Mopar 4892339AA Oil Filter Review

Not sure why Revain says it won't fit my 2018 2.4 liter Compass. these numbers correspond to the OEM filter marked "Factory Installed". I think AA is replaced by AB, maybe that's why? Interchange Part Number / Replaced Part Number: 04884900AB, 04892339AA, 04892339AB

This product was designed and tested with my car's engine during its development. The engine lasts up to 200,000 miles or more. With regular oil (Penzoil and Mobile 1) and a filter change, I've had no leaks or flow issues at 66,000 miles.

I would like to point out that this filter is slowly increasing in price. I've been going back every 3 months since I bought my truck last year and it's always a dollar more. Went from a good price of $6 to now over $9. Obviously a good filter but I don't understand the constant price increase, now it's over $9, last year it was $5.20 and a week later it's over $ 10

The oil filter from this seller sucks, the oil filter was leaking from the start. And I thought maybe loosen it up and tighten it and I thought it was fixed. But then every day flows more and more. . I will be purchasing an additional filter from Walmart Mobil at the same price. The best filter, I thought it would be cheaper than in person. Save yourself the headache and buy a $10 Mobil one ext at Walmart

Buy these often. I have three cars that I use Mopar filters on. The filters worked great. Never had a problem. My Jeep has done 175,000 miles and one of the pistons has just done 100,000. Never had a problem with the engine. The only bad thing about getting them here is that they were bubble wrapped. The filter comes intact but in a crumpled box. So if resale is your plan, you might not want to get it here. Although I don't mind.

This is the same one your dealer will fit if you have a 2018 2.4 liter air engine, for other years I can't speak. If you have a Jeep or Fiat this might be the filter for you. Fiat bought Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge and so on. I worked in the auto industry for many years and watched the Germans buy out an ailing company and then drive it into the ground, squeezing every penny out of the American market. Fiat saved Chrysler from sinking. Forget the Fiat of the 70's, this is a quality company. Use this…