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OEM oil filter comparison

clarksongli
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clarksongli

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So i've been ordering my filters through suncoast porsche for a long time now, but i figured i would take a chance on one of my amazon orders. Here are some comparison shots:

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The short of it....looks like Mahle is one of the OEM suppliers of this filter. In case anyone was looking to save a few bucks. I change mine every 5-10k so i buy several a year. for 13 bucks and change.

http://www.amazon.com/MAHLE-Original-OX-128-1D/dp/B004JBQ3T8/ref=au_as_r?ie=UTF8&Make=Porsche%7C2&Model=Cayenne%7C19&Year=2004%7C2004&carId=001&n=15684181&newCar=1&s=automotive&vehicleType=automotive

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hahnmgh63

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Mahle and Mann are two of the largest suppliers to all of the German Auto makers of Filters, Air & Oil. Sometimes you will even find the Mann or Mahle part # on the porsche part depending on the production lot.

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