Subaru Oil Filter 15208AA12A vs. Ryco Z436 Oil Filter Cut Open, Oil Filter Comparison
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ส.ค. 2023
- Oil Filter Inspection.
Today we'll compare a Subaru oil filter to a Ryco oil filter that a viewer sent me. Are these oil filters any good? Would you use them? Let's open them up and see what's inside!
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I got a Ryco with a thread that was too long caused oil to spray everywhere. Rubbish since they stopped making them in Australia. (Filter was still flush with the rubber but the seal was not good only a few threads long)
I like the Ryco better. I do not like fiber end caps. 😉👍
Hi from Australia.
I would think the ryco filters are the most common aftermarket car filters in Australia.
Most if not all auto parts stores would have them on the shelf.
They were made in australia, but now made in various other countries.
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Based on the construction, I would take the Ryco with its metal endcaps, coil spring (my preference) and silicone anti-drainback valve over the Fram/Honeywell-sourced Subaru filter. It looks like Subaru in the United States is moving away from the blue filters back to those made by Tokyo Roki (15208AA12A replaced by 15208AA100) although they may be made in Indonesia instead of Japan.
Jeff I would agree. As far as I've seen, I believe Fram/Honeywell is the only manufacturer that uses the fiber end caps. It used to be years ago that alot of people preferred OEM...now you pay for the OEM name and whoever they farm it out to.
@@danbrenneman1240Toyota, Honda, and Nissan used to offer the finest quality O.E. Filters that you could buy but they all cheapened the quality of their parts beginning with Toyota back in the early 2000s. Nissan and then Honda followed suit. I’ve been an Asian import technician for 30 years and the decline in quality has been disappointing to say the least.
@@prevost8686It's a shame. I've been in the automotive aftermarket parts industry for 20yrs between NAPA and O'Reillys and a Toyota dealership. The OEM brands were a sign of quality and premium parts, you're right, sadly that's not the case anymore.
@@danbrenneman1240 When I started my career as a professional technician in 88 the NAPA & Carquest stores were for shops and mechanics that wanted to deal with professional parts men. They also all had their own in-house machine shops . Back then Toyota’s service parts like filters and brake components were a thing of beauty. The attention to detail and lack of shortcuts was awesome. In the late nineties Toyota executives decided that they were losing too much business to the quick lubes and tire stores so to try to be competitive they cut the quality of their fast moving parts. Nippondenso was kept for the Japanese market and the American market got rebranded Purolator filters. Sumitomo brake pads got replaced with Wagner parts. Naturally Nissan and then Honda followed suit with Fram filters . It’s got so bad quality wise that when my customers ask me what new vehicle they should buy I don’t have an answer for them anymore. How stupid can Toyota be to take the world’s most reliable car (Corolla) and put a CVT transmission in it that they know is going to fail and then source the cheapest fluids and filters that they can to service it with? Same with Honda. They take the Accord which has legions of loyal customers and throw a CVT transmission , direct injection and cylinder deactivation in them. It’s a rolling POS no better than anything the Big Three are putting out today. Oh well. I’ll drive my old school Accord and Tacoma until I am too old to drive. I’m not spending my money on the garbage they’re putting out.
The end caps on the Ryco filter are shining! Just like the summit filter that was opened up awhile back. Impressive!👍
The Ryco looks like a nice filter. Shiny and nice and clean also. Happy Labor Day Pete! Merri 😊
I like that Ryco filter. The Subaru filter looks like the typical auto manufacturor type filter. The Ryco just looks better made. Nice Job Pete, thanks to Paul because it must have cost a few dollars to ship that filter. Hey Pete, you are an international TH-cam star!
Haha, yeah postage was more than the cost of the filters! But I think it was worth it for the entertainment value 😂.
@@paulsi1234 Hi Paul
Thanks Again for the oil filters👍
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Thanks, Jim👍
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Sending by USPS mail, even within the United States, will be much more expensive than the cost of any filter. Open your eyes wider -You weren't born yesterday
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I like the Ryco Oil Filter over Subaru oil filter because the end caps are better. 🙂
Nice video Whip. Ryco all the way.
Thank You👍
So nice of Paul! Another great video! Thanks for sharing this comparison! 👍
Hi Ella,
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I enjoy them.
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Glad you liked them😊
The Ryco seems to be the better of the two. Very good job with the comparison Pete! Have a happy, safe and blessed weekend! Take care. Merri :)
Hi Merri, Thanks👍
and have a Happy and safe Labor Day weekend😊
As a Subaru owner myself I have to say that I’ve always wondered why Subaru doesn’t specify a silicone anti-drain back valve.
here in NZ Ryco is def the market leader, but they're mega-overpriced, retail is around 20 to 30 dollars... I order from overseas and get Japan-made filters and end up paying less even with shipping -- massive markups
Thanks for Sharing
I'm a big fan of the rounded or circular edged gaskets. Unless the gasket is large, I've had one non-rounded edge leak oil after 6 months. Not a big deal but it happened in my driveway, during December, and up north in the Upper Midwest USA. I replaced it with an original Toyota filter and had no further leaks.
The subaru filter is a fram orange can of death in disquiese. I wouldn't use it. The Ryco is a better filter in every aspect imo. Thanks Whip👍
You're Welcome Cody👍
both of them - piece of crap
Hi friend watching now. You have alot of knowledge about cars👍
Thanks, Christina😊
Hi Pete,
Great video! Never heard of a Ryco oil filter. Subaru filter looks like the standard fram style filter with fibre end caps.
Happy Labor day weekend!
Hi Kevin, Thanks👍
Have a Happy Labor Day Weekend also!
In Australia Ryko and Repco Filters are available from nearly all Autoparts Stores. Ryko Filters are also used in nearly all Garages. For Subaru " Loyalist " stick with OEM other wise Ryko does the Job and use Good Quality Synthetic Oil. Good Comparision between a product that's made in USA vs Product sold in Australian Auto Part Stores.
Hi Anish
Thanks for Sharing👍
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Ryco looks like another Premium Guard. Same color bypass valve and endcaps like the Proformer. Also the Microgard Select but doesn't have the silicone gasket.
Definitely the RYCO because that Subaru USA filter is just a blue "orange can of death FRAM " painted blue ,I probably just stick with the OEM black Subaru filters that are made in Japan
Thanks, Pete and Paul. Either your hands have grown a lot, or those are some tiny filters. 😂. The Ryco filter won hands down to me. Fiber ends caps are just plain cheap.
LOL😊
Thanks, Jonathan👍
subaru by fram. no. lets try the Ryco
I get my subaru engines confused, but I know the 2.0 requires a filter that higher psi before the bypass valve opens. I know Wix came out with a filter thst has this higher psi bypass valve.
I would take the Ryco over the Sub filter as long as it met the psi specs of the engine
Damnit some one beat me too it .... and I'm also from perth western australia
Cheers😊
Any chance getting the premium syntec version of the Ryco filter? Those ones come with synthetic filter media and higher build quality
I dont know, maybe someone will send me one.😊
Could you do a review and give an opinion on a GKI regular,not the synthetic,oil filter,there $4.00 in Canada,it looks similar to the deso filter from China,
But GKI regular filter has less pleats I think ?
I have one showing on Friday, Sep. 15th
The subaru filter looks a little like a fram ! I guess we could forgive the glob monster amount of glue in the center tube cause of the better glue ! I vote ryco the better filter ! 👍
Why is that the OEM always seems to use nitrile rubber ADVs instead of silicone? Cost savings or do most manufacturer’s engineers think silicone is just overkill?
JMHO, I'd say cost-saving.
Then again, most Motorcraft oil filters have silicone anti-drain back valves.
Where do we send oil filters to you?
Send me an email, Poker4me007@gmail.com
The Subaru filter is just a more expensive Fram. Utter garbage.
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The Ryco looks like a nice filter. Shiny and nice and clean also. Happy Labor Day Pete! Merri 😊
Thanks, Merri
Happy Labor Day to You and John also😊