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Genuine Buick Enclave Oil Filter
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Buick Enclave FILTER-OIL
Part Number: 12731742$6.26 MSRP: $9.93You Save: $3.67 (37%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Buick Enclave Filter Assembly, Oil
Part Number: 12710960$5.60 MSRP: $10.04You Save: $4.44 (45%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysBuick Enclave FILTER ASM,OIL
Part Number: 19433949$4.37 MSRP: $7.84You Save: $3.47 (45%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Buick Enclave Oil Filter
The mentioned component, the Oil Filter of Buick Enclave automobiles, has some of the primary functions in preventing unhealthy elements from entering the engine, as well as maintaining the proper oil circulation. No matter if Cellulose or Synthetic media are used, it is designed to trap undesirable particles and to provide the premier oil flow. Depending on the model, Buick Enclave cars may use either the replaceable element cartridge filters or spin-on filters, the later are characterized by the metal housing for the enhanced resistance to the high oil pressure and the increased vibration. Performance spin-on filters are wellequipped with thick canister walls and heavy-duty base plates to reduce the possibility of modulus and increased flow rates and effectiveness while capturing almost all the contaminants. This paper underlying that oil filter meets the demands of the modern engines, and as the result it plays a vital role in the engines performance and durability.
Each OEM Buick Enclave Oil Filter we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Buick Enclave Oil Filter Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to change the oil and Oil Filter in a Buick Enclave,Chevrolet Traverse and GMC Acadia equipped with an oil life indicator system?A: The vehicles come with the oil life indicator system that tells you when to change the oil, so it normally allows more time between oil changes than the common 3,000 miles' regular prescription. However, it is better to replace the oil more often but should always be done before attaining 10,000 miles as this helps in extending engine life. Every time you change your oil you have to replace your filter in order to keep a good engine running. To get ready for an oil change process, gather all necessary tools and supplies; also arrange for rags and newspapers to clean any potential spills. This means that one has to ensure that their vehicle has been safely jacked up so that they can access its bottom side without having to go under it while relying on a jack alone. The engine needs to be warmed up followed by getting all necessary oils before locating the plug and filter for draining out the old oil. Then drain any remaining old oil into a pan, clean the drain plug, and reinstall it after wiping off all of its surfaces. Apply some light coating of oil on the gasket of a new filter then install it in place after washing the mounting area where the previous one was fixed. Bring down your car, pour in enough fresh oil provided on each package with reference to type and viscosity specifications as stated on its label and then check levels of oils before starting an engine for few seconds whereby leakages can be noticed if any present among them. Dispose of old oil properly by recycling it at an authorized facility. After each oil change, reset Oil Life Monitor (if applicable) following specific steps depending on whether your vehicle has DIC buttons or not.
