Reddit reviews Bosch 3330 Premium FILTECH Oil Filter for Select Audi, Ford, Lexus, Lincoln, Volkswagen + More
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Bosch recommends the use of Castrol motor oilExclusive FILTECH media technology screens out more harmful contaminants for greater engine protectionStrong steel base plates and housings prevent warpage, leaks, and poor fit. A high glass content is woven into the blended media, providing greater efficiency and strength by trapping 99% of the particulates from getting into the engineSilicone anti-drainback valve ensures a supply of clean oil when the vehicle is startedHigh lubricity gasket design provides a tight seal, yet allows for easy removalAudi: 16-18 A3 Sportback e-tron; Ford: 13-18 C-Max, 15-19 Mustang, 14-18 Special Service Police Sedan; Lexus: 03-09 GX470, 01-05 IS300; Lincoln: 15-19 MKC;Mazda: 04-10 B2300, 10-12 CX-7, 06-15 MX-5 Miata, 04-13 3, 09-13 3 Sport, Volkswagen: 13-18 JettaFit Type: Vehicle Specific
From what I understand the "30" oil change is the most basic, bulk oil on the market as well as the crappiest cheap filter too. I like to get the 15K Miles full synthetic for all of $25 shipped with prime as well as a premium BOSCH filter for abouit $5. But thats just me.
Ford just puts semi synthetic in, so any full synthetic and you're doing well... But even then, mind=blown that they still think 10k OCI is fine for a GDI-T motor, so I'm going with 5k intervals personally.
To answer your actual question, just did my first at 1500 miles (get the break in oil out, 5k from here on out) with Castrol Magnatec 5w-20 full synthetic w/Bosch Premium filter (#3330, excellent drain back valve to prevent dry starts). Was only $17.88, at the time for the oil and $5.59 for the filter w/Prime. Car immediately ran smoother and pulled quicker, that initial break in oil must be rough.