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ACDelco Professional Engine Oil Filters (Various Models) Expired
from $0.70
$9.07
after $1.50 Rebate
Update: This popular deal is still available (with a price drop on one option)
Amazon.com has ACDelco Professional Engine Oil Filters (Various Models) on sale from $0.69 after $1.50 Rebate. Shipping is free with Prime, Subscribe & save or on orders $25+. Thanks SaltyOne
Examples (price below are after $1.50 rebate):
Amazon.com has ACDelco Professional Engine Oil Filters (Various Models) on sale from $0.69 after $1.50 Rebate. Shipping is free with Prime, Subscribe & save or on orders $25+. Thanks SaltyOne
Examples (price below are after $1.50 rebate):
- ACDelco PF47E Professional Engine Oil Filter $0.69
- ACDelco PF2057 Professional Engine Oil Filter $1.73
- ACDelco PF64 Professional Engine Oil Filter $1.74 -> now $1.28 now-> $1.08
- ACDelco PF53 Professional Engine Oil Filter $1.76
- ACDelco PF1237 Professional Engine Oil Filter $2.10
- & More (look for the $1.50 rebate mention on the page)
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Amazon has quite a few of them on sale that qualify for the $1.50 ACDelco Oil Filter Rebate, prices start at $2.57 before the rebate.
- Rebate form: HERE [ssl-images-amazon.com]
- Or fill out online: HERE [gmpartsrebates.com]
- ACDelco PF47E Professional Engine Oil Filter [amazon.com] $1.07 > now $0.69
- ACDelco PF2057 Professional Engine Oil Filter [amazon.com] $1.73
- ACDelco PF64 Professional Engine Oil Filter [amazon.com] $1.74 -> now $1.28 > now $1.08
- ACDelco PF53 Professional Engine Oil Filter [amazon.com] $1.76
- ACDelco PF2192 Professional Engine Oil Filter [amazon.com] $1.87 > Now $2.90
- ACDelco PF1237 Professional Engine Oil Filter [amazon.com] $2 > Now $2.10
- & More [amazon.com] (look for the $1.50 rebate mention on the page)
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I guess fuel filters must be on sale too and a $5 rebate
Example for a fuel filter on sale with $5 rebate. This is for my 3.4l Chevrolet Impala. $8.28 after rebate.
I guess fuel filters must be on sale too and a $5 rebate
Example for a fuel filter on sale with $5 rebate. This is for my 3.4l Chevrolet Impala. $8.28 after rebate.
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The SOB PEPBOYS while changing my son's car oil, emptied the oil, removed the filter but forgot to put the filter back or feel the engine with oil again. This happened late on Friday (The tech guy had even initial fight on accepting our car, with his boss, because he had a new date on that night....) and by Monday when the car was returned to them because of engine sounding weird, they diagnosed ENGINE KNOCK, denaying any wrongdoing (Surely enough, now they put the oil and installed a filter in place!!!!
Long story short car was donated as there was no hope to repair!!!
Never, ever, PepBoys / Jeffy loop or likewise charlatans, mountebanks or quacks.
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(ie Hyundai were known to have issues with non OEM filters)
But from what I've read at BIOG site as long as you're not going long distance on your oil changes most branded filters are OK.
And I for one do not use motor oil past 5k. Yes it's still technically "good" but nothing cleans all the crap out like a fresh oil change. With a DIY oil change costing less then $25 for "full" synthetic how much are you really saving by going an extra 5k? Not enough for your piece of mind . . . ( in my opinion of course)