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I use grease to hold the round
gasket on the canister, seemed to work easier than placing it on the base.
Sometimes, well mostly, the gasket
was packed in and bent, so I'd let it set in a service manual to iron it
out.
Bill The Magnumguy
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, May 28, 2007 10:24 PM
Subject: [FWDLK] canister old
filter
Group,
What is the trick to this?
I changed the oil and filter on my car this afternoon and had a
terrible time of it. The new filter came with a rubber
gasket to be used on the bottom of the canister. How do you get
this very large rubber gasket to seal correctly (much less line up)? As
a result, I have a large puddle of oil to clean up and a problem to solve.
Assistance please. P.S. This might be the
final straw to get a converter to the new type oil filters from ?hot
heads?.
Thanks,
Greg in
WI
1956 Dodge Royal
Lancer
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