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MF 35 Canister oil filter stupidity

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Fordfreak45

07-12-2004 23:47:03

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I know this is a very stupid ?, but i have never messed with a canister oil filter before... had to split my MF35 w/perkins 3-152 diesel to replace the tranny input shaft seals and decided to change the engine oil while i was at it... had a friend helping take stuff apart and he took the old filter out... but didnt note how it went together

So, now i have a new cartridge, a new big o-ring that came with it... and a pile of stuff that i'm unsure about the assembly of (esp. the location of the small (about 1/2") o-ring?

also- how do ya get the canister to seal to the mount? the large o-ring matches the canister size, but it's very loose in the grove in the filter mount

and also, though the tranny and rear-end have 2 drain plugs, do they fill from the same place and share the dipstick?

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Fordfreak45

07-13-2004 00:00:53

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Re: MF 35 Canister oil filter stupidity in reply to Fordfreak45, 07-12-2004 23:47:03

Never mind the oil filter problems- searched the archives and found this wonderful picture

and it seems that the o-ring that came with my filter is not the correct one for this engine

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txblu

07-14-2004 07:19:35

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Re: Re: MF 35 Canister oil filter stupidity in reply to Fordfreak45, 07-13-2004 00:00:53

NAPA 1188 as I recall.

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sibby(Aus)

07-13-2004 03:54:18

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Re: Re: MF 35 Canister oil filter stupidity in reply to Fordfreak45, 07-13-2004 00:00:53

Tranny-hydraulics share same oil, fill by undoing plug L.H. side of gearstick and check dipstick on R,H. sideplate, give oil a little time to run through from rear of trans to back end and recheck level. Good Luck.

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William Bos

07-14-2004 14:07:25

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Re: Re: Re: MF 35 Canister oil filter stupidity in reply to sibby(Aus), 07-13-2004 03:54:18

Hi,

you could do yourself a big favour and order a spin on conversion head for it, s you can put spin on oil filters on it instead!!

See you

Will

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txblu

07-15-2004 06:05:23

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Re: Re: Re: Re: MF 35 Canister oil filter stupidit in reply to William Bos, 07-14-2004 14:07:25

thanks

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