any body used a oil filter relocation kit?
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Originally Posted by willwren
Good point willwren, I actually had seen a Bonneville with a smashed filter. Someone had installed the 52 and it was either hit by road debris or bottomed out on a large dip in the road. Not sure what the cause was, but none the less the filter was smashed open and leaked all the oil out.
This is something to be conscious of if using the longer filter.
This is something to be conscious of if using the longer filter.
I've measured my own car to rule out ever using the 52. Remember the S2 don't have the same block. There are some dimensional differences.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Originally Posted by willwren
Good point willwren, I actually had seen a Bonneville with a smashed filter. Someone had installed the 52 and it was either hit by road debris or bottomed out on a large dip in the road. Not sure what the cause was, but none the less the filter was smashed open and leaked all the oil out.
This is something to be conscious of if using the longer filter.
This is something to be conscious of if using the longer filter.
I've measured my own car to rule out ever using the 52. Remember the S2 don't have the same block. There are some dimensional differences.
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Sorry, unless you are extreme duty like PDXGTP, I can't see any reason for relocating. Saying that it would be easier to change the filter isn't a reason to me. You need to get under to remove the oil pan drain and reinstall. The filter is right there. My normal sized catch pan will catch the drippings from the pan while I also use it to remove the oil filter.
Our filters are far from a bad location. As for clearance and sticking down. I recently drove over a retread in the road and it wiped out my bumper cover. Did nothing to my oversized filter, subframe provides enough protection.
Our filters are far from a bad location. As for clearance and sticking down. I recently drove over a retread in the road and it wiped out my bumper cover. Did nothing to my oversized filter, subframe provides enough protection.
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