Its funny because we get people in that want only genuine "_________" filters. We tell them what we have, be it Mann, Mahle, or whatever, is what is OE to the car. Well they dont wanna hear it and say they are gonna go to the dealer. We have had so many people come back and say see this is what I wanted and put and put lets just say a Volvo box on the counter. Then I go in back and bring up a "Mann" filter, the one he didnt want, and show him that he has a Mann filter In his Volvo box

Any GOOD parts store will have the OE filter in stock. Might not be in the same box but it will still be a OE filter.

 

I would not use this on a driveway. If it is a light colored surface it will leave black marks all over it from burning the concreate. Id head to lowed as mentiond above and get something specifically used to clean a driveway with.

 

I can't stand going there. I always end up wanting to punch somebody.

 

More than All of the four cylinder Honda Engines take the same oil filter. I think your old filter got stuck or even part of it did. Did you smear some oil around the new gasket? I alway's do that and have heard it was a good thing to do. Oil Eater is the best stuff I can recommend for your oil plus driveway problem. We had a white drive way, and on the old ford we had, the oil would spill on the frame and drip everywhere and the oil eater took care of that

 

yuuup

 

Kitty litter to soak up the excess oil. Then NAPA Auto Parts sells Concrete Driveway Cleaner in a really small bucket that was made for these types of situations.