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Fuel filter Mann or Wix
I've always used the Wix fuel filter, and it worked well I guess. Lol.
Pros: worked well
I had a spare intake so I took the two sensors from that fuel rail and swapped those along with a Mann 6.6 bar fuel filter onto the car. Started the car and it turned on and ran wonderful (so it seemed).
Pros: ran wonderful
Vehicle:
Volkswagen
Wix for fuel on the 7.3, but Ford OEM(Motorcraft FL-1995(A) ) on the oil filter. Never an issue.
Pros: never an issue
Part number: FL-1995(A)
I have 115,000km on my 2022 LM2 Silverado. So far it's been great, but some people have experienced serious issues on older ones. Gm is constantly improving this little motor. Lessons I've learned myself or through several forums and family members with the same motors:\n\n- Fuel additives seem to get better mpg and less regens \n- Only available oils are amsoil, mobil 1 and OEM. (Amsoil isn't dexos certified though)\n- Oil changes are pricey compared to gas, cheap compared to bigger diesels. I pay $250 CAD \n- Known to crack radiators (top right side) as well as water pump leaks. \n- Many people tend to replace the MAP sensor or clean it after a while to make it run smoother, it's a cheap part. \n- Doesn't seem to burn oil, but mine is consuming a little coolant lately (I suspect radiator).\n- The factory fuel filter is 5 micron but Wix makes a 2 micron replacement. Cheap and easy to do yourself. I pay around $50 CAD\n- Everyone online thinks they have blow by, they don't, just have a lot of crankcase pressure\n- Mine seems to misfire when started in weather colder than -15C for about a minute until warm. \n- A10 trans is smooth but has the odd rough downshift, I also follow the severe service interval table and change fluids with amsoil and new gm filter \n- Def consumption is never an issue other than towing. If towing anything heavy bring a jug or two. It will go into limp mode when you run out.
Pros: better mpg, less regens
Cons: pricey oil changes, radiator cracks
Vehicle:
Chevrolet Silverado
Mileage: 115000 km
I have a wix fuel filter
Vehicle:
Toyota
Fuel filter - Wix
Vehicle:
Toyota
Wix is only $2 cheaper on rockauto. $28 vs $30.
Pros: Slightly cheaper price
Vehicle:
Chevrolet
The wix oil filters worked well for me. The fuel filters not so much, I had a fuel water separator failure and injector failures because the wix filter was slightly shorter than the Mopar filters that I've been using.
Pros: oil filters worked well
Cons: fuel filter failure
Ive had this problem when people use crappy fuel filters too. Wix and fram and baldwin are awful.
Cons: Wix, Fram, Baldwin awful
not the wix. I had their filter for a few months. it started leaking and the seal wouldn't fit anymore.
Cons: started leaking, seal unfit
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