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Mobil Oil filter

Mobil 1 extended performance 0W-20 engine oil with Mobil 1 m110a filter. You can go to Walmart and read what fits on your model year civic. The oil you should be sticking to is any synthetic and appropriate filter and change every 5k miles.

Pros: synthetic, appropriate filter
Vehicle: Honda Civic
Mileage: 8000 km
Part number: M110A
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Fram Oil filter

The orange can of death is only for 3,000 miles!!! Do the ultra synthetic, 20k mile filter. Haven't had a problem with them. I but in bulk as much as possible.

Pros: long lasting, reliable
Cons: short lifespan
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Mobil Oil filter

That kind of looks like it's coming from the oil filter cap. Did you use an oe filter and oring? I had the o-ring leak under boost when I used a mobile one filter with a defective ring. It made a mess sort of like that.

Cons: defective ring, mess
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Mobil Oil filter
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Rating 2.0

Mobil 1 filters are made by Champion Labs, which they use a louvered center core. The downside is, consistency, as the louvers have a tendency to be not be completely punched open.

Cons: inconsistent quality, louvers not punched open
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Fram Oil filter
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Rating 0.5

I think I tried using a Fram filter on my '99 truck once, and the filter was designed ever so slightly differently and as a result I lost all my oil in a week.

Cons: lost all oil, poor design
Vehicle: Ford Ranger
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Fram Oil filter

Wal-mart typically only stocks the Fram filter (gross) for my truck. FRAM (avoid) is PH2. All of them are fine except Fram, unless you are in a pinch.

Cons: gross quality, avoid
Vehicle: Ford
Part number: PH2
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