Get rid of the oil filter?
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Get rid of the oil filter?
Alright, some jack leg mechanic was putting up sweep fish tails on my 64 pan and had to take the oil filter off and route oil lines directly to the pump. Am I not in future trouble with no oil filter?
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If you are like many modern enthusiasts, oil changes come quite frequently, perhaps every couple of thousand miles (or less!). Filters are of most benefit to those who plan extended duty and heavy service for their machines.
Filters are a feeble substitute for a good turkeybaster and brush solvent-flush of the oiltank with each oil change.
Filters are a feeble substitute for a good turkeybaster and brush solvent-flush of the oiltank with each oil change.