Napa Gold Oil Filter 1348 Cut Open, Used Napa Gold 1348 Oil Filter Cut Open
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Oil Filter Inspection.
Today we'll open up a used Napa Gold 1348 oil filter, that came off of a 1995 Toyota Camry. Are these oil filters any good? Would you use one? Let's open this one up and see how it did!
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Interesting to see the damage to the anti drainback valve. This filter is spec'd for the Toyota 1FZ-FE. Many on a Land Cruiser forum have reported oil starvation and engine failure and found orange anti-drainback valve material in their oil pickup. All of them were using WIX 51515 or 51348 filters/napa equivalant. WIX/Napa helped one guy but most were told the filter was working as intended..
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Yep, it's difficult to prove an oil filter caused an engine failure because basically your word against theirs.
If the filters you mentioned are known to have bad anti-drain back valves then I would stay away from them.
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As a retired mechanic I have seen 500k miles on Toyota and Hondas many times
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Good for Mason! Love those Camry's! Maybe flush & change @ 5,000 miles. Shame on NAPA, Gold model & sloppy product. Dont know what we'd do without u! 👍
Thanks, Rice👍
and Thanks to Mason and you guys for sending me these used oil filters👍👍
I'll stick to PUROLATOR till the end!
Is it possible that the slit on the adbv came from using a screwdriver or something to drain the filter for shipping?
The filter came to me with a lot of oil in it and I always stick a Q tip in there to drain out whatever I can. First one I've seen with a slit/hole in the ADBV. Mabe the Q tip, did it? I dont know.
That looks like a Purolator tapping plate, Purolator has had a long standing issue with poorly deburring the underside of the tapping plate and the ADBV getting slit.
If you look closely the inside of the tear isn't dark like the rest of the material. The tear looks new to me and definitely don't like the sloppy glue job
I used to use the NAPA GOLD's most of the time but their quality and louvers made me look elsewhere. Now, I've switched to the Microgard Select filters and they are built like a tank.
Keep changing that oil and those cars can really last! Awesome!
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The Napa Platinum are one of the best filters on the market.
That one might be a Monday filter, a fluke or in need to address quality control. The media did it's job, as it kept the debris out of the oil going back into circulation.
Hi Warren,
True👍
Wonder how much of the filters assembly is automated? The tears in silicone adbv look like it was pinched by some pick-n-place station on an assembly line.
That engine's in amazing condition for 500k. Proper quality
Yes, it is.
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The filter did a good job on catching the soot ,but all that glue & the anti drain back valve make it a Crapa Gold filter 💩........M&H needs to step up on quality control, still a decent filter though
Thanks, Mark👍
a big glob of glue that could get into the engine.... YEECH
That’s a scary thought.
Greatest automobile ever built those Toyota Camry
100% agree
Meh, I'll go with an 85 Toyota 4x4 Xtra Cab with the straight axle front. Not much could go wrong.
👍 I'm with you Pete , probably not a big deal on the tear , but the glue job stinks .
Hi Ken,
Yep, the extra glue sucks, imagine that going through the engine. No Thanks.
They do not have a 3.6 (toyota never made a 3.6). Its a 3.0 1mz
You are correct it's a 3.0
My mistake, I musta had a 3.6 on my mind from another filter. Good Catch👍👍
It seems to me that ever since Wix got bought out there filters quality has gone down hill. What are your thoughts out there?
Exactly. I've switched completely to another brand.
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I’ve gone over to Baldwin oil filters, good price and great quality plus made in USA.
Hi Rick,
I won't single out Wix because other filters I've seen could also use some improvements but
I'll pin your comment so that it sits on top and see what others have to say. Thanks👍
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Thanks Pete, hope things are going well in Mass.
@@rickbrown7067 Thanks👍
I'm not going to buy a Napa gold filter
I’m scare of that glue. I have a 1997 eclipse that when it was bought the oil pickup tube screen was full of that glue or some kind of silicone. No bueno my friend. I see a filter with that glue I don’t buy it or return it. I can do that thanks to your videos.
Funny you mention the Silicone, I made a video of a filter that caught some coming out at the end of this month.
@@WhipCityWrencher Will look for it. Awesome stuff.
Thanks, Pete
Kinda disappointed in the NAPA Gold. I hope this is not indicative of the quality of their premium Platinum filter.
You're Welcome Jonathan👍
Yep, that loose glue is not good.
The Napa gold has a fiberglass enhanced cellulose well the Napa platinum has a full synthetic wire backed media. Either one is good really. 5:40 am in Canada. 🇨🇦 ya back to!! 💤
Good Morning 404, from your neighbor just south😊👍
Good vid, thanks. Glad to see I'm not the only person to find a Mann-Hummel made filter with a torn ADBV. Not glad it's happening but it brings to light that they've got major quality issues. One of many reasons why I stopped buying filters made by them (Napa Gold being Wix, owned by Mann-Hummel). Being I've had one and you've now seen one, it might be more common than we realize.
Cut in the ADBV, classic Burrolator.
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That's why I don't like sloppy glue work. It can break off and wind up where it doesn't belong.
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Looks identical to the Mobil 1 filter when you did the M1 vs ST 20k filters. Also all the sludge in the filter looks like it did it's job, yes?
Weare in NH ? I'm right next door.
Interesting to see what's inside. What's the wrench size to remove or install this filter?
It has a diameter of 2.9" this one from Amazon will fit. www.amazon.com/Lisle-57020-Filter-Swivel-Wrench/dp/B003969PKS/ref=asc_df_B003969PKS/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312064691975&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=9264133777322161677&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9001685&hvtargid=pla-568255150746&mcid=bb3514c8a5233521b08ad5a29eb72b52&gclid=CjwKCAiA-P-rBhBEEiwAQEXhHzn498i-6Wc-liaYvb4WtVWNIN8f4am0ns3DxXL2LEyWE-XpfvoYBRoCptQQAvD_BwE&th=1
@@WhipCityWrencher Thank you.
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a few months ago a fellow viewer questioned me how can sloppy glue dislodge and possibly end up in the engine ! well there you go ! so hopefully nothing ended up in the engine ! ive replaced hundreds of napa gold filters at work without a prob ! Now im thinking twice about crappy quality control ! 😢
Hi Scotty,
the worse part is when there's extra glue in the inside of endcaps inside the inner core that will definitely go into your engine if it comes loose.
@@WhipCityWrencher ya ! especially if the filter went into bypass !
Umm, to start with a 3.6l v6 was never a factory engine in any Camry of the 90’s or even early 2000’s. They used a 1mz-fe replacing the 3vz-fe. I hate the 1mz engine, had to tear down too many from the oil literally cooking in the valve cover and it taking out the cam journals or causing a valve to stick and eventually taking the bottom end. That engine got Toyota sued because of oil sludging, like many cars of the late 90’s and early 2000’s from various makes which is why oils changed so drastically in mid 2000’s. Engines were starting to get too hot for the same old oil and turned into charcoal internal
Hi Aaron,
I messed up and tried to fix the video you'll see that on the bottom of the screen, (My Mistake).
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Hey whip great sharing 👍
Thanks, Christina👍
Something is wrong with me to still be up at 2am when this video came out. Loose extra glue isn't good. I'm usually impressed by Napa products, but this one seemed to raise concerns. Not sure if it would help or hurt to flush the engine with something like Amsoil Flush.
Yes, a flush may be good. Maybe change every 5,000 miles instead of 6,000. 😂 4am here.😁
I wouldn't. Never ever do a trans flush either. Never ever.
@@GT-mn3bx Not talking about a trans flush; an engine flush to clean out the gunk
Hi Jim,
Wow, you stay up late. Go to bed and get some sleep. LOL
A flush may help but this engine has a lot of miles and is probably going to have some blow by the rings, I would probably do shorter OCIs.
@@mutantryeff And you risk cleaning deposits around old seals, good luck with all the new leaks!
I have two Napa Gold filters on the shelf - that excess glue makes me wonder about using them.
you should open them up to make sure
Hi Jeff,
Odds are they are okay.👍
@@danh2134 I have had them for a couple of years and have been using other brands since I got them. They're probably OK.
Looks like a Purolator base plate and anti drain back valve
It does👍
Great job Pete as usual 👍
Thanks Dwayne👍
That’s a nicely made filter but dammit, that sloppy glue drives me nuts. And that slit adb valve is also bad quality control. With computer controlled machinery there is no reason for this. It looks like Mason should run some carbon cleaner like ats-505 in his oil before the next change. After half a million miles I’m impressed though.
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Great video whip 👏
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That engine could use like three 1000 mile oil and filter changes to clean it. Pick up may be sucking sludge
1st time I've seen a silicone rubber anti-drainback valve (ADBV) ripped like that. .... That loose glue is not good, as some could be sucked down the bypass valve, maybe. I like the filters that are cleaner in manufacturing, less escaped glue gobs.
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Very nice of Mason. There were some features like the tears, and the excess glue which is a concern. A good review Pete! 👍 Merri :)
Yep this filter could have been better.
Thanks Merri👍
Interesting
Hmm... Well it's a good filter but with a few anomalies.
Enhanced cellulose media 93% isn't that bad. The excess glue was my biggest concern. As long as it doesn't go into bypass mode like mentioned that wouldn't matter so much.
508k miles is a testament for the durability of Toyota vehicles.
Decent filter overall. Good review as always 👍
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I think that was 3.0L 1MZ-FE motor, Toyota doesn’t make a 3.6, good vid indeed!
That was my mistake.
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YaY to Mason for sending you this filter! Another great review! Thanks for sharing your videos! 👍😊
Hi Ella,
Thank You👍
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The owner aught to try the Silver Fram for 15000 miles. The glue sticks better the the felt type end caps vs the metal end caps. People bash Fram because of that. The glue issue wouldn’t happen with the Fram orange or silver end caps.
On his next oil change he should put a quart diesel fuel in his engine and run it for at least 10 minutes and then drain it. It will clean out them deposits and piston rings. I do it every year in all my vehicle's. They all have over 250k on them and still don't use any oil.
That sounds like s bit too much to me but Thanks for sharing👍
a whole lot of crap in that engine, STILL... 🤔 needs 2 run nu oil & filter, on a SHORTER run & then change, again sending 2 u 2 cut open... 🤑 good job, again thank you... i do enjoy watching...🤓
Hi Bruce,
JMHO but, I think he should stop using Mobil and start using Pennzoil.
will stick with Fram Ultra