Purolator
Purolator L36296 HVAC Control Transparent
An engine oil filter with multi-fibre media that traps dirt and debris for up to 5,000 miles
- ColorTransparent
- Premium engine protection with multi-fiber filtration media
- Traps road grit, soot and debris effectively
- Meets original factory performance standards
- Designed for routine driving conditions
- Compatible with most passenger cars and light trucks
Engine protection filter
The Purolator L36296 is a premium oil filter built for routine driving in passenger cars and light trucks. It uses multi-fiber media to trap road grit, soot and other debris that can harm the engine. The transparent housing shows the filter element for quick visual inspection.
Routine service replacement
This filter replaces the old unit at regular service intervals and works with conventional oil. The jump is worth it when the current filter has reached the 5,000-mile mark or the interval specified in the owner's manual. It restores factory-level filtration without requiring any changes to the oil type or service schedule.
Standard installation fit
The filter threads onto the existing engine mount and needs no extra adapters or tools beyond a standard wrench. It frees up the maintenance bay for the next job by fitting the same footprint as the original equipment. No modifications to lines, brackets or clearance are required.
Highlights
- Premium engine protection with multi-fiber filtration media
- Traps road grit, soot and debris effectively
- Meets original factory performance standards
- Designed for routine driving conditions
- Compatible with most passenger cars and light trucks
Specifications
| Brand | PUROLATOR |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What engine mounting points does the Purolator L36296 oil filter use?
The filter threads onto the engine block's standard oil-filter mount. Hand-tighten until the gasket contacts the base, then turn an additional three-quarters of a turn — skipping that final turn is the most common mistake.
How do you install the Purolator L36296 oil filter, and what step is often missed?
Lubricate the new gasket with clean oil, screw the filter on by hand until the gasket seats, then tighten a further three-quarters turn. Many people forget the final rotation, risking leaks.
When should the Purolator L36296 oil filter be replaced?
Replace it at every oil change, following the vehicle manufacturer's mileage interval or the 5,000-mile guideline for conventional oil, whichever comes first.
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