Walmart Supertech DEF is really inexpensive...

[Too Tall]

I was a little worried about the Walmart DEF not having the ISO 22241 on the jug like the Peak does however after doing some research, (Walmart does have the API certified sticker) by law, if the fluid is called Diesel Exhaust Fluid, it must be ISO 22241 certified. I use the Peak except for a couple of truck stops in CO. I'm not a high mileage driver so the cost is not a factor for me to an extent. But long story short, the Walmart DEF meets ISO 22241 and should be fine.

On another note, you can order Mopar oil filters for $7 and change on their website and pick them up at the store. You can only buy 2 at a time however. The store price is $12.

 

[SnoKing]

On another note, you can order Mopar oil filters for $7 and change on their website and pick them up at the store. You can only buy 2 at a time however. The store price is $12.

Are they Stratapore filters? I think I need a link, as I can not find anything at that price?

 

[Too Tall]

It's the MO-285. To my knowledge, the only Mopar available for the 6.7. However, I just looked at Walmart's site and they are back up to $12. I guess I got a special deal for $7.

 

[SnoKing]

It's the MO-285. To my knowledge, the only Mopar available for the 6.7. However, I just looked at Walmart's site and they are back up to $12. I guess I got a special deal for $7.

https://www.turbodieselregister.com/threads/218339-Mopar-oil-filters-at-Walmart/page2

The Mo-285 is not a Stratapore filter. SNOKING

 

[Too Tall]

https://www.turbodieselregister.com/threads/218339-Mopar-oil-filters-at-Walmart/page2

The Mo-285 is not a Stratapore filter. SNOKING

What's the number for the Stratapore? What's the deal on the statapore, is that better?

 

[NIsaacs]

What's the number for the Stratapore? What's the deal on the statapore, is that better?

Here is a link for some info. What was on your truck from the factory? Probably the MO-285 Lol. The Stratapore is not required but it is nice for those that want a choice.

https://www.genosgarage.com/product/fleetguard-lf16035-oil-filter/oil-filters

Nick

 

[gsbrockman]

What's the number for the Stratapore? What's the deal on the statapore, is that better?

Actually......the Donaldson DBL7349 is even better than the LF16035 Stratapore.

From another member on a different forum :

Donaldson filters flow better and filter down to a better micron rating.

Wix 57620 30µ @ 95%, 20µ @ 50% Cellulose 12-15 GPM
Wix 57620XE 25µ @ 95%, 14µ @ 50% Glass Enhanced Cellulose 12-15 GPM
Fleetguard LF3972 30µ @ 95% (35µ @ 98.7% last info) Cellulose 8.72 GPM
Fleetguard LF16035 30µ @ 100% (25µ @ 98.7% last info) Stratapore Synthetic 8.72 GPM
Donaldson ELF/DBL7349 20µ @ 100%, 15µ @ 98.7%, 7µ @ 59.97% Nanofiber Synthetic 20 GPM

EDIT: I'm almost positive the Mobil1 filter has the same efficiency (7u @ 59.7%) as the Donaldson but I have no data on the GPM flow which is just as important.

 

[Too Tall]

Wonder what the specs on the Mopar 285 is? Isn't it the same as one of the fleetguards?

 

[SnoKing]

Wonder what the specs on the Mopar 285 is? Isn't it the same as one of the fleetguards?

Mostly is LF3972 filter painted grey. SNOKING

https://www.genosgarage.com/product/lf3972/oil-filters