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As other people have noted already, the MANN Filter is an OEM part. The Audi filter I replaced had the same imprint and looked identical.
I have used Mann filters for years and never had an issue with them.
Highly recommend to spend a few bucks extra to get the Mann filter over a cheap aftermarket product.
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I use this filter in my 2008 VW Passat with the 2.0 turbo engine. The VW "OEM" filter seems to be made by Mann because it has the same marks printed on on the end. I have always used Mann filters (oil, engine air, cabin air) on my European cars because I'm sure I'm right on top of OEM quality.Best Deals for Mann-Filter HU 719/6 X Metal-Free Oil Filter
This is the OEM part for some of the VW canister filter replacement elements. Works great, cheaper than the dealer. The difference between the dealer and these are that the dealer's have "made in germany" stamped on them, these are "made in mexico". I can't tell the different and save $8 dollars.Honest reviews on Mann-Filter HU 719/6 X Metal-Free Oil Filter
I tend to keep cars for a long time so maintenance is important to me. My Audi came from the factory with Castrol 5W-40 Synthetic oil and a mann filter installed. While I think there are some decent filter makers out there, Mann is German. My Audi is German. QED...The kit includes the filter and the all-important rubber gasket (complete with a little tab so you can pull it out of the filter holder). You will need a few tools to change your oil since the filters are in a plastic canister that needs a 36MM socket to unscrew safely. Plus, the canister is full of dirty oil so you need a hard to find $50 drain tool. And you need a torque wrench to put the canister back on to the 25.5 Newton Meters torque specified by Audi. But once you have all that, the filter fits perfectly and does what a filter does!
Good luck... And make sure to wear gloves dirty oil is a health hazard.
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