How to lubricate the O-ring
#1
How to lubricate the O-ring
I got the combo (filter, housing and o-ring) from my dealer. https://www.sunsetporscheparts.com/o...ing-0pb115403a
The o-ring is already "installed" on the filter housing. Do I need to remove the o-ring in order to grease it fully? Or can I apply the grease to the o-ring as it sits on the filter housing.
The o-ring is already "installed" on the filter housing. Do I need to remove the o-ring in order to grease it fully? Or can I apply the grease to the o-ring as it sits on the filter housing.
#2
I got the combo (filter, housing and o-ring) from my dealer. https://www.sunsetporscheparts.com/o...ing-0pb115403a
The o-ring is already "installed" on the filter housing. Do I need to remove the o-ring in order to grease it fully? Or can I apply the grease to the o-ring as it sits on the filter housing.
The o-ring is already "installed" on the filter housing. Do I need to remove the o-ring in order to grease it fully? Or can I apply the grease to the o-ring as it sits on the filter housing.
#3
The part of the o ring that needs to be greased is the outside as this needs to slide along the filter housing as it is screwed in.
It is easy to remove the o ring with a small flat head screwdriver if you find the cutouts that should exist in one part on the slot
holding the o ring. These cutouts allow you to get under the oring without damaging it. It you remove it you can grease both sides of the ring.
It is easy to remove the o ring with a small flat head screwdriver if you find the cutouts that should exist in one part on the slot
holding the o ring. These cutouts allow you to get under the oring without damaging it. It you remove it you can grease both sides of the ring.
#4
The part of the o ring that needs to be greased is the outside as this needs to slide along the filter housing as it is screwed in.
It is easy to remove the o ring with a small flat head screwdriver if you find the cutouts that should exist in one part on the slot
holding the o ring. These cutouts allow you to get under the oring without damaging it. It you remove it you can grease both sides of the ring.
It is easy to remove the o ring with a small flat head screwdriver if you find the cutouts that should exist in one part on the slot
holding the o ring. These cutouts allow you to get under the oring without damaging it. It you remove it you can grease both sides of the ring.
#5
Yes you were supposed to replace it. But there's a very low chance of a leak. They always seem to be in very good condition when I replace them. You will know there's a problem if it leaks. Otherwise just replace next time. By the way, you are supposed to lube it with oil, not grease.
#6
Its okay, not worry. and I have reused them also..... only with long age would they get cracked which is why you would replace them