SRFCTY

For my 98 Z28 I can't seem to find the AC PF59 oil filter, and the auto store I was at has it as a discontinued part. Does anyone know if there is another AC Delco filter that has replaced the PF59? Not sure what other brands this store carries, but what other filters are people using (specifically long filters, not the short stock ones). Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.

rtr2001ss

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just look up the stock AC filter for the gen 3 trucks, PF 59 was what my 2000 Silverado used, I don't know on the 06 I have. Haven't done an oil change yet. The truck 5.3 and 6.0's is the larger replacement for the LS1.

joshp14

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They replaced the PF59 with the smaller PF46 for the trucks as well as the cars.

crazykid

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The PF 59 as for LSX based trucks and the PF 46 is for LSX based vehicles

SRFCTY

Thanks to all!

SSDude

You can also use the UPF 44. It is an excellent filter. That is what many Corvette owners use. This is the only UPF filter that is still made.

2000TransAmWS6

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PF 46 for all LS-style motors

rtr2001ss

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the PF 59 is if you want a filter thats a little longer than the 46. But if it's discontinued, I guess I'll be back to the 46's.

garrettpen

51522 is the same size as a PF59 in Wix. but it also costs twice as much.

daryl2cb@yahoo.com

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PF 61, this is the longer one, brings the motor up to 6 full quarts capacity.

Bill Bowling

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I use the long K&N 2006 filter.

Bill

fast98

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pf 61 is what u want

Doc

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another vote for the k&n 2006

kevredz

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So instead of using the PF59, you used the PF61 and it works ok?

Elite_Hot_Rod

I use the Mobil M1 206 which is a long filter but more expensive than most of the others.

Viper

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K&N 1007 short one, only because I'm lowered. $12.00 though.

Brains

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PF44 became PF46
PF59 became PF61

2002RamAir

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If I used the k&n2006 filter would it bring my oil capacity up to a full 6 quarts?

SRFCTY

the PF61 wasn't in stock, so I used the K&N HP2006. A little pricey, but I guess it's worth it when it comes to engine protection.

windshear

Another vote for the M1-206.