What is an E-Core Oil Filter?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Have you heard of an E-Core oil filter? They were introduced by Champion Labs Inc. back in 2004, and are a nylon cage core that supports the filter media instead of a metal tube core.
Fiber filter media end-caps are generally associated with E-Core filters as well, and that combo is most well-known from the basic orange Fram filter.
Sources:
ECore AAPEX press release: www.aftermarke...
Some images: bobistheoilguy...
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Shouldnt matter. Dont buy shit filters. Champ is not a brand I trust have seen too many burst.
Champion makes OEM filters for Ford, Mopar, and autozone’s house brand STP. I trust Mann/ Wix. They’re better made. Along with MAHLE too
@@jhon44mat use mahle gaskets, don't have a supplier for their filters. I use anything made in Gastonia by wix, mann and Hummel, or microgard(wix house brand for O'Reilly's)
@@jhon44matbetter made than what?
@@u_s_e_rname .....than champ....what did you miss I think it's pretty obvious what brand we are talking about.
Yeah, the Champ filter I got was... Concerningly inexpensive. The walls don't feel particularly thin (I've encountered quick lube store brand filters that are definitely thinner) but it is likely going to exist just as a prop in the future.
Cat oil filters have a plastic center
came here to say this. the plastic also removes the chance of metal debris from manufacturing on the clean side of a filter…. in the fuel filters this can help protect expensive injectors
Talks about spin-on oil filters, shows a canister-type oil filter. Make up your mind.
I definitely would have preferred to have had the footage of the inside of a spin-on ready to go, but I made up my mind that the core of a different type of filter (that was already recorded) conveyed the idea of a metal core well enough for a few seconds of footage.