Motorcraft FL820S Oil Filter Cut Open, Used Oil Filter Cut Open
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ย. 2022
- Oil Filter Inspection.
Today we'll be opening up this used Motorcraft FL820s oil filter that was in service for 4,000 miles on a Lincoln Town Car. Is this oil filter any good? Would you use it? Let's open it up and see how it looks!
Motorcraft FL820s: www.walmart.com/ip/Motorcraft...
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One thing you can say about the filters made in Asia, every single one you've opened up has been extremely clean on the inside with no sloppy gluing. Puts this and most American and Mexican made filter to shame.
Still can't be beat for the price. I've never had a single issue in over 30 years using Motorcraft filters on my Fords.
Love the upfront by pass valve on motorcraft
Yep, I wish all oil filters were made this way.
Purolator makes Motorcraft Filters in case anyone wants to know...
This is my go to filter on 3 Fords I own. And my daughters fusion. Bypass location and rating is key. Looks like the glue was cut. Poor filter media and wrong viscosity oil is what caused lots of 5.4 and 4.6 vvt failures in Ford engines. Oil passages got clogged up with fibers causing cam phasers to starve of oil. Another nice review!
Thank You😊
My truck uses this filter , I use Fram xg2 . I have cut too many open that had extremely wide pleat gaps and sloppy glue to use them again .
So nice of Aston! My husband use to have a Town Car many years ago, such a good car! Good review as usual! Have an awesome day Pete! Merri :)
Thanks, Merri!
Have a great day also!
Great job Pete
Thank You!
How nice of Ashton to send it to You! What a nice name, too! Another great review! 👍
Thanks, Ella!
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*Thanks Ashton!* 👍
One the better FL820S I've seen recently. Pleat spacing and uniformity excellent, even seam pleat area. Motorcraft now claims to meet USCAR-36 'minimum' standards. For efficiency that means 95% >30um. The old 80@20um was a 'minimum' standard before USCAR. It's a fact the 820S ISO tested far better than the minimum, but because it's OEM won't get anything more than min spec out of MC. I suspect the glue was loosened with can opening. Either way likely would have been caught by media. I'd tell the owner to skip the Lucas snake oil and save money. The ST full synthetic by itself will work just fine. Thanks for the video.
I agree with you on your total comment...That Lucas causes tiny air bubbles to whip up, on science I've seen on Bobistheoilguy...I do use a Snake oil to some, I use Marvel Mystery Oil, in a little 4 cylinder. It's looking down the barrel of 300,000 miles,and when I change my oil, it stays golden color for well over a month.It must being keeping the inside of the engine clean somewhat to achieve that I'd say...If you are burning oil, just go up to a higher weight, I'd say..I too am not a fan of Lucas Stabilizer...Great videos by WCW, as always!!!
I was going to say that, but you beat me to it !!
Over the decades, I've used every brand and type of Oil Additives on the market, in both domestic and imported vehicles.
NONE of them proved to have ANY VALUE WHAT-SO-EVER !!
Besides, EVERYBODY knows that you need Coconut Oil to keep your snakes fit and healthy -- it's right there in "Reptiles 101". 😁
You're Welcome, faxmen09!
I switched to Fram XG2 Ultra and Mobil 1 FS Euro 0W-40 for the winter, no Lucas this time. Though I've already put another 5,000 miles on the car so will be doing another oil change soon. This time I'm going to keep the filter on for at least 10,000 then send it to Whip.
@@ashtonneale8425 What are the temperature ranges where you live ??
What kind of engine are you running with that 0-W-40 oil ??
Is 0-W-40 the Manufacterer's Recommended viscosity ??
What advantages have you found from such a wide range of viscosities in the same oil ??
Does the 0-W-40 oil have the " For GASOLINE Engines" label ??
What does " FS " mean ??
"Fat Satisfies" ??
"Faulty Specs" ??
"Fried Squid" ??
"Funky Stuff" ??
"Fish Sandwich" ??
"Frozen Sperm" ??
Could be "Full Synthetic", but that don't mean that it's 100% Synthetic stocks -- just that the oil is NOT A BLEND of conventional and synthetic oils.
By far the best value out there and a high quality filter. I'd wager you'd have to pay triple for anything better. 150sq/in of media is a ton of media and 80% at 20 is a really good rating considering most state their filtration at 30. I'd wager it's 30 rating is far higher. All that for $7!
Still a pretty decent filter for the money... The excess glue isnt ideal, but I'm not sure it ever breaks loose once it's set.. Pretty durable stuff. If you are going to keep the vehicle forever use a Purolator Boss, or another highest quality filter...But few really ever do that... Awesome videos by WCW ,THANX ALOT
You're Welcome, John!
Use this very filter in my vehicles (both have the 5.4L V8) and never had any problems. Kindy of sloppy on Puralator's part with the glue, though.
Thanks for the video, Pete. I'd pass on this filter, much better options out there.
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Yes but not for the money and most of us change our oil early anyways so 15-20k rated filters are overkill. I do like the purolator boss, I’ll drain the oil every 3-4K a couple times with the same filter. But lately I just use this motorcraft and change it the same time as my oil
80% at 20 microns. Does that mean 99% at 25, 30 35, 40? Oil filters need a standardized rating system.
Fram does give that information if you look it up
The specs I mention may be old. faxmen09 mentioned 95% at 30 microns. I'm not too good at percentage math stuff, but to me, that seems about the same either way.
@@WhipCityWrencherI'm not much for efficiency extrapolation, but it's not unreasonable to think 95%@30um (USCAR) is pretty close to 80%@20um. So fwiw, I agree with you. Again though, that a minimum published standard which more than most OEMs give. Based on an Amsoil ISO test I've seen, it tested better than that.
It’s definitely a well-designed filter and it uses good materials but that sloppy gluing is definitely offputting. That’s absolutely a quality control issue.
Motorcraft filters are a good quality filter for a 3k Mile change and they are consistent between types. Purolator made. But I do agree with other commentors, Asia, or as I call China filters do look really clean by comparison.
Thanks for your Feedback!
China is only one country of many in Asia.
I would really like to use motorcraft filters on my silverado 4.3L, currently am using the ultra synthetic xg3980 - the cross reference for the motorcraft filters is FL402 and I can’t seem to ever find those anywhere
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Do any other filters in the category have the inlet end bypass other than the FL820?
Nope, None that I'm aware of
Is the glue inside return side,?
No, it probably was on the filter media and became loose after the oil was drained out. JMHO
Scary ! if that glue got into the motor and blocked a passageway that wouldnt be good especially these newer high tech overhead cam motors !
how would that happen?
@@gizzyguzzi If a small globule of glue broke off and the oil filter bypass valve opened it could end up in the motor and block lets say a lifter passageway ! The lifter will starve - become noisy - fail and damage the cam - or clog a hyd timing chain tensioner /oiler causing the timing chain to wear prematurely !
@@scottymoondogjakubin4766 no. I mean how would the glue come off?
@@gizzyguzzi variations in temperatures - vibration - fuel dilution or just plain bad luck !
The glue was on the outside of the filter, that ain’t passing through the media
I wonder who makes the Supertech oil ?🤔
Would you say the Motorcraft or Fram XG2 would be a better filter? I had been using the 820s but was under the impression that they changed those when they changed the can so I switched to Fram Ultra. 🤔👍👍😎
As far as I know, Warren Oil Co. makes Supertech oil, it's a good oil.
It cost more but I would say the Fram Ultra is a better filter than the Motorcraft because it has a duel layered media with a better micron rating of 99% at particles greater than 20 microns.
@@WhipCityWrencher Thanks man!
@@Jay388 Your Welcome!👍
The fram ultra synthetic are very good filters too
Do you thing the glue might be filtered by the media??
Well, it is on the filter dirty side so 'imo' good chance it would have been caught by the media. As mentioned, possible it was dislodged when can opened.
I dont think it would dissolve any, and the filter media would catch it. Your guess is as good as mine if it goes through in bypass?
@@WhipCityWrencher Bypass event is the only way it could get through. That said, best information says bypass events rare and of short duration. But agree, ideally something one would prefer not be found after opening.
Can you do review on the Amsoil filter. I would pass on motorcraft
Here's a link to an Amsoil I opened up. th-cam.com/video/ePzbGowgRtg/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=WhipCityWrencher
too much glue looked like those little black pieces on the filter media were glue flakes or chips... seemed that way to me.
I'd pass on that one and opt for a Frame Ultra or basically anything else really. Too much glue loosely hanging off certain areas. Also the micron rating of 80% isnt so favorable there's better out there.
Interesting review. Good stuff 👍
Thanks, drum!
Looked really dirty at first of video. Hopefully none of that glue made it past the bypass
Not great filter media and not great gluing. I think this man could get a far better filter for his nice car.
Pluses: Silicone anti-drainback valve and base plate end bypass valve. Minuses: poor micron rating, excess glue. At less than $4 at Walmart, there are better options.
like what?
For the money? No there’s not, but there are better filters for 2-3 times the cost.
waste of $$$ of that lucas stuff, 4.6 dont care,just use good oil/filter
Ggggg. Beware of Motorcraft Filter. That Glue going everywhere. Not Safe. I won't be using motorcraft filter anymore.