🔍 ACDelco GM OE PF68 Engine Oil Filter - Optimize Your Search! Review

Direct Factory Replacement. Until now it has not been possible to find a premium branded replacement for the 1.2-litre Spark. Just hacky-designed sleazebags, and that's decent.

I have a 2013 Chevy Spark and I always run it with ACDelco filters because that's what I would get if I had it dealer serviced. Always happy with these. If you have a GM I would recommend these filters.

This is a stock filter for a Chevy Spark. How could I like or even love him? It's spark! I'm buying this so I can (shamefully) drive my car to work every day without the engine blowing up. Good entertainment.

yes. This is the ACDelco PF68 professional engine oil filter. Nothing more to say. Came in a box. I have a Prime so it came in a box at high speed. Now it's connected to my wife's Spark. Runs at much lower speeds, filters.

This is the only brand of oil filter I trust in my little Chevy Spark. I have always trusted AC Delco for all my Chevrolet vehicles and they still work. Both my Spark and S10 have over 180,000 miles and still work. I really believe that a car with a good oil filter and good oil will last a very long time.

A filter was not sealed with plastic on the open end! Oil changed in car, car started, oil light came on, oil was COMPLETELY MOVED FROM THE ENGINE! I still have to use another filter because out of oil and 20 mules left! MY ENGINE WAS BETTER NOT DESTROYED! There was no gasket around the filter, not sealed with plastic! The box even looked rough so I had to check it out!

This is an exact OEM replacement and as this oil filter is only for the Chevy Spark it is made to the specifications of the manufacturer which is General Motors of Korea. By purchasing this filter from Revain I saved at least $3 off the retail price of Autozone or O'Reilly's. For a little over $5 each, I was able to buy three filters and keep them stocked in my garage. Great product combined with Revain's price and service and you have an unbeatable combination!

As another reviewer notes, be careful. These filters come with a plastic cap on one end. At first we found it interesting, but we eventually figured out that it was because the rubber grommets on these filters pull out easily. This isn't usually a problem, but if you're blindly trying to figure out where to screw it under the car, they can definitely fall off. We put the filter in place and found a rubber seal when draining the used oil. The car started and it's really dripping oil. When we…