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So My New Oil Filter Is Dripping!

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Old 04-21-2006, 04:24 AM
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I remember the one time I got the old gasket stuck to the mount and then put a new filter on my fiat. Started her up, the filter got 60 pounds of cold oil.. and sprayed four quarts all over the driveway before I could shut her down.

Took months to get the stains off of the concrete.
Old 04-21-2006, 05:59 AM
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i pulled the rubber seal off the filter and overlaid it on the engine mount and it seems that the rubber seal is a mm or so too small so it may be a better idea to get a different brand of filter - prob the same brand that my mechanic used last oil change
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i got a deal on a bunch of Hyundai Genuine filters. i like them. If i don't use those, i use the Purolator PURE ONE filters.

Just stay away from Fram. They are no good in my opinion and seem to cause some troubles by falling apart for other vehicles.
Old 04-22-2006, 10:50 PM
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yeah im from downunder, we dont have those brands wink1.gif




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