Each state, and some larger cities have different lead concerning used oil filter disposal. Some require crushing them and disposal as hazardous waste. Illinois for example allows them to be put in landfills.
It is illegal to dump oil into the environment in most places. It is considered a hazardous waste material and you can be charged criminally.
throw it away or poision people
Any major brand of oil is good. As to oil filters I would recommend Wix, Purolator, NAPA, Mopar, or Bosch. Stay away from Fram, or any filter manufactured by Fram. They are not quality filters.
There are a number of places to look up information about oil filters. Some websites which offer information are Fram Catalog and Wix Filters. Napa Filters and Oil Filters Online are two other sites which offer information regarding oil filters.
Champion Filters (not connected with Champion Spark Plugs)
Purolator produces filters for vehicles. They produce both oil filters and air filters for a very wide selection of vehicles. They also offer oil filters for both natural and synthetic oil.
How many does what have oil filters? it only has one oil filter and a oil strainer in the oil pan below oil pump
WIX makes all of NAPA's oil filters
No not hardly. Throw it away and buy a new one.
No not the oil filters, just the fuel filters You don't have to. But I put oil in them when I can. Just the way I was told to do it when I first started working on engines.
waste oil is oil that gets dumped in the ocean, its pollution whether its and accident or in purpose. Filters are special filters that the oil gos through so it can get a bit "clean."
FRAM makes garbage oil filters, I cut one open and the inside was cardboard. I will only use pennzoil oil filters because It keeps the oil clean and they are very strong filters. The WIX filters are the best in my opinion.