- Oil is designed to clean, cool and lubricate the metal surfaces of the engine – neglecting oil and filter changes may result in the deterioration of the engine’s internal parts, overheating and corrosion
- Change the oil and oil filter every 3,000 miles or as specified by the manufacturer – changing the oil without changing the filter can leave up to a quart of dirty oil to be recirculated into the engine
Product Description
PremiumPLUS filtering media removes 10-20-micron-sized particles under actual driving conditions. Every Purolator filter meets or exceeds engine manufacturers’ requirements and satisfies new vehicle warranties when installed according to instructions…. More >>
Purolator ML16807 Black Motorcycle Oil Filter
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#1 by R. Zara on April 26, 2010 - 12:19 am
The picture displayed for this product in the Amazon add is wrong. The product is OK. The price is OK. The Amazon add for the Purolator ML16807 has the wrong picture. It shows a black spin-on filter while the ML 16807 filter is a cartridge type filter. I had to call Purolator to clarify this mistake. They assured me they would correct the picture on the Amazon add, but I see that has not happened yet. I don’t know if the problem is with Purolator or Amazon but it has not been corrected. I am sure this will result in confusion to the buyers and lower sales of this product due to the wrong picture being displayed. I refused to buy the filters until Purolator assured me that they were the correct filter, Just the picture displayed by Amazon was wrong.
Rating: 3 / 5