Oil filter

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Mann Oil filter

Sure, VW does not make oil or filters, but it's easy to find out who makes those products for VW. VW has a lot riding on what they recommend a lot more than NAPA. Is there any reason why you trust NAPA vs VW? Do yourself a favor, get an OEM filter and an oil that passes VW specs. MANN, Hengst, and Mahle and the common OEM filters [in that order].

Pros: OEM filters recommended
Cons: NAPA not trusted
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OEM BMW Oil filter
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Rating 5.0

Always use BMW genuine oil or Liqui Moly, along with BMW OEM M oil filters, which are made in Austria and feature an ultra-fine mesh for superior filtering.

Pros: superior filtering
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Hengst Oil filter

That filter is just not right. Get an OEM filter. Hengst E300H D28

Pros: OEM filter recommended
Cons: filter is not right
Part number: E300H D28
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Fram Oil filter

Fram sucks. Wix is the gold standard, and Purolator isn't bad either. You can do your own research, but what ultimately makes the difference is the total surface area of the filter medium and the size of particulate it's rated to filter (the smaller the better). Fram filters might as well be a pasta strainer for all that they catch.

Pros: Wix is the gold standard
Cons: Fram sucks, pasta strainer
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