What’s the torque spec on that, Lol tighten till it stops then another half turn
Unreal
It took a 2 ft long pry bar hammered through it to get it to turn. Probably the worst filter to remove in my 25 year career. It's only the second one I've had to punch through to remove.
Beet juice is a very effective de icing agent. It also doesn't cause rust. It does stink to high heaven. E-town uses it in town, they have been for the last 10 years at least. It's not quite as effective as salt, but works well enough. It is quite a bit more expensive then salt or calcium chloride.
Pulp! What a waste of a good load of firewood. Dang flatlanders.
We're not flatlanders around here lol.
Guy must have worked at Cummins . I had to destroy the original filter at the first oil change . Most people don’t realize that when you put a coating of oil on the gasket it’s not to make it slide the oil swells the gasket over time sealing the filter without over tightening
I live in the highest point in my township. All brown stuff runs downhill.
Coal crackers to you mister.
It took a 2 ft long pry bar hammered through it to get it to turn. Probably the worst filter to remove in my 25 year career. It's only the second one I've had to punch through to remove.
Unreal
There's usually some pissin' and moanin' going on when the other guys are stuck getting filters off after I put em' on. But, after 25 years of doing oil and filter changes I've watched a lot of boats head off into the horizon and I never had one come back because their **** came loose.
Never had one come off and I’ve done plenty of oil changes working at my uncles dealership and having 10 Classic vehicles . I did it the way the manufacturers say lube the gasket with fresh oil hand tighten then 3/4 turn . Putting them on any tighter can cause damage to the filter and gasket and makes it very difficult to remove later .
You're looney for saying that!
Yes they do. I've heard of them grabbing people's Rapalas. Not sure if that's a fishing tale or not. Beautiful birds!
What color would that be ??
Good from afar, but far from goodI'll be keeping an eye on those aluminum Ford's to see how they hold up. My '13 has the paint peel issue. Not really rotting out because I spray the crap out of it but I can see the pride of ownership is going to go bye bye soon.View attachment 1191073
It's a great 50/50 truck... From 50 yards at 50 mph
Huh, I thought it was easier on metal, that's why they use it? More expensive from what I understand.
Don't know that much about it, just hearsay amongst locals here that are fed up with premature rust on their daily drivers. I imagine it is the colour you would expect. I'll report back if we ever get there lol.
It depends on road and ambient temps. It's a lot more expensive then just using salt or salt brine.
