Oil Pressure
#22
ughhhhhh what a messss. me and the street are covered in oil. there's no way you can direct the oil pouring out into the canister. i broke the new filter wrench inside of 5 minutes and struggled but got everything off. you guys are awesome. never thought id be doing this.
i like it. now i need to deal with the oil separator but can't find it for the moment.
i think the mechanic cleaned it out well when he did the gaskets. so I agree, it will be interesting to see what regular rotella changes will do for it. it'll be funny if I get to comment on this thread in two years.
i like it. now i need to deal with the oil separator but can't find it for the moment.
i think the mechanic cleaned it out well when he did the gaskets. so I agree, it will be interesting to see what regular rotella changes will do for it. it'll be funny if I get to comment on this thread in two years.
#23
Travelor.....sorry I totally highjacked your thread. I'll (try to) make this my last post here, but.....everything all in all went well.
I go on about not much here:
https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...43/#post304662
I go on about not much here:
https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...43/#post304662
#24
Then use logic and calculate where the oil stream is going to move to as it gets weaker and move the drain pan accordingly.
And remember this, practice makes perfect.
#25
You'll get it with practice.
I unthread it to the last thread. Then gripping it from above, and pushing it in to prevent it popping off and oil spilling out, I very slowly remove it, letting the oil fall downward at a controlled rate. After a few seconds I remove it fully and set it aside. No fishing for it. No oil everywhere. No ramps needed. Easy trick once you get it.
I unthread it to the last thread. Then gripping it from above, and pushing it in to prevent it popping off and oil spilling out, I very slowly remove it, letting the oil fall downward at a controlled rate. After a few seconds I remove it fully and set it aside. No fishing for it. No oil everywhere. No ramps needed. Easy trick once you get it.
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