FRAM Extra Guard PH3593A, 10K Mile Change Interval Spin-On Oil Filter

I have used FRAM filters for years, and they are good.They may not not be the best, but given i change oil frequently, i think they are good enough for what they do.I use it on 3 vehicles, 2 of mine and 1 of my sisters. No issues at all, great filter as long as you change your oil , i would say at least every 5k miles then this filter should work great, given that it says is good up to 10k, but i change the oil like every 5k to 7k miles the max.

Just what I had ordered, no problem.

I started using FRAM filters 35 years ago. What tuned me on to them was an article in an automotive magazine where several brands were tested, and the results published. Fram was able to remove grits from the oil with a size down to 9 microns. The other brand remove grits only down to 25 to 27 microns. Another result was that Fram retained its viscosity at higher temperatures, and for longer periods of time. As a mechanical engineer, I was sold on Fram with test results like those. I have consistently taken my cars to 275K miles, 375K mies with Fram filters.

This filter was faulty. The rubber seal broke. When I turned on my engine, the oil spill all over the concrete. The rubber seal was cut in half after I removed it. I had to buy 3 additional quarts of oil. Too late for a refund, and the oil I lost.

Got a substitute part number for my ordered one which appears to be legitimate.

I’ve been using this brand all of my life that means for at least 50 years and this particular filter doesn’t have to be changed, but every 7500 miles excellent value for money top of the line product

I use these on my Yanmar 1601D tractor. I have used 3 of them this summer and they seem to work great. I will warn you, however, that they are truly designed for regular oils and as of late, I have been using along with synthetic T6. I've been using RotellaT6 due to the heat and T6 is proven to run cooler than all the rest. You can also buy T6 cheaper here on Amazon than anywhere else! So as disposable filters go, these are great for me and working fine on my equipment. In the summer, I also change my oil every 20-30 hours of bush hogging.

We recently did an engine swap on my mom's beloved 1998 Honda Odyssey. After 240,000 miles it finally gave up with a cracked head. For a couple hundred dollars we got a compatible engine from the junkyard and did some major maintenance to it before installing it in the car. I ordered a bunch of parts from Amazon for the rebuild and this was part of the list. Everything shipped quickly and it was the right part the first time.