MrSlickSter06SS

Ok here we go I went and bought one today its a Bosch Premium Oil Filter; part #72215, I've searched on the internet for it but came up empty handed so maybe someone else can find it and give a direct link to it, or maybe even a vendor here on the site can get a hold of them and sell them. We'll good luck...

Edit: ok I actually found this link and looks like they sell it on there site you guys can check it out, its got other listings as well but I set it up for 2006 Cobalt SS/SC for my car but you can advance your search with your year make and model, but heres the link you guys can check it out. http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/x,ca...,parttype,5340

imptklr333

I dunno if it helps you out at all but the K&N ch7000 is almost identical to the ac delco and is 13.99 at murrays/o reileys autoparts stores.

socal st3 ss/sc

i have always ran the K&N. never had no porb. i run then in my car,truck,quads, etc. you can order them from autozone, pepboys, kragen, etc. any place that carries k&n... sometimes they even have them in stock, 1 out of every ten times lol.

ramrod1337

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yes plz i want a few

sternerG85SC

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yeah i also use bosch premium filter, ran me about 12-14 dollars. noticed slight difference with my idle and rev. but who knows that could just be from changing the oil. i know bosch is a huge hydraulic company. used to work for them. so i can trust their products. only thing i could find around here without ordering one offline and i wasnt puting a 7 dollar filter in lol. got it from my local autozone

CrateEngineDepot

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Oil Filters, Fuel Filters, Air Filters, Cabin Filters

Link to filters


Don't for get to also change your Spark Plugs

Nabes07SS

I just use a mobile one filter. Seems to do just fine for me.

northvibe

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I buy the bulk pack at CED

MyOtherSS

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i've always had good luck with AC Delco and Wix. I'd trust some paper towels over a fram filter...

xxxxsh4d0wxxxx

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Stock has always been more than fine for me.

blaze1

Man... this forum is pretty funny.

OEM doesn't always mean superior, your oem filter is probably made by the aftermarket company you despise.



Some 2007 GM Ecotec 2.2 filters... - Bob Is The Oil Guy

But in all honesty... if I had to pick a filter, I would go with the Mann filter (german company)





Anyone who actually knows anything about oil filters can tell that is a good unit. But then again, anyone who knows about anything about filters wouldn't stress about a cartridge filter that already has tons of filter media with a built in anti drain back valve.

xxxxsh4d0wxxxx

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I use Mobil-1. It is not a paper/cardboard element like the others available. It is a high tolerance synthetic fiber that is woven together. It holds much more crud than an ordinary filter, and it also provides better oil flow.

007Balt

One filter you can sure count on and I know I do....they are the WIX oil filter p/n is 57082....ever since I bought my Cobalt LE5 in February 2009 I've been using it together with mobil 1 5W-30 full synthetic oil....they also offer the fuel filter, air filter,and cabin air filter for our Ecotecs....they look and smell fine haha....

Air Filter p/n Oil Filter p/n Fuel Filter p/n Cabin Air Filter p/n Transmission Filter(auto)p/n
N/A=49117 N/A=57082 N/A=33980 N/A=24882 N/A=58611
SS/SC=42736 SS/SC-57082 SS/SC=33980 SS/SC=24882
SS/TC=49265 SS/TC=57082 SS/TC=33980 SS/TC=24882
These filters can only be found online at wixfilters.com or at your local O'Reilly Auto Parts Store....no where else....these filters have worked awesome in my Cobalt LE5 since i bought it in Feb. 2009....and now all my filters are WIX....My Air, Oil, Fuel, Cabin Air filters are protected by WIX filters....except tranny for I have a 5sp. manual and not an automatic....

007Balt

mobil 1 oil filter p/n
M1C151
k&n oil filter p/n
PH7000
ACdelco p/n
PF457G, with cap PF458G
wix p/n
57082

Cherry GT

^^^^WRONG INFO THERE............^^^^
Wix filters are sold at NAPA, carquest and many other parts stores.

727

yepp it's pretty good:

RoadconeTuning

anyone figure out a good way to get the old filter off the cap without slinging oil everywhere? lol

Slick

I honestly paid the $20 for K&N filter. I just think its cheap insurance.

Modernceo

MP keeps the K&N oil filters in stock at a GREAT price.

K&N oil filter for the 2.0/2.2/2.4 Cobalt 2005-2010


K&N Oil Filter 05-10 Cobalt 2.0/2.2/2.4 - Maintenance

SupaCharged06

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you can get a delco filter at advance auto for $4-5 i think... if not cheaper.

cavi2sunfire

why not just run this an adapter like this and just run a normal screw on oil filter?????

CruzinYellow

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It costs a little bit more but AMSOIL has 15,000 mile filters now for the LSJ's I know for sure and I know from experience that my engine has also done well to run 15,000 miles on the Signature Series 0W-20 Full synthetic oil. I've been a dealer for over 2-3 years now running 0W-20 and I wouldn't recommend anything I wouldn't use in my own car. Before AMSOIL made their newer 15,000 mile filter I always liked using WIX filters. They are good down to around 0.14 microns but i didn't go more than about 8,000 miles without changing them. To each his own though.

If anyone needs a part number or more information let me know and I'd be glad to help even if you go through an AMSOIL dealer closer to where you live. I'm always happy to help others whenever possible.

goeckeritz123

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Has anybody tried this

i944scania

As much as everyone hates fram, they finally made a decent filter. Called fram ultra. Felt filters with metal housings too, not paper/plastic. Only cost $10

SlowCobaltSS

Damn The OEM oil filter is only $5.00 a filter out here in Arizona at the dealership