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Old 03-07-2006, 09:57 AM
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I usually use Strapopores, but I've used Wix filters before when I didn't have a Stratopore on-hand; and you can buy those anytime at Pep Boys.
Old 03-07-2006, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by moterhead
Or just order 'em from geno's. Geno's will charge you shipping, but no sales tax. I order three at a time. Ends up about $12 each.
I've picked up their 4/2/1 Filter Kit at http://www.genosgarage.com/CoastalDa...D=1714&CATID=1 or http://tinyurl.com/gaywd for $72 so I don't have to shop so often. It contains;
4 LF16035 Stratapore Oil Filters
2 FS19579 Fleetguard Fuel Filters (supersedes FS1268)
1 AF26106 Fleetguard Air Filter

Geno's is very helpfull (when needed) on the phone. I'm a just happy customer.

roc155, how about filling out your signiture bloc for us, show us what you have?
Old 03-07-2006, 01:47 PM
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I agree that Genos is a good company to order from, and I ordered an oil filter and a fuel filter from them on February 22 or 23. Got a e-mail on the 24th saying the oil filters were backordered and they should have some within 5-7 days. So, havent heard anything since, and decided to call today. Lady picks up phone within 1 ring(no talking to a machine either-I like) and took my info about my order, and told me it would be at least another 10 days till they get some more in, there is a national backorder on the stratapore filters. Oh well, will just have to wait.

Just for giggles I called the dealer here in town up for prices on filters.

Genos-Stratapore oil filter-9.75
Dealer-Oil filter(did not say stratapore)-13.75

Genos-Fuel Filter-11.95
Dealer-Fuel Filter-33.75

I was getting on this board to ask why the price difference, and happened to catch this thread, glad I did. Good luck ordering your stuff.
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FYI, the LF3894 is exactly the same filter, i.e. Fleetguard Stratopore. The only difference between it and the LF16035 is an unfluted can. Also the 3894 is about a buck cheaper. I've run them on my '04 since I did the first filter change. If geno's doesn't have the 16035, see if they will substitute the 3894. Also, ask for the lower price. JOIBO!
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i will try to get on in the morning and fill out my signature.
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I usually just pick up some filters from the local Cummins place, but I was ordering some other stuff from Genos the other day. While I had them on the phone (talking to a live person) I decided to go ahead and order their 4/2 deal for $60.00. Seemed like a good deal to me......shipping was free due to other items ordered. Under my own 5k oil/10k fuel filter replacement schedule im good for 20,000 miles. Hard to beat that deal and it was shipped right to my door.

http://www.genosgarage.com/CoastalDa...D=1179&CATID=1
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Yeah, russ300h, I think I probably agree w/ you. As long as you change @ 5-6 k with any filter you're OK. It makes me feel good to go the extra couple of bucks for a premium truck filter. Oil analysis would probably be about the same either way, I suspect.
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Originally Posted by koogala
Yeah, russ300h, I think I probably agree w/ you. As long as you change @ 5-6 k with any filter you're OK. It makes me feel good to go the extra couple of bucks for a premium truck filter. Oil analysis would probably be about the same either way, I suspect.
The cost difference between a $4~$5 filter and a $13 one is still a lot less than a bottle of sleeping pills. If it makes you feel better, get the more expensive ones!

Be careful though, I didn't say any filter. Wal Mart SuperTech's and Frams are not on the list. Purolators and Wix are less than $1 more and are constructed much better. Fram could cause an engine failure in a Cummins(they are the filters your owner's manual warns you about). ST's seem OK in cars, but I wouldn't trust one in a Diesel. Plus I don't go to Wally unless under extreme duress.
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i figure after spending this much money to buy the best truck in my opinion i can sure afford to buy the best or better oil and filters for it. just my thought.
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