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01-12-2014 01:19 AM |
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Originally Posted by mikeyfev1
(Post 3269793)
I don't know why that struck me as so funny, but thanks for that. :D
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Sure! It just seemed like the best way to describe it :D.
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Originally Posted by vstech
(Post 3269797)
the pleats are for coarse filtering of the main oil flow, the cotton only gets oil through the tiny bypass orifice. the cotton packing absorbs soot, and lets the oil pass through. it's at very low pressure, and very low volume, but it filters much finer than the paper.
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I can understand the cotton totally, I just don't get why it's got dirt in it. That seems counterproductive to me... I don't mean sawdust or twigs, I mean plain ol' dirt (granted there isn't a lot). I'm still going to use the one I have left (broke teenager syndrome), but I don't get why a dirty filter would be better that a clean one (as long as it is very well packed).
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