Online source for oil filters?

Cut 'em open, Hank. It take two minutes with the proper tool, and can save
you a bundle.

Thanks for the advise. Wilco
Hank

Jay Honeck wrote:


Lab work will detect microscopic particles, and may miss big chunks.

The oil analysis for the engine that was in my plane (that was making metal
in little slivers the size of fingernails) came back "normal".

Cut 'em open, Hank. It take two minutes with the proper tool, and can save
you a bundle.


Plus, he said he was analyzing each 100 hrs. A lot can happen in 100
hrs, and oil changes should be considerably more frequent that that.

I may be anal retentive, but I try to do it every 35.

Plus, he said he was analyzing each 100 hrs. A lot can happen in 100
hrs, and oil changes should be considerably more frequent that that.

I may be anal retentive, but I try to do it every 35.

I aim for every 25, and usually hit it by 35. Longest ever, with filter
change, was 41, after a long trip racked up 15 hours.

After spending $18K rebuilding our engine, oil looks pretty cheap! :-)
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay Honeck wrote:

After spending $18K rebuilding our engine, oil looks pretty cheap! :-)

Bingo.

I just had to do my IO-540, cost over $25K. Oil's cheap insurance.