Oil Filters

Oil filters are one, if not the most important factor of your engine's filtration system. They keep your engine running smoothly at optimal temps by filtering engine oil as it cycles through your engine.

An oil filter is a steel guarded can that holds pleated paper media on the interior. These fibers are what collect any metals or dirt contaminants that emanate from oil as it lubricates the functional parts of your engine. The can has one entry port the oil flows into with help from the oil pump, and one exit port where the clean oil flows back into the engine.

When to Change My Ford Oil Filter?

Car, trucks, and SUVs vary on oil filter exchanges and may differ due to mileage and engine type. However, it is wise to exchange your oil filter every oil change, or every other oil change. Always check with a Ford technician near you or your car's owner's manual.

You may experience a series of warning signs when it comes to exchanging an oil filter. Other than a check engine light coming on the dash, other signs that you need to replace your oil filter will entail:

Maintain Engine Functionality with an OEM Ford Oil Filter

When the time comes to replace your old oil filter, trust in OEM Ford filters for your vehicle model. Replacement is as easy as 1-2-3 and you can easily find the right fitted parts by typing in your car's specific details into our parts search bar. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us and we'll get you squared away with all the information you need!