Re: filter,s

Posted by P Backus on April 23, 2005 at 12:03:10 from (69.128.32.152):

In Reply to: filter,s posted by W-6 filter,s on April 23, 2005 at 11:43:08:

Unless someone changed it, it would have an oil bath air cleaner
on it. Whenever you change the engine oil you'd take the cup off
the bottom of the air cleaner and drain and clean it out. Make
sure you get the gunk out of the bottom since it sets up like
cement a bit and takes some cleaning. Refill with clean engine
oil up to the line on the side of the cup that says "oil level"
Make sure there's no moisture left in the cup as they have a
tendency to get rust pinholes in the bottom of the cup. From
what I've always heard, oil bath air cleaners are better than the
paper type, but not as easy to service, so that's why the industry
changed.
Paul

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