Funk in oil pick up
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Funk in oil pick up
Hi guys,
today I removed the oil pan of my 2003 996 4S. At the oil pick up I noticed some fluffy debris. No plastic, not metal. In the bottom of the pan: nothing what so ever. Noteworthy: One year ago I changed the oil filter for a spin-on version. Otherwise the car runs fine: oil pressure OK. I run 5w40 Castrol which is changed every year. Please enlighten me on this one.
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Pull the NAPA filter and cut it open, see if it has came apart, **** happens. The NAPA filter has no by-pass so can build up excessive pressure if the temperature is extremly cold,too thick oil, engine is revved too much while cold. Cut the filter open and inspect.
#6
Three Wheelin'
Right, but what’s to say it was this filter? When was the last time you pulled the pan? Could have been from a previous filter. Could still be the NAPA. A year is a while, depending on how many miles you drove.
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Most Mechanics or shops (unless race shop or 996 specialist) don't have an oil filter cutter, it's just not something that 98% of the oil changes require.
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Burning Brakes
#13
Former Vendor
The Napa Gold is the best filter on the market. Constantly we are cutting filters open, and examining them.
85eurocarrera, you are losing a cylinder. That material is the piston skirt coating. Can I use this picture in an article I am working on now on bore scoring? This is an exceptional photo!
85eurocarrera, you are losing a cylinder. That material is the piston skirt coating. Can I use this picture in an article I am working on now on bore scoring? This is an exceptional photo!
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The Napa Gold is the best filter on the market. Constantly we are cutting filters open, and examining them.
85eurocarrera, you are losing a cylinder. That material is the piston skirt coating. Can I use this picture in an article I am working on now on bore scoring? This is an exceptional photo!
85eurocarrera, you are losing a cylinder. That material is the piston skirt coating. Can I use this picture in an article I am working on now on bore scoring? This is an exceptional photo!