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Old 10-22-2004, 12:21 PM
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Which AC Delco Oil filter is the correct filter for the C-6? PF-44? and or what are some other brands part numbers that are equivalent? Can you get these at any other place besides the Chevy dealership or at Walmart yet?
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PF-46. The PF-44 has been discontinued. I used a Fram PH3506 on my first oil change.

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PF-46. The PF-44 has been discontinued. I used a Fram PH3506 on my first oil change.

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Thanks PF-46 and can you get this anywhere else but the dealership? The Fram PH3506 you can probably get at Walmart right?
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UPF-44,Ken Fichtner has them in stock
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I got the Fram at Wal Mart only because it was Sunday and the dealer wasn't open.



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An excellent choice is the K&N HP1007. It flows much better than anything made by AC Delco, including the Ultraguard UPF44. Flow is more critical than filtration if you drive at full throttle a lot.
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But the oil filter part is PF 46 now and no longer PF 44.
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