Spin On Oil Filter
#1
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Spin On Oil Filter
Is there any torque value for attaching the LN spin on filter attachment? Also, it came with no seal or washer. Just screw it on?
Any other tips?
I think someone said the NAPA Wix filter was recommended. Is there a specific part number/series filter to buy?
Thanks. First DIY oil change on for tomorrow.
Tim
Any other tips?
I think someone said the NAPA Wix filter was recommended. Is there a specific part number/series filter to buy?
Thanks. First DIY oil change on for tomorrow.
Tim
#2
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Put mine on last week. The LN website has the torque value for the adapter.
I want to say about 18ft/lbs? The NAPA Gold filter is the recommended one. #51042
TQ is 18 ft/lbs on the adapter. Be sure the base snugs all the way up to the engine block
Before torqueing. I found that the large size of the drain plug overwhelmed my oil drain pans'
Ability to accept. Have a pail or tub handy. 10 qts is a lot of oil
Put mine on last week. The LN website has the torque value for the adapter.
I want to say about 18ft/lbs? The NAPA Gold filter is the recommended one. #51042
TQ is 18 ft/lbs on the adapter. Be sure the base snugs all the way up to the engine block
Before torqueing. I found that the large size of the drain plug overwhelmed my oil drain pans'
Ability to accept. Have a pail or tub handy. 10 qts is a lot of oil
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Just checked LNs site. Unless somethings changed, there should definitely be an O-ring on the side that threads into the engine. (see pics)
Last edited by BAD.TAG; 10-20-2014 at 02:56 PM.
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TS--Oh! I got it. I was looking at the smaller part. Got it.
Gtg now. Thanks all. Standby for a report on how I underestimated how much 10 qts. is.
TC
Gtg now. Thanks all. Standby for a report on how I underestimated how much 10 qts. is.
TC