Fram oil filter's cause engine damage!! (Proof)

[@beanolatte2682]

I have been using Fram for 30 years. Never had an issue.

[@cinnabon7272]

The gold Frams especially are some of the best filters you can buy.

[@fulltimeshred]

With that kind of luck, why not hit the casino??? 😂 😹 😂 Is that using the orange or gold?

[@RobertEndl-pl9kr]

As have I.

[@liamholloway9022]

Well all I know is that vice grip garage hates em so I will also. Grandpa likes em.

[@showflix7552]

Burnt materials on the fram: opens filters with grinder lol

[@jordanmarling7947]

Do you think that maybe those burns on the Fram are from cutting through it with a grinder.... this video has zero credibility with your opinion. No facts. Where are these Fram failures and lawsuits? No proof but you sure seem to hate on them.

[@jeromejakubowski7763]

Tracker Pete yes I agree with you 100% as I’ve seen the same thing myself with oil filters brands. I’m also one of those many that used for many years and never had a problem with them or thought I was using a “bad” oil filter. I never knew fram was such to be so bad until all this internet and KZbin hype was started about fram some years ago

[@JasonMiller1979]

He also doesn't know how to use calipers. He should have used the tip since the filter case isn't flat.

[@williamwchuang]

The Fram Ultra Guard is actually highly regarded at Bobistheoilguy. Mobil 1 EP costs an extra dollar for me so I use it but FUG isn't bad.

[@kellismith4329]

I agree, he likes to bash the fram like everyone else but that’s good cause there are more ultra synthetics for me, they are a great filter

[@gnohn9366]

Never had a problem with Fran filters. Have used them for 30 plus years. No engine damage, no oil burning, no gasket problems.

[@dr2644]

Have used Fram filters for many years.....zero problems, Retired ASE master tech.

[@scott4172]

D R I commented on one of his other videos about Fram filters. I got lectured by several people people about how Fram filters are terrible. I’ve been using them for many years just like you and have had zero issues.

[@subsnovideos-ur4cn]

@@scott4172 the cheap frams are garbage the medium grade and up filters are alright

[@dylanclay2741]

@@scott4172 456,000 miles on my silverado using nothing but "orange cans" no issues

[@thatoneshortboi]

Richard Thomas oh okay master tech what do you use? Wix? I’m not saying he definitely is a ASE tech he very well could be lying but you sound like person hopping on a bandwagon

[@scottphillips4992]

Been using Fram filters for 40+ years, have 3 different very high mileage vehicles, my pickup has 320,000+ miles starts right up and runs great.

[@fulltimeshred]

You must not have a Ford, otherwise you could have saved hundreds by now, using a much higher quality Motorcraft oil filter for 3.50 a pop. Fram is garbage. Even a budget filter from walmart beats it, hands down. Keep in mind this video compares the highest synthetic Fram to a cheap supertech and microgaurd. The Fram orange filter is a peice of garbage. They are so weak that you can absolutely crush them with an oil filter wrench. Engine protection is not something to cheap out on. Good luck with your truck. It's never to late to invest in a higher quality filter. Do some research before your luck runs out.

[@rafaelb702]

Ha I remember my dad using the cheapest fram filter and it never gave him issues, truck was sold at 300k miles and is still running strong today. I’ve started to use the fram ultra synthetic and have no complaints

[@mrmikeflo11]

Cars n toys opens up a used Fram orange filter and the filter is still intact the card board endcaps are still in tact.

[@TDIETZ22]

Uhhh the Fram ultra is one if the best filters you can buy. Also, Use a filter for its intended purpose and you dont have issues. Spreading false information on the internet is not helpful to anyone.

[@mopar0IIII0jeep]

The Fram ultra is pretty well regarded as one of the finest oil filters on the market. The other Fram offerings not so much. I use the ultras and have never seen any of the issues you are showing in this video. I find it hard to believe that one single oil filter has so many issues when i have cut open dozens of Fram ultras and have never seen anything close to what you have shown in this video. Something seems fishy here....

[@kenweller2032]

Agreed. I don't use the orange but the Ultras are the shiznit.

[@jamesharrison9458]

Wouldn't be surprised if it was an old filter and he just cleaned up the outside to make it look new

[@FenrisTheMannis]

Been using Ultra Synthetic on my DTS for the past 10 years and never had problems. The engine purs like a big cat.

[@bEEBO178]

Fram filters are absolutely the worst, far from being the finest. Cheap, awful quality. Just, trash

[@kelvinbarber1765]

@@bEEBO178 the ultra is a good filter.

[@forexsanjose6090]

The grinding disk may well have lighted the oil inside the filter that caused the burn on filter paper.

[@grabbag6314]

Lol you think? 😂😂😂

[@almizzyracing8004]

Nothing says "I have no idea what I'm doing" quite like cutting a filter open with a side grinder.

[@williamschuman4951]

What you want someone to chew through it like a beaver, give me a break let's see your review, yea I didn't think so.

[@almizzyracing8004]

@@williamschuman4951 They make tools specifically for cutting open filters. They're $50-80. Anybody who does this regularly has one, myself included. It makes a clean cut without scattering sparks and debris into the filter. It's necessary for cutting open a used filter, and a used filter tells you much more than a new one. I don't care much for what it looks like out of the box. What matters is after it's been used and analyzing the oil for particle counts to determine filtration efficiency, flow testing the filter to see how clogged it may be, and inspecting to ensure the seams and media held together through it's use. Purolator filters, for example, look great when new, but I've seen a lot of them with tears in the media after use. I've cut open a lot of used Fram Ultra filters (~30) and haven't found a failure yet. One was run for 30k miles (3 OCIs) with very low particle counts in the oil (filtered well) and it still flowed 3 gpm @ 1.7 psid (new is 3 gpm @ 1.5 psid) so it still had life left.

[@williamschuman4951]

@@almizzyracing8004 I correct myself on judging you, you seem well informed about this matter and your findings, more than I for sure and possibly those sparks could have damaged the filter as shown in the video, interesting now I must go have a small bowl of crow, lol.

[@beernutsonline]

Without a guard cover, even.. *sigh*.

[@ohboy2592]

Damn, I must be the luckiest man on earth. Got over 300,000 on Fram filters and 6-8k mile oil changes. That motor didn’t even burn any oil when I sold it. Also, you might want to inform Mopar of these findings. They sell $20,000 plus motors with Fram filters on them. See them all time at the Nationals.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Thats really great and what fram filter are you using?

[@ohboy2592]

NATES INTERACTIVE AUTO I can’t remember what Fram I originally started with but approximately the last 150,000 were with ultra guard.

[@jorgemaf3479]

Hola, yo uso filtros FRAM ultraguard o ultrasinthetic, son los que me gustan, saludos ,😀👍🇲🇽

[@hikgerguy1234]

I have to call bullshit on this video. I have used Fram oil filters on all of my Hondas (a 1990 and 1995 in the past, and currently a 2004 and 2014) for over 30 years and NEVER had any issues. In fact, my 1995 Honda was at 310,000 miles when I sold it (I bought it at 64,000 miles). In the early years, I'd change oil every 6000 miles. Now, I change at 8000. They're a great filter based on my experience.

[@TheWalk23]

the Fram has a synthetic media, whereas the other pieces have paper. Not an apples to apples comparison.

[@crobb8653]

To all saying "that's it I'm not using ____ again!" A few points. 1) watch other filter videos and read some blogs on Bob is the oil guy before making a final decision. 2) if a filter was that bad , there would be major complaints by people making news (actual news) not just hear say.

[@almizzyracing8004]

I built and maintain a pair of 632ci BBC bracket engines that are 15.2 compression, E85, solid roller cam with near 1,000 lbs spring pressure over the nose and .925" lift, and spinning 9500 rpm. They both use a pair of Fram Ultra XG8A filters, have for 8 years, and not a single failure found after use. The oil analysis always shows great results.

[@GuitarStarAcademy]

Used Fram filters for many years with no issues. I’d be more worried about letting a shop do my oil change than doing it myself with a fram filter. Shops are known for using recycled oils........that’s waaaay more concerning than the quality of filter your using. My father was an ase master mechanic of over 43 years. He maintained Colorado’s energy companies fleet vehicles from 1972-2015.... we always used fram filters. They may be a bit cheaper made, but it’s not nearly as significant as the quality of oil going in the motor and the frequency of the changes.

[@charger19691]

I’ve used Fram filters countless times over the years, they never gave me trouble.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Which fram filter's and thats great.

[@charger19691]

Tons of standard orange Fram Extra guard filters, all the way up to the top of the line Ultra Guard. No problems.

[@jeffflowers729]

I've been using Fram filters for over 40 years and haven't lost an engine yet. Many going over 200k until sold or junked.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Thats great but which fram filter?

[@davidn4125]

The burnt material on the fram filter was from you cutting it open with a cutoff wheel -- did you notice the sparks flying. Anyway I've found tough guard and ultra guard filters to be excellent.

[@bklynpaul]

All this guy does is rag on Fram oil filters. It’s sickening to hear his voice and put down Fram filters. Your better off watching oil filters from a guy called whip City he does real reviews. Look on KZbin he is there. Whip City Wrencher He does real reviews check him out. 👍

[@leejr531]

I call bullshit on this I've been using fram for years and all of my vehicles run perfectly fine no mechanical issues.

[@antona.4572]

I've been using Fram UltraSynthetic with my ride for 6 years and 90 000 km, and haven't had any problems so far. Don't confuse it with ToughGuard and ExtraGuard :)

[@stevedeleon8775]

I remember in the middle 70's when I was in high school the only FRAM oil filter was the Orange Paper Filter..I never destroyed my Big Block 454 Chevy...

[@grantheckel7815]

As someone who has recently started changing their own oil and exploring this topic (including what filters to use), I have yet to see someone out of the many videos on KZbin provide evidence and sources of this actually happening. I put on a Fram Ultra and it seems to be working very well. Also, wouldn't the total square inches matter more than only the length itself? Doesn't Fram's 1.25 inches wide and 42 inches long (being 52.5 square inches of synthetic, wire backed media) compare far more favorably to Super Tech's 1 inch wide by 52 inches long (being only 52 square inches of their standard media)? They appear to have relatively similar areas (in square inches), but yet again Fram ultra is using their unique synthetic media with the wire backing. It would also seem like the quality and design of the media also plays into this with some being superior for different applications. As far as it seems, most of these filters out there appear to work and would pass rigorous testing (even the orange can). The extra and tough guards also appeared wider than others with metal end caps. With that, wouldn't it seem like it would have same or more area (in square inches) compared to those with metal end caps? I see a lot of people bashing Fram without seeming to say how they actually fail when used properly within a reasonable mileage between changes. When I changed my oil, the place I went to used some kind of orange can (model number CORR3614 or so) and I didn't notice any problems.

[@grantheckel7815]

All of this Fram bashing is very tiring.

[@wizard-of-other-oz]

_wouldn't the total square inches matter more than only the length itself?_ Fram uses synthetic media, while 2 others use cellulose one. Comparison does not make any sense.

[@Precisionmobile]

you "think" its working fine i wouldn't use fram on my lawnmower engine

[@kennywall3046]

I think you burned the Fram filter media via metal grinding sparks.

[@desolategrey]

It's called a oil filter cutting tool get one

[@woofman4796]

according to the lawsuit info online, it pertains to cartridge type filters, not spin on like in your video, but, to each his/her own, i like fram, i've used wix, but wix recently changed their pressure relief valve , their filters are now taller, to tight a fit on my truck, i have a penzoil platinum on it now, i'll see how that 1 does, i use full synthetic 0/20-5/20 blend, 4 quarts each, change oil every 7500 miles per manual, 2016 silverado 1500 5.3 v8 4x4

[@hotrodray6802]

Right. One bad apple makes them ALL BAD. Kinda like politicians and cops?

[@brucek.hoffman5868]

wut brand blend ? ? ? by law ' blends ' only hav 2 b 5 % syn 2 b called blend... that alone makes it GARBAGE... there will b no ' FULL ' syn in a blend...

[@woofman4796]

@@brucek.hoffman5868 re read my post fuck head,, i blended DIFFERENT WEIGHTS OF FULL SYNTHETIC holy cow,, where do you morons come from

[@charliewilson3528]

I've been using team filters for 45 years and never any problems. Done let a slander suit change your life.

[@justcallmejohn2833]

All that adhesive in the center tube is a real problem, but you should be able to see that before you mount it. I always look in the opening of a new filter and have never seen anything like that before. The pressure release valve is reason enough to change oil more often than required. A filter is just a safety device I don't think you can depend on them to catch everything.

[@stevennunez6013]

Dude I’m a technician fram oil filters don’t destroy engines that filter has been around forever the people who extend there oil change intervals beyond manufacturer recommendations with a basic fram oil that’s rated for 5000 miles and go 10k or 15k on that oil filter because the oil they used was good for 15 k

[@81mrharris]

This guy's channel seems based on Fram hate. I don't use Fram but I would if need be. Fram makes quality product and has for decades. Only thing my dad used on our cars growing up. I think like you stated owners who don't maintain their vehicle is the issue

[@brucek.hoffman5868]

@@81mrharris not their ORANGE filter... neighbor uses fram orange, & his m1 was black as coal, wen my AMSOIL, oil & filter, after 23,671 miles & after 3 years, 2 months & 2 days was cleaner looking than his after only 12k... LMAO @ his oil, ha ha ha

[@Dan-xu6fv]

I dont buy those people say "never had problem with Fram" lol

[@timschjei3917]

I have used Fram, most of my cars go 250,000 miles or more.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Thats awesome so what should we try next?

[@WithoutOnlyMe]

Microguard is usually my go to but never had problems with them. First time using fram extra grip or whatever it’s called

[@brunopagliaroli8255]

My 2020 Honda CRV oil filter is made by fram if it was that bad why would Honda use them. Goes to show you all this internet garbage on fram.

[@brucek.hoffman5868]

CO$T... everything in a car iz there w/cost in mind, everything... they specify oil in your car because of a ' DEAL ' they make 4 $$$ w/oil company...

[@Zazza_626]

Been using the orange FRAM Extra Guard for 5 years now, never had any issues

[@vincemajestyk9497]

The ONLY Fram filter I would ever consider using is the Ultra and maybe the Racing. Possibly you got a bad one or something. I've never seen that black stuff on any of the other Fram oil filter teardowns of the ULTRA. In fact, the glue is a different color, so I think it's paint from the wrinkle paint grip end that leaked or wasn't dry. First time I ever saw one that looked that ugly inside. I'm sure it was an outlier.

[@MattTigers]

As for the media length comparison, the XG has dual (2) layers. I've seen this fact missed in other videos as well.

[@jamesharrison9458]

I've used fram my whole life when it was in the store and the only problem I ever had was yesterday trying to get it off and my filter wrench crushed it reason I found this video was because I was looking at how to get it off and I found a video telling me to cut it off which is what I'm going to try now

[@criticaljim1]

XG9688 box comes possessed by a poltergeist at 2:00

[@EdwardPack1988]

The only filter I ever had defective was a purolator classic on a 302 fors.

[@kfat2290]

Based on you description here, and hating Fram, Fram isn't necessarily trash, in fact, I think they're one of the better filters on the market, that glue that yours seeing, yes it's troubling to see such a mess, bit if you cut open an amsoil or Royal purple filter (both champion filters) you'll find a lot of overspray as well. This isn't based on facts, this is an observation, and still not an apples to apples comparison, take a wix XP puro BOSS, and Royal Purple, with that Fram Ultra, throw in your lawsuit references and then I'll believe you, Fram has kept my engines going strong for well over a million miles, never had a lubrication failure. The lawsuits we're with the Orange can, and even then, failures are due usually to neglect. The Ultra is one of the most STOUT filters on the market at an incredible price point per comparison. There's absolutely no credible evidence of potential engine damage here. As for the rust, per another video your Wix XP in a previous video had rust and even you said that was your preferred filter. Rust prevention is done via Engine oil. I'm sorry but this kind of stuff drives me BONKERS.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

??? The glue wasn't melted. Im holding the filter immediately after and during. It doesn't matter to me what filter is best i was bothered when i cut open the filter i use and noticed rust plus more. Your free to give a opinion but anyone being disrespectful repeatedly i cant allow in comments even though i know its just because they are unhappy with their life. I know we all experience it so i say repeated.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Your correct i called it the filter i use had rust but apples to apples? I do different comparisons best, worst so on, the super tech has faired well for the overall but the center is plastic which its probably fine but still. Yes other filters have quality control issues. I also explain. But the main points i don't defend wix if there is a problem i say it i also explain in videos. The best manufacturer's in the world can have something slip past the qa quality assurance. So over time the more filters opened of the same brand with the least quality issues would probably be the best choice. Now which filter fits the bill well im not sure yet maybe you know or do you have tunnel vision with fram. I did with wix but the rust and length of filter media plus more only hurt wix stock for me.

[@hotrodray6802]

Figures lie and liars figure.

[@brucek.hoffman5868]

NO rust prevention wen there iz rust ALREADY there...

[@TheHerennow1]

Challenged shouldn't post crap on KZbin. Ultra is the best bang for the buck filter.

[@Spahi77]

I have used regular fram since the early 90s......basic regular filter with regular oil changes.....not a single issue and over 400k on engines.....I trust Frams products 100%.....just change your oil

[@mikefitzgerald897]

Should have done more research before posting this video.. Ive Been using Fram filters for many years, all different kinds.. Orange, silver and gold. Plus other products they make.. Never once had an issue with any of my customers engines or any of my own involving a fram filter.... Although i try to stay away from the orange ones because those are Frams "Economy" line, I wont give my customers cheap filters unless they request it.. If they are getting a Fram the silver would be the cheapest one id give them. Its either OEM or midgrade+ for my customers.

[@carlovanrijk4039]

Mike Fitzgerald, I work at the Honda plant in Indiana, and the OEM filter is made by Fram. I did an oil change on my daughter’s HR-V and took off an OEM filter. Then I compared it to a Fram Tough Guard (silver) that I took off my Civic. Cutting them both open, they are practically identical, all the way down to the stamping on the baseplate. Never had a problem with these filters. And I don’t think Honda would jeopardize their engines with crappy filters either.

[@kenweller2032]

Did he really just say that nitrile has better heat resistance than silicone?? He knows not whereof he speaks.

[@EvilGrunt98]

I always use Orange fram or blue stp filters not paying more than 5 dollars for a filter never had any problems

[@chrisg869]

I just installed a FRAM GX2 ultra synthetic filter on my f150, should I be worried? FRAM Ultra seems better quality than the original filters but I’m not too sure

[@jorgemaf3479]

Ultrasinthetic FRAM es muy buen filtro amigo 👍👌

[@PhOeNiXpIoLe]

I must say, seeing the inside of that fram filter is very concerning especially seeing as this is supposed to be frams flagship filter (ultragard)

[@JeniousJustin]

Microgard and Super Tech are store brands.

[@hamerkiller]

Next can you do STP, O’Reilly’s ,oil filter and advance auto oil filter

[@6548ww]

I have watched about 20 other videos on the Fram Ultra Synthetic filter none of them looked like on the inside like the one you have here? all rated as high in quality as the other Top brands but under $9

[@ChickenNoodle0404]

I think the store you're buying at is incorrectly storing these rusty filters... Or they're sending the crappy ones to your store. I've seen like 50 oil filter cut open videos and no one ever has the problems you have. I've also cut open my last one there weren't any problems like you always seem to find. I don't know.. I'm going to start cutting open all my used filters; just to see. Your videos make me feel paranoid lmao! Good video none the less.

[@brucek.hoffman5868]

i hav seen MANY fram filters that r BRAND NEW & hav rust in them...

[@imaprofessional3608]

I don't understand all the hate on fram at least they still make their filters in the usa most companies can't say the same

[@robertogomez8100]

Have never used FRAM oil filters, better choices are Bosch Premium, Denso, Mobil 1 or white K&N.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Those are high quality. What would you like to see next?

[@hotrodray6802]

Guess who makes them

[@robertogomez8100]

@@hotrodray6802 No idea, but from a lot of cut open videos I have learned that they are much better made than the FRAMs at least I haven't gotten anyone with moisture, rust or grease inside.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Check out new oil testing never seen before kzbin.info/www/bejne/bniwqGmma5KIiqs

[@videomaniac108]

I just had a Fram Ultra Synthetic XG-6077 installed on my 370Z at a Nissan dealership as part of my oil change and the filter gasket blew out when the engine was first started. Luckily, it happened while in the shop and not on the road.

[@hotrodray6802]

So your installer screwed up.... Hmmmmph.

[@videomaniac108]

@@hotrodray6802 Yep, and he also left greasy marks on all the surfaces he touched, like the leather wrap on my steering wheel, shifter knob and door handles.

[@markwarnberg9504]

Some fram filters are made overseas, the one you are testing looks like it was put together in Pakistan by some kid smearing some typ of glue or reson on the base plates to hole the medium. The quality filters are comming out of China where they have brand new machery.

[@smithboy76908]

If you cut oil filters open with a side grinder, you've already lost all credibility. It makes it obvious that you don't cut open filters regularly, especially not used filters. You're just exploiting people's biases against Fram for views and likes. I've cut open 50+ Fram Ultra filters AFTER use, with particle count analysis in UOAs, with excellent PC results and not a single failure. None of them have looked like that.

[@forexsanjose6090]

Right, the angle grinder may well have light the oil inside that caused the burn on filter paper.

[@vernon8337]

you think cutting a metal filter open with a die grinder throwing red hot metal sparks would burn the media and contaminate the media with metal particales ? just saying !!

[@alexderus7480]

There's no proof of anything in this video.

[@njsongwriter]

The only thing that interests me is the element cause that's all that gets replaced with a Toyota cartridge system.

[@superjesus4307]

Knew this 15 years ago

[@RobertEndl-pl9kr]

The filter guys are always obsessed with the number of holes.

[@darrylm3627]

Good Stuff Great Tips😄👍🏿

[@dontderockmeriz4546]

I’m telling you Nate, text the Puralator boss & the Bosch. IMO they’re the best 2 out there. The boss just for its ironoroof construction & the Bosch for its value.

[@almizzyracing8004]

I'd rethink Purolator. They've been plagued with tearing issues in recent years. Of the last 10 used Purolators I've cut open, 3 of them had tears in the media. The Purolator Boss only flowed 1.7 psid @ 3 gpm in my own testing which is worse than the Wix XP at 1.4 psid @ 3 gpm and Fram Ultra at 1.5 psid @ 3 gpm. ISO 4548-12 testing on the Boss filter only has it at 95% efficient @ 40 microns which about the same as the Wix XP and worse than K&N.

[@dontderockmeriz4546]

Interesting, guess I’ll just stick with Bosch. Cost me only $4 on amazon.

[@almizzyracing8004]

@@dontderockmeriz4546 Bosch filters are decent for a daily commuter. They're made by Champion pretty much identical to Mobil 1 EP filters but with slightly worse efficiency. For the price though, it's a good buy.

[@dontderockmeriz4546]

Almizzy, what’s your pick?

[@almizzyracing8004]

@@dontderockmeriz4546 I don't really favor one brand. It just depends on the application. I use Fram Ultra filters on my daily driver, tow rig, and two of my bracket engines with great results. However, not every application benefits from the extra filtration efficiency. The Late Model engines use Wix racing for better flow. Those engines get refreshed every 2-3 years so low particle counts for 300k+ miles use isn't a concern.

[@BigKountryFL]

When most comments go against your claims of fram oil filters that just means Fram is still awesome and I can go back to peace of mind of my Fram oil filters on my vehicles lol thank you to the ASE certified tech for confirming that fram is a ok oil filter.

[@brucek.hoffman5868]

ASE certified mechanics i've talked 2, ( many ) say fram orange filters r ' GARBAGE '

[@robertshelley7644]

Thanks for the ultra review. I personally use factory filters because they seem to have the best quality control.

[@JA-rn5qv]

Factory filters are made by the same companies that make the oil filters you find on shelves of auto supply stores. ln many cases, they are exact copies of "off the shelf" oil filters and the car companies just have their own label and logo added.

[@Venomm8314]

No, the frams do not crack.

[@seriouscyrus33]

Supertech $3 Fram $9 Wix $13

[@caiobabe]

I've been watching many of these oil filter cut away vids and by far, the Fram was the least liked filter. I'm not using Fram anymore especially since there is NAPA Auto down the street and I see their GOLD is one of the best.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Yes the napa is good quality. What can we try next?

[@Thedirtylittlesecret]

Yes and none of the ultra synthetic had these problems. What does that tell you?

[@hotrodray6802]

Guess who makes NAPAs cheapo line of filters. The ones sold in cases of 12 and shrink wrapped.

[@troyb.4101]

I just installed one and the engine froze up .oil was at the full mark.

[@CJ-wc6lf]

I will quit using Fram. They need to get it together. People want the best that watch these videos and Fram has a lot to learn. Thanks for the video!!

[@BooBoo-vo6oh]

130,00 using the basic frame tough guard. 5.3 purrs like a kitten.

[@yas2733]

Change your friggin oil on time and all filters work as advertised.

[@dannyl6507]

notice how he doesnt show the filter in an uncut sequence after the top is cut off. this video is fishy

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Lmao

[@Thedirtylittlesecret]

Danny L i agree smell like fish.

[@eduardoben7106]

excelente trabajo Saludos desde Argentina

[@sirsweetness8332]

Glad you proved what I already know. Fram is trash.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

I would have thought they could improve over time but i guess not. What should we check out next?

[@bacsecure5451]

isn't it strange you're the only person on earth saying Fram Ultra are bad.. get a life man

[@brucek.hoffman5868]

got me w/him...

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

For more information on the filters click the link. amzn.to/2NdtD0t

[@rolandlorenzo1780]

No, this is an Amazon Affiliate link to purchase an oil filter. Stop lying.

[@lorenray9479]

Naughty nate blaming your poor quality opener on the filter!???!

[@vitaliyavt6397]

The best

[@shaneshannon6874]

I've tried watching a couple of your videos, you need to get to the point.. Work in the details as you go, you're killin' me smalls!! Damn!!!

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Lmao im one of the few that doesn't waste time on intros and drag every video to 10 minutes but only when needed. Plus its free i use my money and don't ask for money like others that make 100,000 a month on KZbin haha

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Fram fan girls check out the video where fram filters have water even in stores. Which accumulates rust as i show kzbin.info/www/bejne/poe2iIOtmq-gobs

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

The most unbelievable problem ever found with FRAM watch now kzbin.info/www/bejne/poe2iIOtmq-gobs

[@rafaeljr.6333]

Where is lawsuits proof?!

[@Superniceguy66]

I thought he was going to show us proof that fram damaged engines. Maybe he should change the name to Nate's incorrect Auto!!!

[@joerahn1121]

This is a set up

[@H2VPROEternal]

Fram is garbage. Honda is using them now in their dealerships so heed the warning. Use wix xp or hamp synergy.

[@gravityhammer25]

Are you serious? How do you know Honda dealers are using those? I would hate to bring my Type R in and have them put this garbage on... definetely gonna go to the specialty shop if that is the case.

[@howtobebasic2122]

he sounds like Dale Earnhardt JR

[@knuckle_dragger]

Well, that's it for me, never again will I use Fram oil filters

[@thefixer4892]

Quit using fram 15 years ago. They all ways been garbage.

[@pablomay28]

Friends dont let friends use FRAM filters.

[@erickonassis6310]

Fram destroyed my charger

[@bradleypetersen241]

Lol people complain the use to use toilet paper as filters back in the day

[@briano3128]

Dude cuts case with grinder,wonders why the filter material is burned. Fail.

[@goldsburg]

Who opens an oil filter with a grinder and cut off wheel anymore? The proper filter cutter is about $50! If you are a YT content creator, at least use the correct tool for the job!👎

[@Devo1987]

>>>>>>>>>> Look at the post for yourself

[@Goldarr1900]

For 11 bucks, you can get a better filter.

[@jgladstone179]

Nate a troll?

[@hankjones2975]

this guy just don't seem real bright to me. He proved squat.

[@BankaiD3]

lol clicking off video as soon as I heard "7k intervals", lol um no.