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[alfa] RE: spider: Oil filter exploding... need help
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- Subject: [alfa] RE: spider: Oil filter exploding... need help
- From: "Les Singh" <Les.Singh@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 17 Jun 2004 13:47:14 +1200
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Hi All
"Brian Shorey" <[email protected]> wrote
<snip>
> I went to my local Bosch filter reseller and he told me that this is
> the result of a sticked pressure valve in the pump.
> Is it right?
Of course it's right. How could they be wrong? I'm sure they've never
sold a defective filter, therefore every problem must lie elsewhere. It
certainly helps with the liability, from their perspective.
<etc>
Brian
- you are so correct! There was an issue with Fram filters fitted to
Alfasud engines here in New Zealand some years back when the crank
journals were starved of oil and one engine after another went west.
Fram admitted liability finally when it was discovered that the
anti-drain valve was not waorking properly, something to do with
dimensions, so that it was actually blocking off oil flow to the engine.
Cost of fixing was borne by Fram.
So your advice should be heeded - check before suspecting the oil pump.
Les in Wellington, New Zealand
Home of "Lord of the Rings"
and the new "Kind Kong" movie
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