$60 Oil Filter?

with a fairly common Mitsubishi 4 cyl diesel. 

Service at my local NAPA store kind of come and goes as ownership seems to change every few years. The good part is that I got an account a way long time ago, and they and Farm Bureau had joint promotion. It seems year later if charge it to the account there is a very good discount on most items. NAPA also has special sales on filters once or even twice a year. But they may not advertise them very much, you need to find more than the average counter jockey and find out when. Then make your list of filters and be ready when it happens. 

I always have, and always will, take the notion that "a good filter is cheaper then a new engine". Whether it be engine oil or air filter. Yeah, sometimes it stings, but I'll take the lesser sting every time.
Darrel

I always purchase my oil filters at AGCO.  Great price and they always work great!

WF owner wrote: I find that this is just another story about NAPA's exorbitant prices.  A few months ago, I stopped at our local NAPA, more to see an old friend that works there than to get parts, but I thought I would pickup an oil filter for my truck (Ford diesel). He told me the NAPA Gold filter was around $60. I told him no thanks. I went down the road to the Ford dealer and bought a new (original equipment) oil filter for $24. I used to do a lot of business with our local NAPA, but I rarely go there now. A local auto parts store (not NAPA) gets my business now.

I used to drive out of my way to shop Napa. They've gotten too expensive and the counter help has no clue, like everywhere else these days. I buy wix filters at O'Reilly's and most everything else at wmart.

Hurst wrote: I have had good luck on RockAuto (about any brand) or Zoro (usually pretty good prices on Baldwin). -Hurst