Jade has a leaking, oil filter have tightened everything but it still leaks
Has any one fitted one of these, seems a simple solution
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Cheers Paul
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Jade has a leaking, oil filter have tightened everything but it still leaks
Has any one fitted one of these, seems a simple solution
Attachment 135221
Cheers Paul
I have a similar product on my 2a. Uses a z9 or smaller one cant remember the number. Its good tho.
Cheers Rod
Just be aware Paul, if you fit it incorrectly you will have no oil pressure. The non return valve in the filter will stop oil flow. Ask me how i found that out. Mine had no instructions when i got it and it can be fitted two ways.
Cheers Rod
You might find the reason you are having trouble with the filter leaking is that a lot of the cartridge filters seem to come
with a neoprene ring now instead of a rubber one. I had trouble on my Fergy diesel tractor with the cartridge filter housing
leaking and ended up reusing the rubber ring from an old filter, it stopped the problem. I had reconditioned the Fergy motor
several years back and fitted a new oil pump, so it had plenty of oil pressure, and under pressure the neoprene rings would
slip sideways and cause a leak. The old rubber sealing rings had little lines on them and they seemed to stay put easier.
However I agree a "spin on" filter adaptor is the better option.
Cheers, Mick.
Unfortunatly supplier doesn't ship Australia[bawl][bawl][bawl]
managed to get a 1/4 turn on filter holding bolt, will keep looking for an adapter that's reasonably priced.
Does anyone know the size of the rubber sealing ring Micks talking about and wether they can be bought somewhere
Cheers Paul
Most likely issue is the sealing ring is damaged or has dirt in the groove - easy to do either. Easiest and cheapest way to get a replacement ring is to buy another filter - they are cheap!
It is also very easy to pinch the sealing ring when tightening the bolt. Been there, done that!
Check that there is not any damage to either the groove or the edge of the steel housing, but most likely is that the ring is damaged.