Oil filter Fram or OEM Volkswagen

Fram Oil filter

Have driven from 268,000km's to 388,000km's in the last 5 years. Always full synthetic. I also do my oil once every 6000km , which is early with synthetic, but I want to treat my baby nice. I always get the Fram Full synthetic oil filters - not because they are neccesarily better, but because they have the grip-tape around them, making it easier to remove.

Pros: easy to remove
Mileage: 388000 km
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I use OEM or Wix filters only, but my dad has been using fram filters for decades and swears they're fine. Most of his vehicles have over 300k miles on them when he sells them too, so it's not like he dumps them when they're out of warranty.

Pros: reliable, long lasting
Mileage: 300000 km
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Fram Oil filter

Decades ago some of em would collapse and send crap into your oil pan and worse. So I was told anyway; left a bad taste in a lot of older mechanics mouths.

These days they are fine.

Pros: fine these days
Cons: collapse, send crap
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Fram Oil filter

I do not know very many mechanics or race people who swear by wix or fram on cars that are mechanically more complex. i.e. high compression motors, vvt, etc.

Cons: not recommended for complex cars
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Fram Oil filter

Definitely use a black OEM filter, you need the correct bypass pressure and the blues are made by fram which is legit made of trash

Pros: correct bypass pressure
Cons: made of trash
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I would NOT buy a Fram oil filter unless it was their extended life triple safety whizz bang super dooper model, the plain ones are awful.

Pros: extended life model
Cons: plain ones awful
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