Original GM Oil Filters

Oil filters help eliminate contaminants, such as dirt and debris, from your engine oil. As motor oil gets pushed into one, it passes through a fiber surface that captures waste before your motor oil pump sends the oil back into your engine. The results: cleaner oil, fewer pollutants building up in your engine, and the best possible engine performance. However, oil filters wear out over time; they get clogged, or they simply degrade. That can mean pollutant build-up in your engine, which can lead to engine, oil pump, and bearing wear, not to mention wear on other auto parts. When do you change an oil filter? Most auto brands suggest doing it whenever you get an oil change. That's about every 3 months or 3,000 miles. You might be asking, "what oil filter do I need?" Most OEM filters may look similar, but they vary by thread and gasket size. Using the incorrect filter can cause an oil leak, or the filter could just fall off. That could result in severe engine damage. Consult your owner's manual for the answer or send our auto parts department a message. You could also browse our auto parts catalog by brand and model to figure it out. Then, feel free to order your OEM GM oil filters right from us.