Remote bypass oil filtration

**imogen** · August 15th, 2012 09:38 AM

Originally Posted by crazy_boy

if its between H and L, ok lang yan

Originally Posted by vinj

I second the emotion. :D

Thank you very much mga boss! It's actually closer to H so i don't think I should worry.

Thank you again tsikot!

**Errol5** · August 15th, 2012 03:41 PM

My dwindling stock of filter

Then came Doc to the rescue

Side by side comparison.
For the Everest. Right is Motorcraft OEM WE01 14 302. Mid is Baldwin B2. Left is FG LF3487

For the Altis/Vios. Left is FG LF3460. Mid is Baldwin BT223. Rght is FG LF3335

For the 03 Exped/06 Explo 4.6
Right is FG LF3681. Left is Motorcraft OEM FL-820S

**dvldoc** · August 15th, 2012 04:24 PM

ThinK you got the last of the lf3487 filters, those are some of the best money can by 73% effecient * 10 microns is hard to beat.

**KCboy** · August 15th, 2012 04:33 PM

Originally Posted by dvldoc

I text everyone who has inquired yesterday that's you to Ry_tower

It's first come first serve with these limit 2 sorry. Just shoot me a PM.

Are these for the strada and monetro sport 3.2liter? If yes, pls pm me how much....

**monty_GTV** · August 15th, 2012 05:38 PM

hi dvldoc, could you resend in PM the contact number of bilal? i think its missing 1 digit...thanks!

**vinj** · August 16th, 2012 11:57 AM

Originally Posted by KCboy

Are these for the strada and monetro sport 3.2liter? If yes, pls pm me how much....

Kala ko ikaw yung nag ubos nung Baldwin filters ni Volmax para sa Paj/Monty. :D

Sadly, it seems i can't use the BT223 on my 1.6L Altis with the 1ZR engine. Apparently it's filter is already replaceable media/cartridge type (it's tight at the back so i've yet to eyeball it on lifters to see the actual filter housing, unlike in the ZZ engine which is just upfront with a lot of space. If that's the case, its a good thing we still have other Toyotas in the garage which can take in the BT223.

**dvldoc** · August 16th, 2012 02:44 PM

For those of you who still think OEM equals quality.

You get what you pay for folks.

**vinj** · August 16th, 2012 02:56 PM

Originally Posted by dvldoc

You get what you pay for folks.

Actually, you don't get what you pay for as the OEM stuff are pricey. In the case of the filter cartridge on the Toyota ZR engine, it's P300 a pop.

What was the OCI on that particular filter?

**JohnM** · August 16th, 2012 03:09 PM

Nasty! I'm definitely switching to Baldwin when my warranty expires. For now I'll change the oil filter every 5k kms. My FS oil however still looks light brown after 5k kms.

20k kms to go

**boybig** · August 16th, 2012 04:38 PM

ambilis ng thread na to!! ask ko lang mga bossing anu ang baldwin filter for:

fieldmaster 2.5 4m40
fortuner 2006
honda jazz 2009

and saan makakabili sa manila?

sensya na ha...ang haba na kasi, naduduling nako kababackread...