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Fram PH6017A Oil Filter

Started by tarheel-one, Sat 13, Oct 2012, 13:04:10

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tarheel-one

I have a 1999 GL1500C Standard with 72,000 miles.  I live in North Carolina.  I am getting ready to change my oil today. The filter I picked up is a Fram PH6017A, listed as for the Valkyrie.  It is shorter then the filter I currently have on the bike.  Anyone use this filter?  Will it filter as well as the longer filter?  I am using Mobil 1 15/50 oil.
1970 Kawasaki 250 F4 Sidewinder
1999 Honda Valkyrie Standard
2008 Honda Goldwing

Chrisj CMA

It will work, but Id never put a FRAM on my bike, not after seeing the insides.....cardboard.

Kylenav

I would not put a fram on anything, EVER.

kermit

Thanks for the info guys guess i'll buy the oem filters for the IS model don't mind spending a few extra bucks on a better filter....

tarheel-one

Thanks for the info.  I did not realize.  I went out and bought a purilator.
1970 Kawasaki 250 F4 Sidewinder
1999 Honda Valkyrie Standard
2008 Honda Goldwing

hal47

Been using fram for over 40 years now and have allway got high mileage out of my vehicles,to each there own.

Regis

 I like wix , napa or carquest are both wix  !

sandy

Purolator Pure One. Only one I'll use. PL14610 part#

Red Diamond

I use Phram, Mobil 1, Bosch, Honda, Wix, which ever is cheapest, they are all made by maybe two different companies.

If you are riding  and it is a must that you keep your eyes on the road, you are riding too fast.

Oklahoma_Valk

I really like the Purolaters. Do they filter better? Id never know. But they're cheap and look good, and supposedly made by champion.


-cheers,

okie
Let those who ride decide.

Blackduck

Interesting, went to my local dealer a month or so ago to get a filter, closer than any other auto parts store.
Price was reasonable and what got me the filter was Made in the USA, being in Australia I have become  use to everything coming from Asia.
Not bad for genuine Honda and a price that matched after market filters.
2001 Standard, 78 Goldwing, VRCC 21411

F6MoRider

Quote from: Red Diamond on Sat 13, Oct 2012, 22:12:45
I use Phram, Mobil 1, Bosch, Honda, Wix, which ever is cheapest, they are all made by maybe two different companies.

+1  I've always used Fram on my P/U and have over 150,000 miles with no engine issues (water pump did go out at 105k).  On my Valk, I attach a round magnet to the external body of the filter.  My P/U has one inside the oil at the tip of the oil plug.  Tranny pan has one factory mounted as well.  I've mostly used the Walmart filters and they work fine.  Change them when you change the oil, change the oil as per the manual. 
VRCC #4086
2000 Valk Standard dressed with matching Interstate Bags and the Hondaline shield.

Patrick

I've said this before.. We've installed thousands of Fram filters without any problems.. I wish I could say that about the other  ' better ' brands..
Your Fram 6017 will be fine..

FryeVRCCDS0067

I've used em pretty frequently. No problems.
"Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice.
And... moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue.''
-- Barry Goldwater, Acceptance Speech at the Republican Convention; 1964

Bill anderson

Get an OEM honda filter for an 06 Pilot.It's a little larger so the Valk will take a full 4 qts. and it's half the price of OEM Valk filter.

Farther

I use the same Honda filter on my two Honda cars that I use on the Valkyrie, which is the same as the Pilot filter.  15400-PLM-A01 made by Filtec which is supposed to be better than 15400-PLM-A02 made by Honeywell.  

If Fram was as bad as some people say they are, Fram would have been out of business long ago.
Thanks,
~Farther

6tigo

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Oklahoma_Valk

The valk can use any of these:

Ive been using the Longer purolator for a while, and love em. Cheap, and good.

Let those who ride decide.

Oklahoma_Valk

Quote from: Pluggy on Sun 21, Oct 2012, 09:01:04

Any chance of those Wal Mart filters making a comeback?  That was an item we all could agree on.  I used them on about everything.

They havent showed up on my local shelves yet : (

I dont expect them to, either.
Let those who ride decide.