Oil Filters
Protect your engine with Ryco Oil Filters
Oil filters work in a multi-pass system that allows engine oil to continually pass through the filter and remove dirt. A vehicle’s entire oil supply is filtered between four and five times every minute and their function is to allow only clean filtered oil through to the engine.
Ryco oil filters are designed to meet or exceed the vehicle manufacturer’s specification and provide optimal filtration for the specified service interval. Ryco achieve this by measuring the three critical areas of efficiency, life and flow.
There are two styles of Ryco Oil Filter
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Spin On oil filters are designed to withstand oil pressure considerably in excess of the highest working oil pressure specified for modern engines that have tighter tolerances and service intervals. | "Eco" or cartridge oil filters are a replaceable element that fits into a reusable housing. This style of filter design is becoming more common with vehicle manufacturers as they attempt to reduce waste. |
Inferior oil filters can inhibit oil flow causing high pressure and clog before the service interval and allow unfiltered oil into then engine.
Good V's Bad
 A superior oil filter performing efficiently |  A Poor Performing Oil Filter | |
| Prevents damage to the engine's bottom end, including bearings and crankshaft. | Poor efficiency = high engine wear. | |
| Long life = engine protected for the entire service interval. | Short life = high engine wear. | |
| Improved flow = reduced risk of oil starvation enhancing engine protection. | High filter restriction starves the engine of oil flow at low RPM = rapid bearing wear. |