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Abby Normal on March 10, 2010 at 03:47 PM said: Is this for real???

Thomas Long, Texas on February 18, 2010 at 09:53 AM said: I am installing my frantz, the same one I've had since 1977, on my 1967 Olds Cutlass conv Gasser with a 455. It is one of many interesting old pieces that people ask about. people get a kick out of it. After explaining what it is they always say "thats a good idea". Thank you for such a great product.

Bob Gieser on January 10, 2010 at 05:37 PM said: Looking at using a Frantz by pass filter on my Ford Diesel 6.0L pickup. Maybe I'll use amsoil and between the two, it will last forever. Keep up the good work.

Ernie Walther on December 22, 2009 at 06:10 AM said: I remember FRANTZ Filters from the days when they were available through the JCW catalog. Now, I'm glad to see that they are still available. I have a FRANTZ Transmission filter and ready to install an engine bypass kit too. THANKS!

Gerald G Rossow on December 17, 2009 at 09:26 AM said: I have been using and selling the Frantz oil filters since 1968. I am retired now and used to have a booth at the Orange Show in San Bernardino in Sourthern Califorina. I did a demo machine with lamp black fluid and would get around 300 deposits for each year of the show. I still have that machine. Thanks for having the "O" rings for my filters that I still have from those years. I swap them from car to car after having 250,000 thousand miles on them. I am just running oil on my Town and Country now. Thank you Geralg G Rossow Retired Sales, Instalation.

JIM CRAIN--TEXAS on December 3, 2009 at 06:37 AM said: I have a 1976 Ford F-250 pickup with a modified 1963 406HP engine. I installed the Frantz Oil Cleaner in 1978 and have used it with synthetic oil ever since. I have in excess of 250,000 miles on the vehicles and have yet to replace rings or bearings. The oil pressure is still as high as when I installed the engine in 1978. People laugh when I show them my "Charmin" TP oil filter/cleaner. The Frantz Oil Cleaner is undoubtedly the best engine oil filtration system available.

Sheldon Sturdivant on November 20, 2009 at 04:36 AM said: Love this product.My grand father told me it was the best after market product I could ever put on a vehicle, I'm 57 and I have them on every vehicle I own. I truly recommend this after market product !!! :)

Richard Rooney on November 10, 2009 at 10:15 PM said: As a Frantz filter dealer in Australia i love the the product i was so impressed i became a dealer as i have a toyota hilux that has now done over 500,000 km and 200,000 without an oil change and now have 300 regular customers go Frantz

bob mull md on October 21, 2009 at 09:45 PM said: Your product is great! - but overpriced. Your adapter that screws into the stock oil filter receptacle on the engine is terribly overpriced at $69.00. I am not cheap and can most buy anything but cannot bring myself to buy your products. I have your NOS parts on 3 of my 10 classic Jeeps. Respectfully, Bob Mull, MD Las Vegas, NV

Arnie on October 11, 2009 at 08:15 PM said: As your site says the filters I have are ones my granddpa, dad and I have used since the 60's. I have a few from when he was a dealer in them and am adding them to my 06 Dodge Cummins (already on my off-road truck). A few guys have pulled these off thinking they were "old technology" and therefore not worth the effort... Grandpa ran 160,000 miles on his Oldsmobile without changing the oil and the analysis still showed good oil - the car ran excellent after being used to tow a 24' travel trailer for years. Good stuff. This "old technology" still sets a standard the "new" can't beat!

Mike Festa Sr. on September 7, 2009 at 10:25 PM said: It is amazing to me after 40 years qr so that Franz is still tickin'. Like the energizer bunny, Franz is still cleaning oil just like it did then. I am an aircraft mechanic by trade and I believe it was used on general aircraft. Stainless braided lines are used, "AN" fitting are used instead of "street L's", but the general idea is a good sound practical use of keeping aircraft engine oil clean. If my memory serves me I do believe that cooling fins were used for cooling. I just retired in 2003, but before I left, a fellow employee sold me 3 brand new "old" units. Keep up the tradition, I'm putting one on my 08 Colorado 4 cylinder. Mike Festa Sr.

Christoph, Germany on July 31, 2009 at 03:16 PM said: I passed the first 10.000km this week with my first "FRANTZ" on my "Citroen Jumpy Diesel" and I am sure it will protect my engine the next ... let's say: 100.000km, too! :-) Ed supported me very well and I am very glad to bring the "FRANTZ" to Europe/resp. Germany within the next few weeks! Christoph, Muenster, Germany www.original-frantz-filter.de

mark pedersen on May 19, 2009 at 05:38 PM said: I am getting ready to install one of your filters on my dodge ram 2500 cummins diesel. I have nothing but good things about them.

Ima Lykau on April 10, 2009 at 02:02 PM said: The Frantz Filters have filtered my oil for many years. I wouldn't do without it. I wish it came in pink for my pink VW.

Jim Blyth on March 17, 2009 at 08:47 PM said: I am an auto mechanic in Kingaroy Queensland AUSTRALIA I maintain a LN86R Hi lux for a local pest controller, this vehicle has done over 870,000 km without repairs to engine, transmission or differential It was equipped with a Frantz unit at 20'000 kms, this is changed at 5,000 intervals , oil & factory filter at 100,000kms I give the credit for engines long life to Frantz, as I know of many similar vehicles that have died at around 300,000 km

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