What Vehicles Use the AC Delco PF48E Oil Filter?

I’ve been doing some maintenance work on my Chevrolet and I came across the AC Delco PF48E oil filter. I’m curious about what specific vehicles from the Chevrolet lineup are compatible with this filter. If you’re familiar with this filter, could you help me out?

Why It’s Important to Know

Using the correct oil filter is crucial for maintaining engine performance and longevity. The right filter helps to ensure that oil is clean and free of contaminants, which is vital for engine health. Therefore, I want to make sure I’m using the right part for my vehicle.

What I Know So Far

From what I’ve found, the PF48E is often used in various Chevrolet models, but I want to confirm its compatibility. Here are a few questions I have:

  • Which specific Chevrolet models use the PF48E?
  • Are there particular engine types or configurations I should be aware of?
  • Can anyone share their experiences using this filter in their vehicles?

Help Needed!

If you have any information regarding the compatibility of the AC Delco PF48E oil filter, please share! I’m looking for help to ensure I get the right fit for my car without any issues. Thanks in advance for your assistance!

Let’s make sure our Chevys run smoothly and efficiently by using the right components. Looking forward to your insights!

The AC Delco PF48E oil filter is compatible with several GM vehicles, particularly those with the 3.6L V6 engine. I’ve used it on my 2014 Chevrolet Traverse without any issues.

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That’s great to know! I’ve got a 2013 Cadillac SRX. Could someone confirm if the PF48E fits that model?

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Yes, the PF48E is a fit for the Cadillac SRX as well! I had one installed in my 2015 model and had no leaks afterwards. Good choice!

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Awesome, thanks! What about older models? Does anyone know if it fits any 2008 Chevy Impalas?

The PF48E indeed fits the 2008 Chevy Impala. I used it during my last oil change and it seems to work perfectly.

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I’ve also seen the PF48E on 2010 Buick LaCrosses. It’s a common filter for many GM models, so it’s worth checking compatibility.

Has anyone had experience with the PF48E in a 2012 GMC Terrain? Need to do my next oil change soon!

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Yes, I’ve used the PF48E in a 2012 GMC Terrain. Works like a charm! You won’t have any issues with it.

Thanks, I’ll pick one up then! Is this filter suitable for any vehicles outside of GM?

The PF48E is primarily for GM vehicles, but some aftermarket options may use it as well. Just double-check the specs if you’re considering it for non-GM models!

I’ve got a 2010 Chevy Equinox and wanted to share that it works perfectly with the PF48E. No complaints from my side!

That’s good to hear! I’m also curious about it fitting on a 2009 Chevy Malibu. Any thoughts?

Absolutely, the PF48E is compatible with the 2009 Malibu too. It’s one of the more versatile filters for GM vehicles.

What about its performance? Does anyone have long-term experience with it?

I’ve used the PF48E for over a year in my Chevy Silverado and have had no issues at all. It seems to hold up well under all conditions.

I’ve heard mixed reviews about the PF48E lasting long-term. Some say it’s great while others have faced issues. It’s a hit or miss.

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I guess it comes down to individual experience. I’ve personally got a solid opinion about it after many oil changes!

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I believe the PF48E is used in many GM vehicles, especially the small block engines. I’ve had good luck with it in my Chevy Silverado.

I’ve been using the PF48E for a year now in my Buick. Great filter—I’ve noticed better oil pressure and no leaks!

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