yeah, I'm an idiot because I didn't want to spend 2 minuted more on something I've been doing for years. Long story short I damaged the plastic housing for the oil filter so I'm looking for a replacement. oem or something cheaper, what should I get?
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I'm an idiot
- Thread starter 4jogger
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It happens to the best of us! I'd recommend getting the OEM metal housing since it's much sturdier and it fits perfectly with the 4Runner. But if you're looking to save some cash,the Dorman aftermarket option is a solid choice as well. Either way,don't forget to transfer your old tube and springyeah, I'm an idiot because I didn't want to spend 2 minuted more on something I've been doing for years. Long story short I damaged the plastic housing for the oil filter so I'm looking for a replacement. oem or something cheaper, what should I get?
Raolin Darksbane
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I agree with getting OEM parts at least you have this peace of mind that it will fit your 4runner. saves you time and money!
playthings
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OEM should be your priority if you got the budget anyway since you won't have any headaches of thinking about compatibility if so.yeah, I'm an idiot because I didn't want to spend 2 minuted more on something I've been doing for years. Long story short I damaged the plastic housing for the oil filter so I'm looking for a replacement. oem or something cheaper, what should I get?
