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Old 06-05-2011, 09:40 AM
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what is the wix filter number , I have a 97 hp500 also what is the number for kn . thanks
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an ac delco 1218 is a good alternative also
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I would also like to get the part numbers for the other options for my fountain. Thanks
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Originally Posted by Biggus
I've also ran HP-4's for years with no issues.
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Just to clear some misinformation here. The Fran HP series filters are a much better part than the standard series Fram filters and have been used for years by many racers and boaters for years with great results. the Wix and Ac/Delco as recommended here are also good filters as are the Amsoil and K&N units. Oil choice is probably more important here as marine HP engines never really see high usage like vehicles and never are really taxed for filtration other than their ability to stop particulates and metal debris.
All the great oils and filters in the world won't fix your engines mechanical, cooling,improper set-up and tune issues so spend a lot of time getting those things right! Almost every blown or damaged marine engine I ever saw or disassembled had good oil and filter!

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Originally Posted by tim brown
what is the wix filter number , I have a 97 hp500 also what is the number for kn . thanks
Here's a pretty complete list for the HP500 (and most of the big blocks I think)

Fram: PH5, DG5
Purolator: L34631
Purolator Pure One: PL34631, PL36461
AC: PF1218
Motorcraft: FL-12A
Napa: 1060
Wix: 51060
Baldwin: B1428 (top rated)
K&N: HP3002
Amsoil: SDF-24
Hastings: LF279
Fleetguard: LF3679
Mercruiser: 35-802885Q
Mobile 1: M1-302
Kendall: K31
Penzoil: PZ45
Quaker State: QS5
Shell: S63, SH38
Texaco: T38, T38B
Warner: PH1218
STP: S01218
Valvoline: V056
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Originally Posted by Raylar
Just to clear some misinformation here. The Fran HP series filters are a much better part than the standard series Fram filters and have been used for years by many racers and boaters for years with great results. the Wix and Ac/Delco as recommended here are also good filters as are the Amsoil and K&N units. Oil choice is probably more important here as marine HP engines never really see high usage like vehicles and never are really taxed for filtration other than their ability to stop particulates and metal debris.
All the great oils and filters in the world won't fix your engines mechanical, cooling,improper set-up and tune issues so spend a lot of time getting those things right! Almost every blown or damaged marine engine I ever saw or disassembled had good oil and filter!

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Ray @ Raylar
Very well stated.

Excellent post...
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