OEM Ford Oil Filters

Motor oil lubricates the many parts of an engine, but it has impurities, and it collects even more of them as it greases. Engines also put out a lot of heat as they run, and if it isn't dispersed by a reliable radiator, the oil will eventually become a sludge.

Byproducts, contaminants, gunk -- when it all builds up, oil pumps and bearings start wearing out, and quickly. They aren't the only engine parts that do, either. Luckily, your vehicle has something to help keep all this from happening: an oil filter.

What Does an Oil Filter Do?

Its job is simple: to capture pollutants before they can cause engine trouble. For best results, change your filter regularly. Doing so is all-important for engine health, and it makes all the difference.

How Often Should You Replace an Oil Filter?

Most owner's manuals recommend doing it during every oil change. You can also take care of it during every other one if you prefer. Either way, that's at least every 3,000 miles, if not every 3 months.

What is the Best Replacement Oil Filter?

You won't want to go with anything less than genuine OEM for your vehicle. Those our brand makes will fit your model most reliably, after all. You're in luck as well. You can buy new oil filters online right here at our auto parts counter. Order now and we'll ship straightaway, right to your address, so you'll be taking care of another project in no time.