🔍 Mann Filter HU719/6X Oil Filter: Superior Performance for Optimal Oil Filtration Review

This is the filter you need if you have a bpy 2.0 Turbo VW. The only filter I have used on my 07 gti and I will not switch to any other. I bought a car for 60,000 and now 142,000. I change the oil at various intervals between 3000 and 4000 miles depending on how the engine feels. Use Mobile 1 0w-40 which I buy from Wally World for $23. Never had a filter damage and my car drives great. Oil and filter changes extend the life of your vehicle. The oil darkens fairly quickly, but the viscosity…

Appears to be a good product. Use in a 2012 Jetta 2.5L with Mobil 1 Extended Performance Oil guaranteed for 15,000 miles. This year I changed the oil at 12,500km and the filter looked fine, got dirty but nothing broke or anything suspicious. Short update: (08/20/2017) Just changed the oil again, this time exactly 15k miles. . This is my third time using this oil filter. There is no collapse. The oil was still dark brown. Excellent goods. I always change the air filter at the same time. The Fram

Excellent filter, perfect fit for my VW. No more taking your car to the mechanic and spending over $60 just for an oil change. The filter arrived on time and well packaged. I chose Mann over the regular K&N as I could buy one at a time whereas K&N filters for my car have to be bought in packs of 3. The filter is of a very high quality and came with an o-ring neatly stored in a hollow core. One star was presentation-shy as the filter did not come with a sticker to write the new oil change…

I have only changed the oil once on our 2007 Audi A4 and this was the first time I have come across this filter configuration. That's pretty ridiculous compared to a typical spin-on filter. If you haven't performed this process on an Audi before, there is a dedicated way (or tool if you want to avoid the hassle) that requires you to first drain the oil filter housing (essentially unscrew the cap and push the valve until all oil flows from the filter housing) ). Then you need to remove the…

The average user can't tell whether an oil filter is doing its job or not (except for extreme, obvious failures). Even an auto mechanic has at best a superficial anecdotal understanding. He does not disassemble the engine, measures the wear of the affected parts and compares with the standard (if any). How does he/she explain the role of engine oil, driving conditions/driving habits, etc.? You have to trust the manufacturer's reputation. man is excellent; it is one of the OEM suppliers for VW…