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Rio Wil
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« on: November 16, 2019, 07:44:03 PM »

I ran across this oil filter today (Defense DL7317) while looking for a filter for the old girl.  I can't believe there are 162 replacements for the filter and all the ones ever mentioned on this list are included....



DEFENSE DL7317 - Alternative oil filters

There are 162 replacement oil filters for DEFENSE DL7317. The cross references are for general reference only, please check for correct specifications and measurements for your application.

    DEFENSE DL7317 replacement filters
    AC-Delco PF1127
    AMSOIL EAO13
    AUTOEDGE AL7317
    Autolite for Oil Filters AL6607
    Baldwin B1402
    Baldwin B1431
    Baldwin B530
    Beck/Arnley 041-8075
    Beck/Arnley 041-8135
    BIG A 92356
    Bosch 3323
    Bosch 72179
    Canadian Tire 17-1747-0
    CARCARE FL822
    CARCARE OF7317
    CARQUEST 85356
    CARQUEST B4620
    CASTROL CAS7317
    CATERPILLAR 199-2239
    CENEX CO2867
    Champion Laboratories LF486
    Champion Laboratories PH2867
    CHRYSLER MD135737
    CHRYSLER MD137537
    CHRYSLER MD360935
    DEFENSE DL7317
    DELPHI FX1012
    DENSO 150-1009
    DENSO 150-1010
    Donaldson P502007
    Donaldson P502063
    EVERGARD E4620
    FIRESTONE TF-4620
    FLAG C-3562
    FLAG C-4620
    FLAG C-6811
    Fleetguard LF3537
    Fleetguard LF3691
    Flying F PH6607AZ
    Ford F23Z-6731-B
    Ford F32Z-6731-A
    Ford XF5Z-6731-AA
    Fram PH7317
    GENERAC 0A45310244
    GENERAC A45310244
    Grease Monkey GM14620
    Grease Monkey GM4620
    Group 7 V4620BP
    HASTINGS LF113
    HASTINGS LF240
    HASTINGS LF486
    HAVOLINE TFC-529
    HIFLO HF148
    Honda 15400-PLC-003
    Honda 15400-PLC-004
    Honda 15400-PLM-A01
    Honda 15400-PLM-A02
    HYSTER 324692
    HYSTER 3249692
    Hyundai 26300-35056
    IAPCO OF12
    IAPCO OF6
    JIFFY LUBE HL7317
    K & N KN-148
    KENDALL K43
    KIA 26300-3E010
    KRALINATOR L365
    LEE LF-2867
    LEE LF-2867HP
    LUBER-FINER PH2867
    Magneti Marelli 1AMFL00025
    Mann Filter ML 1008
    Mazda G6Y0-14-302
    Mazda G6Y0-14-302A
    Mazda JEY0-14-302
    Mazda JEY0-14-302A
    MERCRUISER 35-822626K04
    MERCRUISER 35-822626Q4
    MERCRUISER 35-877767K01
    MERCRUISER Q04
    MERCURY 1B227000
    MERCURY 35-877767Q01
    MERCURY G231123
    MERCURY G231123-T178499
    MERCURY G760300-1B226999
    MERCURY G760300-T408999
    MERCURY G960500
    MERCURY T178500
    MERCURY T178500-1B226999
    MERCURY T409000
    MICROGARD MGL7317
    MIGHTY M4460
    MILEGUARD MO7317
    Mitsubishi 26300-35054
    Mitsubishi 2630035054
    Mitsubishi 30A40-00100
    Mitsubishi 30A40-00101
    Mitsubishi 30A40-00103
    Mitsubishi AW343979
    Mitsubishi MD135737
    Mitsubishi MD136790
    Mitsubishi MD321589
    Mitsubishi MD325714
    Mitsubishi MD332687
    Mitsubishi MD352627
    Mitsubishi MD360935
    Mitsubishi MZ690072
    MOBIL M1-110
    MOBIL MO4610
    MOBIL MO4620
    Motor Trend ML7317
    MOTORCRAFT FL 2007
    MOTORCRAFT FL 821
    MOTORCRAFT FL 822
    NAPA 1356
    Nissan 15208-31U00
    Nissan 15208-31U01
    Nissan 15208-31U0A
    Nissan 15208-9E000
    Nissan 15208-9E01A
    Nissan 15208-PLM-A02
    Nissan 16510-82211
    ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT PLUS OF-450
    ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT PLUS OF-452
    Parts Master 61356
    Parts Plus PH2867
    PENNZOIL PZ-109
    PERFORMAX PO-109
    PHILLIPS 66 PO1356
    PHILLIPS 66 WO1356
    POWER FLO SL14459
    POWER FLO SL14620
    PRO-TEC 164
    PRO/GAUGE PGO-4620
    PROMOTIVE SL14612
    Purolator L14610
    Purolator L14620
    Quaker State QS14610
    Quaker State QS7317
    ROCKHILL 61356
    SECURITY SO-2867
    SERVICE 1 OF4460
    SERVICE PRO M4620
    SHELL SH48
    SHELL SH529
    SIERRA 18-7914
    SIERRA 18-7921
    SILVERLINE 21356
    STP S6607
    Subaru 15208-AA15A
    Subaru 15208-AA160
    SUNOCO O-37
    SUPERTECH ST7317
    TRUST PH2867
    UNOCAL PF1356
    VALVOLINE VO50
    WARNER PH2867
    Wix 51356
    Wix 51358
    Wix 57356
    YAMAHA 5JW-13440-00
    YAMAHA 5JW-13440-00-00

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« Reply #1 on: November 16, 2019, 07:55:32 PM »

Missed a few....

Kinda old data but probly still 90% good.
http://www.calsci.com/motorcycleinfo/FilterXRef.html

Mostly I run the Bosch 3300 or 3323 now.  Purolator One L14610 on occasion.
Grab from local AutoZone.
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« Reply #2 on: November 17, 2019, 07:32:54 AM »

Yep. I use the CarQuest one made by Wix. I buy them by the case for $2.99 each.
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« Reply #3 on: November 17, 2019, 04:50:23 PM »

WOW, Another Oil Filter Thread!!!  Undecided
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« Reply #4 on: November 17, 2019, 06:30:03 PM »

WOW, Another Oil Filter Thread!!!  Undecided

You do realize that if a thread doesn't interest you that you can just NOT CLICK on it?
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« Reply #5 on: November 17, 2019, 07:18:38 PM »

I use the K & N I have only done two changes so far.
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« Reply #6 on: November 18, 2019, 08:15:12 AM »

I change my oil often.

I change the filter seldom.

My thought is that the filter removes very little solid particles and does a better job of removing the water that's in the oil.

Ford did a study one time that basically said: Changing oil often inhibits large particles forming, particles large enough to do engine damage.

Filters generally, will allow large enough particles to pass, particles large enough to do engine damage.

I use Shaeffer Oil exclusively. It is a blended oil.

Change the oil, forget the filter.

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« Reply #7 on: November 18, 2019, 08:56:20 AM »

WOW, Another Oil Filter Thread!!!  Undecided

You do realize that if a thread doesn't interest you that you can just NOT CLICK on it?

That is true. However, Oil and Oil Filter threads can be very informative and interesting.
Just for a point of interest, I use Rotella T6, 5-40 Synthetic Oil and a Purolator Pure One PL14610 with Chrome Oil Filter Cover  Smiley

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« Reply #8 on: November 18, 2019, 09:32:17 AM »

I use the K & N I have only done two changes so far.

If you are using the K&N oil filter with the spot welded on nut.. Do you know that it can crack on the end and dump oil while you are rolling down the road? There is lots of MC forum threads on this.
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« Reply #9 on: November 18, 2019, 12:19:40 PM »

I change my oil often.

I change the filter seldom.

My thought is that the filter removes very little solid particles and does a better job of removing the water that's in the oil.

Ford did a study one time that basically said: Changing oil often inhibits large particles forming, particles large enough to do engine damage.

Filters generally, will allow large enough particles to pass, particles large enough to do engine damage.

I use Shaeffer Oil exclusively. It is a blended oil.

Change the oil, forget the filter.

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Which Shaeffer's are you using?
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« Reply #10 on: November 18, 2019, 02:58:53 PM »

Which Shaeffer's are you using?

I use Shaeffer Supreme 7000 20/50
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« Reply #11 on: November 18, 2019, 05:40:31 PM »

Change oil.

Change filter.

Sleep well.

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« Reply #12 on: November 18, 2019, 07:16:44 PM »

Dang Ricky.......now you added another to the list....163 choices now!!!!


Which Shaeffer's are you using?

I use Shaeffer Supreme 7000 20/50
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« Reply #13 on: November 19, 2019, 06:09:54 AM »

I change my oil often.

I change the filter seldom.

My thought is that the filter removes very little solid particles and does a better job of removing the water that's in the oil.

Ford did a study one time that basically said: Changing oil often inhibits large particles forming, particles large enough to do engine damage.

Filters generally, will allow large enough particles to pass, particles large enough to do engine damage.

I use Shaeffer Oil exclusively. It is a blended oil.

Change the oil, forget the filter.

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many vehicle manufacturers call for replacing oil filter every 15k miles, there are SAE papers also determining that engine wear is reduced doing this.  many top of the line oil filters are advertised for extended drains, even filters for my 7.3L powerstroke are rated for 15k miles whereas the oil needs changing at 5-7 miles.
In all cases I dropped the filter drain it and reinstall.  easy on the valkyrie, messy with the powerstroke during removal.
as a side note this is one of the requirements of the Amsoil extended oil drains, and that is drain the oil filter and then top off oil level in six months. this replenishes the oils add pack.
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« Reply #14 on: November 19, 2019, 06:31:52 AM »

I change my oil often.

I change the filter seldom.

My thought is that the filter removes very little solid particles and does a better job of removing the water that's in the oil.

Ford did a study one time that basically said: Changing oil often inhibits large particles forming, particles large enough to do engine damage.

Filters generally, will allow large enough particles to pass, particles large enough to do engine damage.

I use Shaeffer Oil exclusively. It is a blended oil.

Change the oil, forget the filter.

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Large particles of what?  And how do they form?l
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« Reply #15 on: November 19, 2019, 08:48:08 AM »

Large particles of what?  And how do they form?l
Motor oil deteriorates and becomes unfit for service due to accumulation of contaminants in the oil and chemical changes (additive depletion and oxidation) in the oil itself.
Abrasives

• Dust and Dirt
The design limitations of air cleaners, some oil fill caps and crankcase ventilation systems allow a certain level of dust and dirt into the engine, while leaks in the intake system can permit unfiltered air to enter the engine. Proper maintenance of the engine and its accessories can minimize the amount of contaminants entering the lubrication system and extend engine life.

• Metal Particles
Normal wear of engine parts produces very small metal particles that are picked up and circulated by the oil. Particles of road dust and dirt increase wear rates and generate larger, even more abrasive metal particles that are circulated through the engine by the oil. While oil filters help keep these particles at a minimum, they can’t remove them entirely.

Combustion By-Products

• Water
Combustion produces water vapor, or steam. When engine temperatures are high, most of the water remains in vapor form and exits through the exhaust. However, when engine temperatures are low, such as at start-up, warm-up and during short-trip operation in low ambient temperatures, the water vapor condenses (turns into a liquid) on cylinder walls and enters the crankcase oil, where it leads to sludge and corrosion.

• Acids
The combustion process produces acidic gases which, like water vapor, condense on cylinder walls at cold engine temperatures and find their way into the crankcase oil. The gases combine with water to cause corrosion.

• Soot and Carbon
Incomplete combustion produces soot, carbon and other deposit-forming materials. An engine running too “rich,” or with too much fuel, increases contaminant levels. Light-load, low-speed gasoline engine operation and high-load, low-speed diesel engine operation increase levels of these combustion by-products.

• Dilution
When an engine is started or running abnormally, some unburned fuel is deposited on cylinder walls, leaking past the rings and into the crankcase, where it reduces oil viscosity. Fuel dilution decreases oil film strength and increases oil consumption. Although this is only a minor problem when engine operation is at high-speed or high-temperatures, it can be a significant problem in vehicles consistently used for short-trips.

Although all motor oils eventually succumb to contamination and must be changed, high-quality oils deliver superior protection for longer due to their higher-quality base stocks and additives.

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From an Amsoil Blog.
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« Reply #16 on: November 19, 2019, 09:38:05 AM »



That is true. However, Oil and Oil Filter threads can be very informative and interesting.
Just for a point of interest, I use Rotella T6, 5-40 Synthetic Oil and a Purolator Pure One PL14610 with Chrome Oil Filter Cover  Smiley

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As I previously stated Oil and Oil Filter threads can be very informative and interesting. This one is getting good! cooldude

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« Reply #17 on: November 19, 2019, 11:18:48 AM »

• Water
Combustion produces water vapor, or steam. When engine temperatures are high, most of the water remains in vapor form and exits through the exhaust. However, when engine temperatures are low, such as at start-up, warm-up and during short-trip operation in low ambient temperatures, the water vapor condenses (turns into a liquid) on cylinder walls and enters the crankcase oil, where it leads to sludge and corrosion.


Ethanol, even more so.

I use Shaeffer Supreme 7000 20/50

Is this it 0705-012 Supreme 7000™ Synthetic Plus Racing Oil 20W-50
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« Reply #18 on: November 19, 2019, 02:32:36 PM »

[Is this it 0705-012 Supreme 7000™ Synthetic Plus Racing Oil 20W-50
Supreme 7000™ Synthetic Plus Racing Oil SAE 20W-50 is a premium quality
high zinc, multi-grade para-synthetic engine oil that is specially formulated to
reduce friction and wear, increase engine efficiency and extend engine life in all
types of gasoline engines including those that contain flat tappet cams and those
that are turbocharged or supercharged.
Supreme 7000™ Synthetic Plus Racing Oil SAE 20W-50 is blended from the
finest quality severely hydrotreated polyalphaolefin (PAO) synthetic base fluids
and severely raffinate hydroconverted Group II Plus available. This unique
combination provides Supreme 7000™ Synthetic Plus Racing Oil SAE 20W-50
with the following advantages:
1. Superior Cold Weather Startability and Operating Characteristics - This
results in less friction and lubricant drag in the engine and instant lubrication
during cold weather start up
2. Superior Oxidative Stability
3. Excellent Resistance to Thermal Degradation
4. Excellent Low Volatility Characteristics - This results in reduced oil
consumption and increased protection against the formation of deposits
5. Lower Pour Point and Borderline Pumping Temperature
6. A High Viscosity Index - This results in minimum change in viscosity. The
adequate viscosity for the proper lubrication of the engine is provided
regardless of temperature.
7. Excellent Film Strength - This results in increased protection against wear.
8. Compatibility with All Types of Seals
9. Extended Oil Drain Capability and Intervals

Blended into the para-synthetic base stocks is a highly advanced proprietary
performance racing formula additive package and a highly shear stable viscosity
index improver. This combination provides the Supreme 7000™ Synthetic Plus
Racing Oil SAE 20W-50 with the following performance benefits:
1. Extra zinc anti-wear additives to protect flat-tappet cams from
excessive wear
2. A patented novel zinc anti-wear additive system that minimizes
volatility and chemical breakdown of the zinc anti-wear additive in order
to provide maximum and long lasting anti-wear performance and
robustness needed to protect the engine
3. Outstanding protection against the formation of high temperature
deposits
4. High detergency and dispercency to suppress the formation of
deposits, sludge and varnish
5. Active cleaning agents for increased and enhanced engine cleanliness
6. Exceptional protection against the formation of coking deposits on
turbochargers
7. Exceptional protection against thermal breakdown during high engine
oil operating temperature conditions
8. Rapid circulation and excellent pumpability
9. Excellent low temperature flow characteristics and pumpability to
provide rapid circulation and minimize wear during start-up
10. Excellent resistance to thinning at high temperatures
11. Excellent shear stability to resist viscosity shear down and breakdown
12. Excellent high temperature/high shear performance to provide excellent
oil film thickness and engine protection at high operating temperatures
and shear rates, while minimizing lubricant frictional resistance
13. Enhanced lubrication to maintain maximum horsepower and
acceleration
14. Hydro-Ethanol inhibitors that significantly reduce the problems that can
result from the use of ethanol blended fuels
15. Substantially reduced oil consumption
16. Extra protection for hot running engines
17. Extra protection for cold running engines in stop-and-go service.
18. Reduced oil ageing allowing for increased drain intervals
19. A substantial reduction in ring and cylinder wear
20. Reduced bearing wear and increased bearing life
21. Excellent rust and bearing corrosion protection
22. Enhanced vehicle emissions control system compatibility
23. Extended vehicle emissions control system life
24. Increased engine cleanliness
25. Increased fuel economy benefits and retention for improved gas
mileage during the oil’s entire oil drain interval
26. Superior valve train-wear protection
27. Increased engine life
28. Excellent anti-foaming properties
Further blended into these synthetic blend base fluids, the highly advanced
proprietary performance additive package and shear stability viscosity index
improver are two proven frictional modifiers, Micron Moly®, a liquid soluble type
of Moly and Schaeffer Mfg’s own proprietary additive Penetro . These two
proven frictional modifiers once plated, form a long lasting slippery tenacious
lubricant film, which prevents the metal surfaces from coming into contact with
each other. By preventing metal-to-metal contact, damaging frictional wear is
prevented from occurring. This prevention of metal-to-metal contact and
reduction in wear results in:
* Increased fuel economy
* A low coefficient of friction
* Significantly less bearing, ring, piston, cylinder
 and valve-train wear.
* Increased engine efficiency
* Increased engine durability
* Increased engine life
* Less down-time
* Reduced maintenance costs
Supreme 7000™ Synthetic Plus Racing Oil SAE 20W-50 is recommended for
use in all 4-cycle air-cooled or water-cooled motorcycle and ATV engines.
Supreme 7000 Synthetic Racing Oil SAE 20W-50 can also used in those
motorcycles that have a common sump for the engine and transmission.
Supreme 7000™ Synthetic Plus Racing Oil SAE 20W-50 however is not
recommended for use in those 4-cycle marine engines that specify the use of
either a NMMA FC or FC-W 4-cycle engine oil.
Supreme 7000™ Synthetic Plus Racing Oil SAE 20W-50 meets and exceeds the
following specifications and manufacturers’ requirements: MIL-PRE- 46152E,
CID A-A-52039B, API Service Classification SN, Ford ,General Motors, Chrysler;
specifications, JASO (T903) MA-2 and JASO JIS K2215 specifications.

TYPICAL PROPERTIES
SAE Grade 20W-50
Viscosity @ 40°C, Cst (ASTM D-445) 129.5-166.5
Viscosity @ 100°C, Cst (ASTM D-445) 16.5-20.00
Viscosity Index (ASTM D-2270) 140
High Temperature/High Shear Viscosity 302°F/150°C,
cP (ASTM D-4683) 5.31
Cold Cranking Viscosity (ASTM D-5293)
 @-15°C, cP 3,506
Mini Rotary Viscosity TP-1 @ -20°, cP (ASTM D-4683) 23,400
Scanning Brookfield Gelation Index @ -11°F/-24°C 3.9
Flash Point °F/°C (ASTM D-92) 465°/204.56°
Fire Point °F/°C (ASTM D-92) 505°/262.78°
Stable Pour Point °F/°C (FTM 7916 Method 203) <-41°/<-42°
Total Base Number (ASTM D-2896) 7 to 7.5
Sulfated Ash Content % wt (ASTM D-874) 0.9
Orban Shear Stability (ASTM D-7109)
 % Loss @ 30 Passes 5
 % Loss @ 90 Passes 10.3
Copper Strip Corrosion Test (ASTM D-130) 1a
NOACK Volatility %Evaporation Loss (ASTM D-5800) 7.5%
Foam Test (ASTM D-892)
Sequence I 0/0
Sequence II 0/0
Sequence III 0/0
Sequence IV 0/0
High Temperature Foam Test (ASTM D6082 Option A) 0/0
MHT-4 TEOST (ASTM 6335)
 Deposit Weight, mg 10
Engine Rusting Ball and Rust Test (ASTM D-6557)
 Average Gray Value 133
Zinc Content, ppm 1600-2000
Phosphorous, ppm 1300-1900

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From Shaeffer Tech Data:  TD-705 (Rev. 04/2011)
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« Reply #19 on: November 19, 2019, 02:51:29 PM »

[Is this it 0705-012 Supreme 7000™ Synthetic Plus Racing Oil 20W-50


TYPICAL PROPERTIES
SAE Grade 20W-50
Viscosity @ 40°C, Cst (ASTM D-445) 129.5-166.5

Zinc Content, ppm 1600-2000
Phosphorous, ppm 1300-1900


having an oil that thick at startup will cause extreme engine wear.

having that extreme high level of zinc is not good for the engine. there is a reason it is racing oil.

"And keep in mind for comparison with the oils below, that earlier oil industry testing has found that above 1,400 ppm, ZDDP INCREASED long term wear, even though break-in wear was reduced. And it was also found that ZDDP above 2,000 ppm, started attacking the grain boundaries in the iron, resulting in camshaft spalling. So, no matter what zinc fans might “believe”, there is such a thing as "too much of a good thing"."

https://pantera.infopop.cc/topic/engine-oil-testing-results
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« Reply #20 on: November 19, 2019, 03:54:45 PM »

Changing the oil but not the filter is like taking a shower with your underwear on.
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« Reply #21 on: November 19, 2019, 04:36:44 PM »

Changing the oil but not the filter is like taking a shower with your underwear on.

u are incorrect as proven by SAE testing and the auto manufactures. esp., since a standard filter does not filter down to a small enough micron level to provide almost zero wear.  only a bypass filtration system can clean the oil down to small damaging micron size.
actually re-using the filter makes it more efficient to filter smaller microns than when it is new.
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« Reply #22 on: November 19, 2019, 05:22:42 PM »

Changing the oil but not the filter is like taking a shower with your underwear on.

u are incorrect as proven by SAE testing and the auto manufactures. esp., since a standard filter does not filter down to a small enough micron level to provide almost zero wear.  only a bypass filtration system can clean the oil down to small damaging micron size.
actually re-using the filter makes it more efficient to filter smaller microns than when it is new.

Well YOU are incorrect thinking I was serious. My comment was just for a laugh. You can keep your filters on for however long you want, I couldn’t care any less. Geez get a sense of humor.
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