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Volvo oil filter seems to be much more efficient 900 1993

posted by  c1800 on  Sat Feb 29 22:07 CST 2020
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Your one experience on changing one filter is statistically insignificant. Not a conclusive study/test. As others have opined, the kerosene likely loosened up a lot of crud. “Most” oil filters have an anti-drainback valve and an over pressure relief, and will catch that crud. So, your experience is interesting, but synthetic oil will also loosen up a lot of crud, better than kerosene, as it does so over time, not sending chunks into small passageways.






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