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Old 11-10-2009, 07:09 PM
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Oil filters that stops the clatter on start up.

I did a search and couldnt find my answer but I have a 02 max and I get the clatter on start up. I see that filters with anti drain back valves stop that but no names of filters were mentioned. Im using regular motor oil but I seen a lot of synthetic users have mobile 1 filters. the car has 110k on it.
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Old 11-10-2009, 07:16 PM
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the clutter is the cam sprocket, which is normal.
1-2 second also
has nothing to do with oil filter
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Old 11-10-2009, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted by jasonmax
the clutter is the cam sprocket, which is normal.
1-2 second also
has nothing to do with oil filter
I could have sworn I read that the oil draining back past the filter is what causes the clatter and the guide not having pressure on it. Not in that exact wording of course.
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Old 11-10-2009, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by cmax1
I could have sworn I read that the oil draining back past the filter is what causes the clatter and the guide not having pressure on it. Not in that exact wording of course.
its in the oil and fluid.
I personally use OEM filter

and the clutter is this
http://maxima.theowensfamily.com/tsb/NTB03-060.pdf
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No issues with mobil 1 filter
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Just for laughs, I'll try using a mobil-1 filter next time. I have the VCT noise, but I know ifI take it to the dealer it'll be discarded b/c I still have a warranty, or it won't happen at that point. Normal dealer BS. I've used Ford motorcraft filters and now an OEM Nissan filter, noise is still there.
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Originally Posted by byrdman164
Just for laughs, I'll try using a mobil-1 filter next time. I have the VCT noise, but I know ifI take it to the dealer it'll be discarded b/c I still have a warranty, or it won't happen at that point. Normal dealer BS. I've used Ford motorcraft filters and now an OEM Nissan filter, noise is still there.
Ive tried mobil1 same thing, it has nothing to do with oil filter.
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guess i have to deal with it then. It just sound so nasty on start up like its going to break a chain or something.
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thats what we get for not having a timing belt a little bit of noise
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Originally Posted by cmax1
I could have sworn I read that the oil draining back past the filter is what causes the clatter and the guide not having pressure on it. Not in that exact wording of course.
I think MOST of the oil filters for the Maxima have drain back valves built into them. I can be wrong though, but most quality filters have them.

The clatter is normal. IF it is persistent on every start-up even on a warm engine, then you may have a clogged oil circulation system. Running seafoam or oil crankcase cleaner will clean it up.
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Originally Posted by jasonmax
Ive tried mobil1 same thing, it has nothing to do with oil filter.


If'n you have it - you have it (the rattle).
Had mine since day 1 off the lot - it only gets worse occaisionally, and usually in cold weather.
no worthwhile, or cost effective cure - just one of those added "bonuses" the Nissan
engineers built-into the 5.5!

I ran M1 filters for a while, and just switched to a comparable WIX -- almost half price, and >/= to the quality of M1, as long as you're not looking to extend your OCI's past 7500k, which I don't.
Those dam M1's are up to almost $13-14 a pop now.

Wix Part # 51356
http://www.wixfilters.com/filterlook...&TempYear=2002

Shoot Talkinghorse a PM - he'll hook you up!

gr

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