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Again, WIX is an OEM (like MANN). Many Volkswagen Golf Mk7 OE filters actually ARE made by WIX.I don't think WIX has the OE technical data packages like Mann+Hummel.
Again, WIX is an OEM (like MANN). Many Volkswagen Golf Mk7 OE filters actually ARE made by WIX.I don't think WIX has the OE technical data packages like Mann+Hummel.
Again, WIX is an OEM (like MANN). Many Volkswagen Golf Mk7 OE filters actually ARE made by WIX.
http://www.golfmk7.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7514Is there a photo or source for this?
I haven't seen anything other than Mann as being the supplier.
I have used this before. It is nice to run down and pick one up at a store vs a dealership which is not convenient for everyone. The endcaps are plastic or something seemingly more substantial than the cellulose type media on the Mann/OEM filters. However, I got scared away from the Wix after some research showed that the base Wix filters do not have a good filtration efficiency compared to the Mann/OEM filter.
I get them for $7 at Napa, they are all of a similar quality. I can get the Mann for $2 more at the same place, but there is no scientific evidence that will improve anything. My lab test earlier in this thread shows excellent filtration.According to amazon, you'd save $1 by purchasing a Wix filter over a Mann or Mahle.
Why bother?
I get them for $7 at Napa, they are all of a similar quality. I can get the Mann for $2 more at the same place, but there is no scientific evidence that will improve anything. My lab test earlier in this thread shows excellent filtration.
What is that $2 going to get me?
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Exactly.You warranty won't get denied because you didn't use the OEM supplied filter. The Filter WIX produces meets and or exceeds OEM specifications for this car.