Bio Jetta
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I just installed a bypass oil filter in both my Dodge Cummins and my TDI Jetta, and I thought I should let you guys on the forum know of the results. I've been running Rotella T synthetic oil in both engines for quite a while. Just from the financial standpoint I figure it's cheaper to change a toilet paper filter and top off my oil every three months and then change the oil once a year, than it was costing me to change the oil and filter quarterly.
This is the link to the Frantz oil filter company we are talking about http://www.frantzoil.com/home.htm
and the place you can buy them http://www.wefilterit.com/index.htm . The person I was in contact with was Deborah Walker Harley her e-mail address is DWalkerHarley@wefilterit.com
The kits I ordered came with everything I needed to install them on my truckand car and both kits are completely removable so I can use them on my next car/truck. They are a really high quality made in America product that many people are still using from the 1960s when they were invented, and I can't say enough good about them. My only advice is to get a kit that doesn't require you to puncture the oil pan on your truck (use the oil fill cap or drain plug as the location for the return line) and order plenty of their oil filters (toilet paper rolls) when you place your order so you don't need to pay for shipping a second time when you need more filters.
I am not going to be able to include pictures, because my camera is not working.
This is the link to the Frantz oil filter company we are talking about http://www.frantzoil.com/home.htm
and the place you can buy them http://www.wefilterit.com/index.htm . The person I was in contact with was Deborah Walker Harley her e-mail address is DWalkerHarley@wefilterit.com
The kits I ordered came with everything I needed to install them on my truckand car and both kits are completely removable so I can use them on my next car/truck. They are a really high quality made in America product that many people are still using from the 1960s when they were invented, and I can't say enough good about them. My only advice is to get a kit that doesn't require you to puncture the oil pan on your truck (use the oil fill cap or drain plug as the location for the return line) and order plenty of their oil filters (toilet paper rolls) when you place your order so you don't need to pay for shipping a second time when you need more filters.
I am not going to be able to include pictures, because my camera is not working.