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riperoo · 03-02-2008, 01:27 PM

Ok let it sit over night, nice and dry this morning, so time to spray the oil, not rocket science, the oil is red, like tranny fluid and you can see where you are spraying, you coat it inside and out. You can see the difference in this pic, see where the Oil (red) is and the filter element with out oil (white)

Action shot

You soak it real good, i used about 1/2 a can, and let it sit for about 1/2 hour, go back and look for light spots and hit them again, the goal is to have the whole element saturated with oil.

Here it is after sitting and soaking for about 2 hours,

Now back in the car, Here is a

Before

And after

Pretty radical difference, like I said, it is 101, but since I never did it before, thought some would like to see what is involved. Hit my rep if it helped you out.

03-02-2008, 01:27 PM	#4
riperoo Hemi-sphere Dancer Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bucks County PA Posts: 1,213 iTrader: (2)	Ok let it sit over night, nice and dry this morning, so time to spray the oil, not rocket science, the oil is red, like tranny fluid and you can see where you are spraying, you coat it inside and out. You can see the difference in this pic, see where the Oil (red) is and the filter element with out oil (white) Action shot You soak it real good, i used about 1/2 a can, and let it sit for about 1/2 hour, go back and look for light spots and hit them again, the goal is to have the whole element saturated with oil. Here it is after sitting and soaking for about 2 hours, Now back in the car, Here is a Before And after Pretty radical difference, like I said, it is 101, but since I never did it before, thought some would like to see what is involved. Hit my rep if it helped you out.
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