Nissan Oil Filter Cut Open 15208-65FOE vs. Bosch Oil Filter Cut Open 3300
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- Are these oil filters any good? Let's open them up and see what's inside!
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Oil Filter Friday,
Watch a New Automotive oil filter inspection video every Friday on this TH-cam channel.
Do the Motorcraft fl-816 and the fl-822
Want to see the OEM Daewoo & GM Daewoo, GM Korea oil filters cut open for comparison....I got plenty of those OEM filters
Great video when I bought Nissan oil filters they were made in Japan so I guess all countries are sending their jobs to China and Mexico even some Wix oil filters that I'm seeing online at Home Depot say made in China working for Car quest most parts are from foreign countries I'm 62 years old it sickens me.
Yep,
Everything seems to be made in China these days, it sickens me too. We don't make anything here anymore, it's sad.
Thanks for your feedback👍🙏😊
@@WhipCityWrencher The BOSCH #3410 Premioum Oil Filter is MADE IN USA.
The BOSCH filtering material is longer -- more pleats -- and it's wider. Silicone anti-drainback valve for long life and reliability.
The BOSCH is clearly a superior filter to the Nissan filter -- and it's cheaper -- and the Bosch filter is available at WalMarts all over the world.
www.mercuryforum.com/forum/grand-marquis-14/1995-grand-marquis-restoration-8937/
I just bought Nissan filter 15208-F1B, the replacement for this filter; made in Japan.
I am just here to make sure that the dealer filter isn't another rebrand of those awful Fram filters. It happens a lot with other brands so it is nice to see what is inside them. I don't care much for cardboard end caps!!
I agree, very similar construction in every way. Thank you for yet another great video, have a good weekend!
Thank You 404!
You have a good weekend too.👍🙏😊
These filters are SIMILAR, but very different in practical use. Close examination shows the BOSCH superiority.
@@SlikLizrd The Fram website-approved stamped leaf retainer spring in the Bosch puts it over the top!
Pete! Awesome video! Wow i am surprised on the quality of the OEM Nissan filter. Youre right the glue was sloppy and excessive! Im so glad you were able to compare the Bosch. I have been using both for my Spec V. I will now use Bosch over OEM. Nissan uses this oil filter on all their vehicles as a "universal " filter. When Nissan did my last oil change unbeknownst to me they used this filter. Thankfully i only ran about 3.5k miles and noticed leakage around the filter when changed. I am currently using a Microguard, but wow 👏 ! Identical but OEM Nissan has some explaining to do.
Hi Brian,
Thanks for sending me the Nissan filter, and I'm glad you liked the video.👍🙏😊
The numbers on the back is the efficiency for the 3 different filters listed on the box. 20 microns for Bosch premium 3500, and 40 microns for both Bosch high premium L3500 and Distance plus D3500.
3500, L3500, D3500 are the oil filter part numbers.
Good one... Thanks for the comparison... 😊
You're Welcome!
Thanks!
Another informative video! Thanks for saving us money on these filters! Tfs
Thanks, Ela👍🙌😊
You're Welcome! Have a Great Weekend! 🙂
@@ellalamont6943 You Too!
Thanks! 🙂
Bosch appears to be better overall. I noticed this when I inspected these same two filters when I changed my oil on my 06 Infiniti M35. It had the nissan filter on it and I replaced it with the bosch filter. O ring I noticed on Bosch was bigger and better. Internally it looked the same. Nice to see the difference on the inside.
Thanks for sharing👍😊
Shaber below mentioned the Bosch filter was made by Purolator, and I would agree with his assessment.
Both are subpar filters and for the price points of the filters there are much better filters.
I cannot believe how sloppy the glue was on the Nissan. I found a Bob the oil guy article from 2012 which says Nissan Oil Filters are made by Denso. That filter does not look like a Denso filter.
Thank you for your videos and the education they provide!
Thanks, Jason,
I can't believe all the excess glue either, no excuse for all the oil filters I've opened that had sloppy excess glue, it gets me a little ticked off at times.
I hope to keep on opening up these oil filters and letting others see what they are buying and using in their vehicles. It's definitely a learning experience for me, I hope it is for everyone else as well, and maybe helps others out. Thanks😊
Also, I read a post from 2018 on BITOG that someone said the Bosch oil filters were made by Purolator. Take Care
If they were made by Denso they aren't now. Gonher made. Best avoided.
It says Gonher on the Nissan filter. Probably made by them. Couldn't have named it better. Certainly is a Gonner🤣🤣
Great job. I would have to give the edge to Bosch.
Thank You!
👍🙏😊
This filter was for my Nissan SER SPEC V.
I religiously change my oil at 3k to 4.5k and send in my oil to be analyze by Blackstone. So far so good at 170k miles i run race fuel, tuned original engine. These oil filters matter !
Keep her happy👍😊
What year is your spec ?
Good show. Bosch by a hair. But both however seem to be very similar in design.
Thanks!
Thanks for the feedback!👍🙏😊
Bosch by A LOT -- the area of the filtering media is MUCH larger in the Bosch, as the overall size of the canister is visibly greater in all dimensions.
Neither looks premium to me either LOL - not much filter media either - Bosch is made by Purolator for the NA market and Nissan by Grupo Gohner (says on the can) - if I ran a Nissan I'd look for another option
Years ago the Bosch regular/Premium and Mobil 1 filters were identical for my truck. Same ratings too. I used both and were fine but Bosch was about 3 bucks cheaper. Later they went to 30 micron ratings on these high mileage long life filters on both. Went back to Reg Wix/Napa Gold.
I think the Bosch filter in this video is rated at 99% at 20 microns.
@@WhipCityWrencher Yes. Maybe they got heat from customers. I prefer filters around the 20 micron area. These 30-35 micron filters for 20K, seems like a bad tradeoff. Clean oil is better. My Allison trans spin on filters are 15 micron.
@@GT-mn3bx Oh then you'll probably like this one.
I have an ACDelco trans filter going against an Allison trans filter video being published on November 2nd.
@@WhipCityWrencher NICE. FYI the Allison branded red spin ons are 6-9 bucks at most diesel shops or OTR Diesel repair places. At the GMC/Chev dealer like 18 bucks!
Hola, en un Nissan Tiida he utilizado filtro Ghoner OEM, Bosch para sintético, Fram ultraguard.
Me ha gustado el Fram 👌
Actualmente estoy probando marca STP XL para sintetico.
Ssludos! 🔥✌️
Bosch now owns Purolator, and Mighty has teamed up with Purolator. I think I got that right.
Actually, I think Purolator makes the Bosch oil filters
Bosch and Mann+Hummel partnered to buy Purolator in 50/50 joint venture in 2006. Bosch sold their 50% stake in the joint venture in 2013 which left the ownership of Purolator filter solely to Mann+Hummel.
FYI, Bosch makes the filters for aFe. exactly the same filters, but 2 to 3 times cheaper. Cheers!
I have to wonder what a Nisaan and Bosch filter from Jaoan & Europe look like.
I can't believe how sloppy they were with the glue especially the Bosch filter I am very disappointed with what I see someone needs to email Bosch with some pics and show them that sloppiness, I expect more from Bosch of all people every oil filter should look as good as the Micro Guard Select filter it's by far the best filter I have seen so far nothing has even come close
That's what I thought - that the Bosch was the smaller filter, but that is the one covered in glue chunks (which could come loose under heat) at the media edges, yet that is the one the OP prefers! Check out the Motorcraft vs Toyota (smaller) filters comparison. While I prefer a larger filter, there was no arguing that Toyota was quality all the way.
Bosch filter looks like it was made by Purolator. Media and glue color are the same as theirs.
I think Bosch is there own company and has nothing to do with Purolator.
Nice video. Any amsoil filter soon?
Thanks,
No Amsoil in the making but I'll try and get one out soon. Thanks for watching and commenting.👍🙏😊
Is this better than subaru forester 2016 filter dealer installed the nissan filter on the car.
I don't know
Can you do a review on a Mopar MO-409 and Mopar MO-090? I use both of those filters on my PT Cruiser and Ram 1500.
Okay,
I'll do just one, the 090. When I make the video I'll let you know when it will be published.
Hi Matthew,
I made the Mopar MO-090 video today, it will be published on Tuesday, June 29th. I hope you like the video.😊
15208-65f1b made in Japan by Mahle. Can we get a comparison.
Cant seem to find that filter? Where do you get them from?
@@WhipCityWrencher my local dealer ordered one in for me for around $7.50.
I heard that Infiniti usually uses that number and stock it regularly.
Couldn't that glue break off and go into the engine?
It could if the oil gets thick from the winter cold and the filter goes into a bypass mode.
Would go with WIX or Napa. Both these are sloppy and definitely not anything to be proud of
Baldwin micron rating 5 each
Made in Mexico…is all you need to know
20 micron is better than most
I cringed when I saw the glue on the Nissan filter!!
That Bosch looks like it’s made by Purolator
I think they are👍🙏😊
Glue is way dry they are mass produced
Both covered with glue... LOL
That Nissan filter is not well made at all.
Avoid Bosch the have stickers
Warning....avoid the Gonher made Nissan OEM. It has a documented, proven ADBV manufacturing defect the shows up after use. bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/nissan-15208-65foe-adbv-defect.307562/ Bosch looks ok to me, I'd use it. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the warning and link.👍🙌😊
@@WhipCityWrencher You're welcome. Not good to see any filter with a defect, but especially an OEM piece.
The famous 95 MERC runs Pennzoil Ultra Platinum, 5-W-20; Bosch #3410 Premium Oil Filter; and FILTERMAG #SS365PR Magnet Kit.
The Bosch has a 20-Micron rating -- most others do not. The FILTERMAG has 22.5 sq. in. of surface area -- and it has been treated to function perfectly from -40 F - to - +302 F.
Most oil filters use the flat spring -- the coil spring does not work any better or hold pressure any better than the flat spring -- if they showed the actual spring rate, everybody could see that they have the same sort of holding power.
ALL oil filters can be greatly improved by adding the FILTERMAG #SS365PR Magnet Kit..
www.mercuryforum.com/forum/grand-marquis-14/1995-grand-marquis-restoration-8937/
Over $100 for the FILTERMAG SS365PR magnet? Spend less than $10 on a stack of neodymium magnets and spend the rest on Fram website-approved stamped leaf retainer springs. Give them out as gifts for neighbors, family and non-believers.