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110 Oil Filter
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RichK
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Hi All,

My 1941 110 appears to have a stock oil filter. It's mounted to the engine right next to the oil filler cap. It has a T handle.

I'm trying to open it and after I unscrew the T handle it seems to be stuck even though it still spins. The top remains stuck as well. Does it just need a little persuasion? Don't want to beat on anything like a circus monkey unless approved.

Thanks,
Rich

Posted on: 2013/2/24 18:45
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Re: 110 Oil Filter
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Thomas Wilcox
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Using a rubber mallet, firmly tap the side of the lid to move it laterally. That should free the gasket. I think the T retainer is a captive element, though I wait on more knowledgable to confirm/deny that concept.

Cheers

Tom

Posted on: 2013/2/24 19:38
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Re: 110 Oil Filter
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RichK
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Hi All,

Just an update, filter topped popped with the suggested beating (slight tapping).

Thanks!
Rich

Posted on: 2013/3/2 15:18
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