My 92 Z34 5 Speed

[blk92z34getrag]

Click the WWW tab under this post. I just added a bunch of pictures of when my transmission was all apart at AAMCO.

[5speedz34]

Nice pics but y do u have a fram filter?

FRAM is the devil!

[blk92z34getrag]

I changed the oil in my school auto shop and all we have is fram =/ I usually buy Wix or Proline.

I agree, Fram are too over priced, but it was convenient.

[Anonymous]

Overpriced? Nahh... Under-quality is more like it.

[5speedz34]

Overpriced? Nahh... Under-quality is more like it.

true dat

[Anonymous]

Walmart is your #1 source for Fram products.. lol :P

[Anonymous]

Walmart used to sell ACD, but apparently they had a little lover's quarrel, and ACD said byebye walfart! So now I buy oil filters at advance auto.

[5speedz34]

Yeah, I work at Wal-mart and if you don't know there Supertech filters are made by the same place as AC's but I think there a grade low.

[blk92z34getrag]

So what does everyone think the best oil filter is? Seems people like ACD's...

[Cliff8928]

I use ACDelco UltraGard Gold filters, order them by the case from GMPartsdirect.com


Cliff Scott
89 BerettaGT
89 Volvo740 <- now with Optima Yellow-Top

[5speedz34]

I use ACDelco UltraGard Gold filters, order them by the case from GMPartsdirect.com


Cliff Scott
89 BerettaGT
89 Volvo740 <- now with Optima Yellow-Top

Do you know the part numbers for the DOHC?

[Cliff8928]

what's the stock ACDelco filter number?


Cliff Scott
89 BerettaGT
89 Volvo740

[Anonymous]

I think its 23. At least thats the # when I order from AMSOIL.... most oil filter makers keep the digits the same as to make it easier for ppl. to know what filter to use.

[brian89gp]

PF-47 or PF-52. The 52 is the longer one.

[jweir22]

I use just a normal oil filter but then i have a magnetic filtermaster that i stick to the outside to catch small metal particles fairly inexpensive cut one of my oil filters apart without taking magnet off and it had about 3/8 of crap stuck to it tiny metal particles.

http://www.thefiltermaster.com/fmguide.htm