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Jed
Dodge Dakota
11/03/2001
17:17:08
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 Subject: Purolator Pure One
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I was just curious about this filter. I am thinking on trying one, but i would want some feedback first. Thanks guys
'99 RC 3.9auto....MINT!!!!
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rob
Dodge Dakota
12/15/2001
12:21:37
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i tried that one but i got a better responce out of a k&n oil filter
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Zaurusman
Dodge Dakota
12/16/2001
02:42:25
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Can you define "response", rob?
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Zaurusman
'98 RC Red Sport V6 5spd 3.21 15x8's
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NiPs
Dodge Dakota
12/16/2001
11:33:08
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I am not sure what I have heard on this subject. What I do know is a k&n is just a relabeled filter(which I don't know), and the pure one's are good. They are good because of the amount of plets and the suface area for particles to pas through. Now how much of a difference this means not much I guess. It's a bit more restrictive so oil pressure may go up. I switched to this filter at 928 miles at that time I switched to a syn blend and my oil change went up to about the 2nd have of my gauage(I own a RAM, may be different) I think it's about 70psi or so. When I just start the car it's a little over 40 then goes up once the pump does a good job with it's mojo. Now on 3500 miles w full syn it's the same as the syn. blend. No problems yet and I so far like the combination I have.
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rob
Dodge Dakota
12/17/2001
05:44:07
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what kind of info?my dakota is a 01 with a 3.9 auto k&n oil&air filter and the dealer says they see an inprovment since i bought k&n products also i used the new oil additive called z-max that does really work. some of the 3.9 rough idle is gone.im a mech i try things if they work i recomend them to people the k&n product flows better and much faster than average oil filters
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NiPs
Dodge Dakota
12/17/2001
23:39:01
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Hey, again all I know is that a pure one filters the oil well. It is a tad more restrictive(Not a Pro or Con).
An oil filter which "flows better" is less restrictive and may or may not filter better then the more restrictive one. As far as I remember the K&N isn't it's own filter merely a repackaged one from someone else who friggen knows it might be a pure one.
If you want to know do a search on these boards the links to the studies are here. You have to find it.
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rob
Dodge Dakota
12/18/2001
00:33:22
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go to www.k&n.com and read up on all info on their products
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stealwings
Dodge Dakota
12/18/2001
18:41:34
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I've always used Fram and my pressure if anything over the years has gone up. Stick with what works.
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Jeff
Dodge Dakota
12/19/2001
20:44:32
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Ive used Pure One's for my last two oil changes and they have worked fine for me.
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