Re: Leaking oil past oil filter gasket
[Re: Diego_Ted]
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09/26/18 09:20 PM
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got an oil pressure gauge on it? Put one one and look at the pressure when this happens. Might be an oil pressure relief valve getting sticky but without a gauge we're all guessing.
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Re: Leaking oil past oil filter gasket
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09/26/18 11:13 PM
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60 psi should not be a problem.
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Re: Leaking oil past oil filter gasket
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09/27/18 11:14 AM
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Does it only happen on the most recent oil filter, or has it done the same thing with previous oil filters?
Is it really a "spew" or more of a "seep" when it sits?
As mentioned, maybe a defect on the mating surface? If it were me I would start by pulling the filter and inspecting the mating surface for defects/flatness. Although those rubber gaskets are pretty forgiving...
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