: Fumoto F-108 Engine Oil Drain Valve: Automotive[/ame]

Or get this, you can attach a hose/tube to the short nipple to direct the oil:

[ame="http://www.amazon.com/F108S-16mm-1-5-Fumoto-Drain-Nipple/dp/B004FFHH0M"]Amazon.com: F108S (16mm-1.5): Fumoto Oil Drain Valve with Short Nipple Joint: Automotive[/ame]

Lelantas 06-06-2015 03:49 AM

If you're interested in getting the tried-and-true Subaru OEM oil filters, you can also find them on Amazon for only a bit more than the lowest eBay prices:

[ame="http://www.amazon.com/SUBARU-FORESTER-FILTER-NON-TURBO-15208AA130/dp/B00C1IM0PC/"]Amazon.com: SUBARU FORESTER OIL FILTER 3PACK 2011 2.5 NON-TURBO W/CRUSH WASHER 15208AA130: Automotive[/ame]

qqzj 06-07-2015 12:37 AM

Thanks. Good idea!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lelantas (Post 2277019)
If you're interested in getting the tried-and-true Subaru OEM oil filters, you can also find them on Amazon for only a bit more than the lowest eBay prices:

Amazon.com: SUBARU FORESTER OIL FILTER 3PACK 2011 2.5 NON-TURBO W/CRUSH WASHER 15208AA130: Automotive


JohnJuan 06-10-2015 12:27 AM

So far, the Purolator PSL14459 seems to be serving me well as a filter. $10.50 a pop. The Fram XG9688 should also be quite good, and costs only $6.75 each.

2016 Camaro SS 06-10-2015 09:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by aegisdrgn (Post 2277003)
You could get this - never have to worry about a crush washer again!

Amazon.com: Fumoto F-108 Engine Oil Drain Valve: Automotive

Or get this, you can attach a hose/tube to the short nipple to direct the oil:

Amazon.com: F108S (16mm-1.5): Fumoto Oil Drain Valve with Short Nipple Joint: Automotive

I got the second one for my FR-S. I just reach my hand under, flip the switch, and it drains through the tube into my can. Easiest oil changes ever. I won't go without one now. No jacking up the car, no mess, and no, it never hits on anything and I'm lowered 1.4". If it hits something, you're off-roading.

qqzj 06-10-2015 01:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 2016 Camaro SS (Post 2281463)
I got the second one for my FR-S. I just reach my hand under, flip the switch, and it drains through the tube into my can. Easiest oil changes ever. I won't go without one now. No jacking up the car, no mess, and no, it never hits on anything and I'm lowered 1.4". If it hits something, you're off-roading.

thanks. you mean you can reach the fumoto without using a ramp? do you have a very long arm?

2016 Camaro SS 06-10-2015 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by qqzj (Post 2281723)
thanks. you mean you can reach the fumoto without using a ramp? do you have a very long arm?

I'm 6'6" and yes, lol.

immortal_suby 06-11-2015 09:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnJuan (Post 2281257)
So far, the Purolator PSL14459 seems to be serving me well as a filter. $10.50 a pop. The Fram XG9688 should also be quite good, and costs only $6.75 each.

That's strange-- 14459 is the purolator for the SVX.

JohnJuan 06-11-2015 10:48 PM

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Originally Posted by immortal_suby (Post 2283985)
That's strange-- 14459 is the purolator for the SVX.

Purolator Application Guide - 2013 Scion FR-S

I suspect that they just like the same thread pitch and gasket diameter?

For those who don't like clicking:
http://i.imgur.com/gvHPkUC.png

Myv 06-11-2015 11:03 PM

Fumoto valve, you won't regret it. Get the safety clip too just in case.

billwot 06-13-2015 09:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by qqzj (Post 2276971)
I know the OEM filter is highly recommended. But I have some Amazon GC burning a hole in my pocket. If anyone has experimented with aftermarket filters, it will be great to hear your stories. Also I hate to replacement the crush washer every time. Is there a replacement washer available? I changed oil for my Toyota's and Honda's for many years, never replaced a single gasket/washer. Thanks for the help.

Let me get this straight. Your gonna spend $25-30 for oil, $4-5 for a filter, but you don't want to replace a 75 cent (OEM) crushwasher?

My local Toyo dealer did my first oul change and didn't replace the washer...it leaked. Not sure why this car seems to need the washer replaced, but it seems that it does.

Yeah, I'm sure a generic washer will work, but it requires a 16mm. I checked all my local parts/accessory stores and could not find anything larger than a 14mm.

immortal_suby 06-15-2015 11:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnJuan (Post 2284048)
I suspect that they just like the same thread pitch and gasket diameter?

Cool! I'm not sure how I missed that one. 14459 is burned into my memory from the countless oil changes on my svx with over 304,000 miles on it. I guess since I've used mostly OEM subaru filters on my BRZ I just never bought a purolator for it yet.


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