Oil filter Bosch or Wix

Wix Oil filter

Clean Throttle Body, Clean MAF, Change air-filter if needed (manual recommends every two years unless you live in a dusty environment), change fuel filter ( depending on mileage or time. I do mine every two or three years, if it has never been done, do it). Run a good injector cleaner through (Chevron Techron if you can find it)the fuel system, then run another tank of gas through, and then do an oil change with synthetic oil and a good quality oil filter (Wix are good (napa) or any of the OE/OEM German filters like mann, mahle or bosch.).

Pros: good quality oil filter
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Bosch Oil filter

I used the bosch filter anway because I had already purchased it. It has a release valve, Fram doesn't. Anyway the Bosch o-ring was thicker and softer than the Fram's. Hmm, I bet that's why it was leaking.

Pros: has a release valve, thicker and softer o-ring
Vehicle: Volkswagen Corrado
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Bosch Oil filter

what i would suggest that you do is go and get a better oil filter bosch etc. and change your oil to a heavier grade that is what i did in my 92 cab

Pros: better oil filter
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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Bosch Oil filter
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  • Warning light:
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yeah, you have to whip on an oil filter with an anti backflow valve. fram and mobil1 dont have them the dealer part is the best, imho, but bosch will stop the light also.

Pros: bosch stops the light
Cons: fram, mobil1 dont have valve
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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