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Originally Posted by Randy
My old-style filter ('86) had never been changed to the new style, pleated-paper, filter, so I freaked when I opened 'er up and did not find what I expected. Remove the nut, tan plastic, and spring, and lift out the steel plate; underneath is a fiber filter and a steel ring. Toss all this and install the new-style replacement filter. Thanks to this site's members for seeing me through.
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I've run across a couple of those style filters, you know they haven't been changed in a LONG time. 
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