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OLDCHEV4X4 08-10-2003 10:37 AM

Pf35 Oil Filter
 
I went to get some oil filters the other day and they didnt have any AC Delco PF35's. So i asked if they had any and he said they were discontinued. WTF.. The guy said they were replaced by the PF1218 and the PF35L. The 1218 is $4 and the 35L is $10..
So whats the difference between the two? The look exactly the same..
Ive been using the the PF35 for 21 years!
I like the PF35!
I want my PF35 back!!!
Randy :bowtie: :bowtie:

old Rusty C10 08-10-2003 10:43 AM

shop around and buy a couple f cases of the pf35s im sure therye around somewhere yet

crazy longhorn 08-10-2003 11:06 AM

I run the 1218s on my sb. what I have been told is that they are the same filter as the pf35, but have an antidrainback valve added. im not sure on the pf35L, but I think it may be a "longlife filter"? As often as I change oil & filters, i couldnt see paying $10 for a filter. crazyL

'68OrangeSunshine 08-11-2003 12:14 AM

Same thing with the fram PH13. Some chainstores won't stock 'em. Now I use the Wix 51061 or Napa 1061. Same size, better filter.

Hotrod70C10 08-11-2003 12:27 AM

The PF35L is a "long" filter. I use them on my truck because that's the first thing i see at the local auto zone.

Project1970 08-11-2003 01:54 PM

Actually, IIRC, the PF35L is a synthetic-element filter; hence the $10 cost instead of $3. Think Mobil1 filter. The PF1218 is just the PF35 with an anti-drainback valve, and is the standard filter for newer smallblocks with proper clearance (my mom's '97 Suburban used one). I think the long filter is the PF45. Could be wrong on that, and maybe the 35L is long and synthetic! :)

booth 08-11-2003 04:10 PM

You are exactly right Project1970, PF35 and Pf1218 have the exact same media pack in them. I work for a filter company.
Paul

racedvl 08-11-2003 05:02 PM

I use a Hastings LF226. It's the 2 quart version. :D

OLDCHEV4X4 08-11-2003 06:31 PM

sooo..The PF35L is synthetic filtered. =$10.
And the PF1218 is paper filtered with antidrainback valve. =$4.
Correct??

Pf25 is the short filter.

Randy
:bowtie:

greasemonkey 08-11-2003 07:48 PM

I need the Pf25 because I have very little clearance around the headers, but I cannot find it anywhere. Does it have an ACDelco equivelant or do I have to get another brand?

1970cstblazer 08-11-2003 09:23 PM

I like the Napa Gold 1061 and have used them on my Blazer for years. They seem to be the best bang for the buck.

MJN 08-11-2003 11:17 PM

My local Farm and Fleet is the only place I can fin AC parts. The PF35 is the regular media filter and is called Duraguard and the PF35L is the synthetic media and called Ultraguard, I've got a 35L on the Blazer right now since they were all out of regular 35's. You can order off Delco's website too the last time I checked.

Project1970 08-11-2003 11:38 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by greasemonkey
I need the Pf25 because I have very little clearance around the headers, but I cannot find it anywhere. Does it have an ACDelco equivelant or do I have to get another brand?
The PF25 is an ACDelco filter. :D

I prolly should've mentioned it.

If you want a cross-reference for all brands...use the 1994 (or 1993-1997 for that matter) Camaro Z28. The PF25 is used there because there is NO room under that thing.

'68OrangeSunshine 08-12-2003 05:56 AM

Would I want a synthetic filter for synthetic oil? I'm using Valvoline Syntech 20w50. Or is filter medium irrelevent to type of lubricant?

Hotrod70C10 08-12-2003 06:54 AM

Thanks for clearing that up for me project1970. I wan't trying to give out wrong info. :lol:

greasemonkey 08-12-2003 11:17 AM

Uh yeah I know that the Pf25 is ACDelco. I re-read my post and I realized I worded that wrong. I thought maybe they got rid of it at the same time they got rid of the Pf35 because I can't find it at both the parts store that I knew used to carry it. I thought maybe they got rid of it and used another just like they did with the 35 going to the 1218.


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