🔥 K&N Premium Oil Filter: Ultimate Engine Protection for MAZDA/FORD/LINCOLN/DODGE (HP-2009) Review

The stand out part is the welded nut. This makes it easier to remove. For those who have struggled with a filter set that is too tight, use this filter and hand tighten when installing. Is this filter better built or with better internals? Opinions differ. Many reviews on oil filters. In addition to many opinions about the oil, buy this filter with a nut.

The filter itself is well finished, you can tell by its weight, its strength, no signs of wear. Rust and seal absolutely reliable. With this 1 inch wrench, working with this filter is very simple and easy. I have a Dodge Nitro 08, it's basically a Jeep Liberty KK - the oil filter there is one of the worst designs I've ever had. ever seen - even with a 1" socket I couldn't fit a wrench there, but a regular wrench did the job! All I have to say is thank you K&N - I will be ordering this product…

Once again someone is dumping very old stock. The K&N was fine but dirty and full of dust (it was blown off by the bearing air). The box was very shabby and the end was sealed with tape and the tape was all yellow. The filter was probably made ten years ago, but damn it's an oil filter. I love K&N filters, but this one looks like someone bought back and "liquidated" old stock in a sick company. jeeze.UPDATE: November 19th. Just received two more and they looked fresh. My old Ford Ranger had…

Good quality filter. But the nut in the end is what makes this K&N product shine. It's an absolute lifesaver when it comes to those idiotic oil filter locations: tucked under the intake port, tucked deep between hot manifolds, tucked in a layer of hoses. Difficult to get a wrench (let alone your hand) on the filter anywhere. If you get a socket at the top you can remove the filter and put on a new one and fasten it neatly! It's well worth the few extra dollars you spend over a regular…

I have used these filters in my high end vintage products for years. I will no longer use these filters in this car. Every K&N oil filter I've bought in the past has been made in the USA. change, I noticed that he felt "different". It seemed lighter than I remembered, which made me wonder if it had less filter media or a thinner body. I wondered what had changed and compared it to an old K&N filter I had removed from the car and noticed that the design had changed a bit. Also, to my dismay, I…