[Beite]

New Oil filter

I don't have a new part number, but you should be able to look at the inside of your new filter and normally the thread pitch is printed around the hole. Just a guess.

 

[6T9_CHARGER_RT]

I don't have a new part number, but you should be able to look at the inside of your new filter and normally the thread pitch is printed around the hole. Just a guess.

The # on the box on the filter I got is M-090

Looking at the filter base it had the #'s 3 and 4 and also 16

So Im thinking 3/4" x 16

 

[Beite]

I'll take your word for it, but the first post said that the opening has been changed from a 3/4" hole to a Metric 22 mm hole. So be careful when putting that thing on.

 

[Beite]

Oh, and the filter you are describing sounds a lot like the 1090 that I currently use on my 2006.

 

[Bseary]

This should help:

MO-899 = 2008 HEMI 5.7
MO-090 = 2007-2006 HEMI 5.7

As I said before the computer still may have the 090 as the right filter for 08' so watch for it, thats WRONG. Advanced auto had to order the MO-899 for me. so if you stay with MOPAR then ask for the MO-899 for 2008 hemi 5.7.

:beerchug:
Bob

 

[Bseary]

The # on the box on the filter I got is M-090

Looking at the filter base it had the #'s 3 and 4 and also 16

So Im thinking 3/4" x 16

that's wrong
MO-899 is what you need

 

[Bseary]

Here are the filters which have been found to fit

Of course, the OEM filter is Mopar p/n 04884899AB. (MO-899)

ACDelco Duraguard PF1250 (Autozone)
ACDelco PF1250CL
ACDelco PF1250FCL
ACDelco PF26
Advance Auto AA2
Amsoil EaO11
Atlas F-20
Autoedge AL2
Autopar FE336
Baldwin B329
Bosch 3410 (Autozone)
Bosch 72212
C.G.Enterprises Viper 2
Cam2 C4651
Canadian Tire 17-1738
Carcare IOF2
Carquest 85372
Carquest B4651
Casite CF110
Cenex CO820
Champ PH820
Citgo C4651
Crosland 2010
Defense DL5636
Delphi FX1008
Denso 150-1014
Deutsch D407
Donaldson P550965
Econo Lube L24651
Firestone TF-4651
Fleetguard LF16002
Fleetguard LF3681
Fram Doubleguard DG2
Fram Extendedguard XG2
Fram Extraguard PH2
Fram High Mileage HM2
Fram Toughguard TG2
Goodyear L4651
Grease Monkey GM24651
Grease Monkey GM4651
Hastings LF110
Hastings LF612
Havoline T-36
K&N HP-2010
Kendall K29
Lee LF-820
Mobil M1-210
Mobil MO4651
Motorcraft FL-820
Motorcraft FL-820S
Napa 1372
Pennzoil PZ-42
Phillips 66 PO1372
Power Flo SL24651
Pro-Tec 159
ProLine PPL-24651
Purolator Premium Plus L24651
Purolator PureOne PL24651
Quaker State QS2
Rockhill 61372
Rover 4137784
Security 1 SO-820
Service 1 OF4651
Service Pro SO2
Shell SH36
STP S2
Sunoco O-35
Supertech ST2
Trust PH820
Unocal PF820
Valvoline VO47
Wal*Mart ST2
Warner PH820
Wix 51372
Wix 57899 (O'Reilly)
__________________
Bob

 

[DodgeDude99]

like i said it was what i heard. Maybe its just that mopar isnt using them anymore. I recall one of the engineers saying something about champion labs and mopar not using each other for some reason in 07> its been a year or so i dont remember

Mopar and Ford use Purolator (per Purolators website), and Mopar has been for ever since Chrysler invented the oil filter with Purolator.
GM uses CL (per CLs website)

 

[6T9_CHARGER_RT]

that's wrong
MO-899 is what you need

Thanks man!:beerchug:

 

[RitzRT]

Look at the above list. Anything with the numbers "4651" in the part number are OEM products made by Champion Labs.

Cheers,

 

[DodgeDude99]

so by that logic, CL is making Purolator's filters, i doubt that.

part numbers for car parts are typically standard across the board, a tie rod end that would have a part number of ES3571 at Autozone, might XX3571 at Murrays, PepBoys, Napa, etc, etc.

 

[nitecop]

This is rather confusing to me as my 08 Owners Manual has the M-090 filter listed for it.