Popular Ford Oil Filters

Oil filters keep particles from clogging up passageways in your vehicle’s engine. Over the course of running your car, the oil that circulates through engine parts gets dirtier. Oil absorbs the soot from combustion and various internal and external contaminants. These contaminants can include particles from metal residue, rubber, dust, and debris. Depending on the oil filter’s properties, it can stretch out the time you would need to have another oil change.

Is It Better to Use OEM Oil Filters?

While there exist high performance oil filters that aren’t OEM, using genuine oil filters is a safer bet. OEM oil filters are custom designed to handle your engine’s operating conditions. These filters were tested to handle exact flow rates, temperatures, and other requirements.

How Long Do Oil Filters Really Last?

Oil filters on most modern vehicles last between 6,000 to 8,000 miles. Check your owner’s manual for the suggested interval for your model. An old belief among car owners was that you could forego an oil filter change for every second oil change. That is, some old car owners opted to only change filters after two oil change cycles. However, this belief is close to a myth for newer cars, since modern oil filters have enhanced filtration efficiency. This means they will get dirty enough for a filter change after 6,000 to 8,000 miles.

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