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Old 03-11-2010, 06:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Longer oil filter

Fram PH4386 is longer than PH4967 and it's $1 cheaper at Walmart (Richmond Hill, Ontario)
If you don't like to use Fram, you can search for other brands here http://www.framcatalog.com/
http://www.framcatalog.com/PartDetai...?b=F&pn=PH4386

I am using the PH4386 right now, it fits perfectly(not touching anything).
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If it's longer but the same diameter, that means the oil filter volume is larger, which means lower oil pressure.
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If it's longer but the same diameter, that means the oil filter volume is larger, which means lower oil pressure.
Not necessarily. It makes your oil capacity go up as well as filtering more oil in the same amount of time. Us Jeep guys run larger filters when off-roading, it helps clean the dirt and grit out of the oil faster. Our pressures never changed from running larger filters.
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If it's longer but the same diameter, that means the oil filter volume is larger, which means lower oil pressure.
Common mistake.

The pump will still make the same pressure, its just that the filter will hold more oil and there is more filtering media to clean the oil.
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